Al Monkhouse | 29/09/2016 15:34:30 |
7 forum posts 3 photos | Hi, this is probably an obvious answer but I really can't find out for sure, despite searching. Can anyone tell me if a ML7 bed will fit a Super 7? I'm talking standard length beds, grey, late 60's. Are they a straight swap?
Thanks
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Michael Gilligan | 29/09/2016 19:56:14 |
![]() 23121 forum posts 1360 photos | Useful checklist here, Al http://www.small-lathes.co.uk/Myford-Lathes/I9.htm MichaelG. |
Robbo | 29/09/2016 20:02:08 |
1504 forum posts 142 photos | Al, If they are both late '60s then should be a straight swap, both having a "narrow bed" . Both ML7 and Super 7 used narrow saddle guides until 1972, when the wide guide bed was introduced for the power cross feed Super 7 |
Al Monkhouse | 29/09/2016 22:51:19 |
7 forum posts 3 photos | Thanks, sounds good. |
Mike Crossfield | 30/09/2016 08:59:19 |
286 forum posts 36 photos | I did a similar swap some years ago without difficulty. I seem to remember that I needed to drill and tap a new mounting position in the back of the ML7 bed for the Super 7 countershaft arm. Mike |
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