Yes! Sorry that haven't checked in, has been a busy 2 wks at work * home. Found a SB10K UMD, 3-1/2' bed. About 40 yrs old. Had to take it apart to be able to lift it, haven't had chance to make it whole again after getting it home this wk (let me get all the swarf out of it, though). Has 3- and 4-jaw chucks, all the tool holders plus a couple of boring bars and lots & lots of tool bits (but a std lantern post), taper jig, live center, drill chuck, mikes, dial indicators. No follower/steady rest or face plates, though. I think the belt came apart in such a way that I can glue it back together but if not there are at least 2-3 places around here that will make new belts. Steady rest inner bed rails are a bit dinged right next to the chuck but the outer carriage rails are still in good shape and little wear. Cross slide appears to be fairly tight, too. Is set up with 220V motor but also came with brand new 110V TEFC replacement. Looking forward to getting it all back together and making some chips. Have downloaded a copy of HTRAL and want to understand that a bit before firing it up. Also want to hit all the lube points before turning it on - don't want this to be HTRuinAL. BTW, I may need some help reassembling the taper jig. Though I was careful, two thin strips of steel, each with machined depressions on one side, slid out as I was taking it apart and I'm not sure where these go and the correct orientation (wrt to the depressions and machined edges). But I'm not going to be cutting tapers for awhile, so that can wait, and I'll post pix when I get to that point.
Thanks!