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That is the most nostalgic sound. The other two that bring back many memories are the old two cylinder tractors and the sound of a steam engine working. I could listen to those all for hours!

Nice job! We had several of these on the farm growing up and none of them looked or ran as nicely as yours!

Still trying to figure out how to program the circuit board...this stuff makes no sense to me at all. When tech stuff stops working I can't make it work again. I have a friend that knows this stuff. Just trying to co-ordinate a time for him to come help

I just received the new circuit board and just have to program it and install. I'll let you know if it works

I have tried a few times with Kijiji, all I seem to get is ads from the east of MB...and I'm not prepared to drive 15+ hours one way unless I'm 100% sure. Also I have tried that within 1 hr and only arrived to have it sold from underneath me after offering to send a deposit to hold it... in...

The G0750G was one of the lathes I was very intrigued with. It checks off all the boxes on the "needed" and most of the "wants". One of the reasons I was comparing the two models I chose was they were in stock. In the few enquiries I made no one could even give me a guess on how long it would be...

I feel you are correct with the size comparison. I have done some searching (as I mentioned I don't have stellar google-fu) and have been unable to find any listings (other than whats on this forum) for anything in Canada, let alone in the middle of the prairies... The closest store I could...

That Monarch is VERY NICE!!! Your Atlas is in very nice shape as well. Did you refurbish it?

This post brings up many of the frustrations I have encountered. I was hoping to be able to "transform" my small lathe to do what I wanted, but, have come to realize that I may be asking more than its designed for. So, I concur with your assessment on knowing when its time to just get the right...

Thanks for your input. This really helps me, I want to try my best to compare apples to apples and get the best machine I can afford. I would be ok with gear changes (as long as it was easier than my present lathe) but a gear box would definitely be preferred. I have a very limited knowledge of...