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Rocky Bob

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G`day from Australia.I am a 73 year old retired motor mechanic who was given a mini lathe,( in pieces) said to be a Grizzly G8688. I have resurrected it but am short of the hi lo speed gears and mechanism attatched .I downloaded a parts and price section from the Web and then forwarded by E-mail,to the firm involved,a parts and price list of the required parts.Unfortunately,I have not received any form of reply.Can anyone steer me to a reputable supplier?
Regards,Rocky Bob.
 
I purchased a Grizzly Mini-Mill that had broken gears and had good luck with Little Machine Shop. Under the products tab they have a section for replacement parts, you can get down to a numbered drawing and specify parts to get prices. I had good luck with them and downloaded my manual from their site also.

http://littlemachineshop.com/

Good Luck!!
 
Thornwoods said:
I purchased a Grizzly Mini-Mill that had broken gears and had good luck with Little Machine Shop. Under the products tab they have a section for replacement parts, you can get down to a numbered drawing and specify parts to get prices. I had good luck with them and downloaded my manual from their site also.

http://littlemachineshop.com/

Good Luck!!
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Thank you for your reply.This is the firm that I have sourced for my parts.No response! Perhaps there are others that I can contact.
 
I can't be sure, but shouldn't be any different that a sieg c-? (2 or 3?). Try here, there a little closer to you anyway, and have lots of details.

http://www.machineryhouse.com.au/Spare-Parts-Gears

They have customer service number you can call for help identifying the proper replacement part, if you don't have the original parts to reference.
 
They do have a $200.00 minimum on international orders, if they in fact ship to your country though. You'd have to buy a lot of gears!
 
Taz said:
They do have a $200.00 minimum on international orders, if they in fact ship to your country though. You'd have to buy a lot of gears!
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Well maybe you could get a few other goodies from the web site and the lathe parts to make your $200 minimum. I don't think that they'd balk at that. Grizzly has a lot of good stuff and it's reasonably priced.
 
xalky said:
Well maybe you could get a few other goodies from the web site and the lathe parts to make your $200 minimum. I don't think that they'd balk at that. Grizzly has a lot of good stuff and it's reasonably priced.
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I bet they wouldn't! LOL. Something to be aware of anyway. I never complain about being forced to buy more tools!
 
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