Harrison 11" Mississauga $2,250

[YotaBota]

Looks like a Mk4 version.

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HARRISON LATHES L5A, (9" & 11") Later Models

Harrison lathes - 1940s to the late 1960s including versions badged as "DoAll"

www.lathes.co.uk

 

[DavidR8]

I was just watching Haxby Workshop and he has a Harrison 140 if I recall.
For $2250 that's a heck of a deal.

 

[YotaBota]

The .uk write up says the 140 is the next version of this machine.
Agree, if this is in good condition I think it's a good deal as well.

 

[Tom O]

I think I have a manual for this

 

[YotaBota]

I think I have a manual for this

Nice to have the book for any machine one owns.
Maybe you need to reunite the book with the machine, are you going for a drive to pickup a nty machine?

 

[Tom Kitta]

Good price. Assuming it all works.

 

[Stellrammer]

I have a 1965 11A, threaded chuck, D1 was a few years after that, they are sturdy lathes. They do leak a lot of headstock oil though.

 

[Tom O]

Nice to have the book for any machine one owns.
Maybe you need to reunite the book with the machine, are you going for a drive to pickup a nty machine?

Actually I got the manual from Modern Tools the one I bought around 1990 had the hydraulic tracer on it but you guessed it No tailstock so I got it for $2500. We used the tailstock that was on a colchester lathe with a custom baseplate that was swapped between the two lathes. It was only used for making lower dies for the English Wheels and kits we were making.