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    1957 Model 61, help needed diagnosing quick change gearbox

    If the lead screw reverse handle is in the neutral position the gear box is not engaged. Could be as simple as this. Did they move the lead screw reverse handle? I have had them where the gear change dial on the front came disengaged fro the tiny gear in the back. It was a pretty simple...
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    61 Part Out

    I can confirm that the housing for the gear box on a 16" is larger than it is on a 13". Mike
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    Need some Model 60/61 parts.

    I am afraid it is too late for those parts. I scrapped the headstock and gear box. Mike
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    Monarch 60 feed and leadscrew stopped working

    I found it! Let me know. Mike
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    Monarch 60 feed and leadscrew stopped working

    I had those gears. I hope I did not throw them away. Let me check. Mike
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    First Lathe: 1942 Monarch 14C

    Yep. Simply unscrew it. Standard right hand thread. Just had one apart on a lathe I have been touching up and replaced the thrust bearing a couple weeks ago.
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    Model 60 Tailstock traverse handle

    Handle is sold.
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    Model 60 Tailstock traverse handle

    I have the crank handle from a lathe I parted out that I would sell. Mike
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    Anyone have a Series 60/61 parts lathe?

    I too may be looking for some Series 61 13 " parts. As I just bought another one at auction. Have yet to drag it home. The machine I parted out was a bigger lathe and those parts won't work on the little 13" lathe. So let me know anyone has series 61 13" parts. Mike
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    Anyone have a Series 60/61 parts lathe?

    I responded to your other post with the same question. But yes I have some parts. Whether they are the right ones or not depends on what size lathe you have. Just let me know. Mike
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    Need some Model 60/61 parts.

    I parted out a series 61 a while back and still have some parts laying around. I may have some of the parts you are looking for. It depends on what exact size your lathe is. The parts I have are off a 16" catalog size lathe with I believe a 21 or 22" swing. Mike
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    Monarch Series 61, Rebuilding for Improvement

    Glad to see your are still at it Charlie. I was beginning to wonder. Mike
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    Monarch Series 61, Rebuilding for Improvement

    Unfortunately the ones I have are a little shorter than that. Sorry. Mike
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    Monarch Series 61, Rebuilding for Improvement

    I do have some of the aluminum trim strips. Need to measure the one you need. Distance between the two screw holes. Mike
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    Monarch Series 61, Rebuilding for Improvement

    Would this part help? Mike
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    Need Hub and back plate for 13" series 60/61

    I am in need of what I think is call the hub and back plate for the clutch assembly on a 13" series 60/61 lathe. If it helps I have 16" series 60/61 parts to trade but will certainly pay cash also. Mike
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    Sources for used Monarch Parts

    See my response to your request. Mike
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    Sources for used Monarch Parts

    I may. You are going to have to describe it more precisely for me. Or send me some pictures of what it is you are looking for. I have been parting out a 16" catalog size series 61. Mike
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    Series 61, Removing a Shift Fork from Headstock

    I was able to get a number of the parts together. I have the two bevel gears w/shafts, the worm wheel, worm gear and assembly. There is good news and bad news. The good is that I was able to find most of these parts and the gears appear to be in ok shape. The bad is the drive dog in the worm...
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    Series 61, Removing a Shift Fork from Headstock

    I'm back home. I have been reading some of your posts. Did you get some of the parts you need? Anyway, I can now start to dig in to my parts lathe and get you as much of the parts you need as I can. Can you please restate what you need by priority. Mike

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