Myford ml7

Suggest you start here....

https://www.paragonpaints.co.uk/Workshop-Machinery-Colours.html

Or:

www.stationaryengineparts.com/Myford-Lathe-Rich-Cream.html

Or even the current incarnation of Myford:

**LINK**

Andy what are you looking for?

Robert Butler

There's usually plenty of Myford parts on eBay UK. Even Myford themselves post on there, but also plenty of secondhand parts. Sometimes you can get lucky on Gumtree too, but not so much.

Edited By Hopper on 08/06/2018 02:51:21

It's also worth checking out...

**LINK** and

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HTH

Jon

ML:7 were never yellow, only Myford woodworking machines used yellow. Myford Grey is the correct colour for a ML7.

Hmmm - I don't want to sound like a Golgafrinchan and a pedant....

You're right about the main colour but the gap between the ways on my old ML7 which is original (because I can't and won't be ar$ed to paint it) and the same yellow as the woodwork machines. Is mine the only one? - I doubt it.

Jon

You may want to make use of the "Wanted" section of the free classifieds both on the site and in ME/MEW

eBay

The gap between the ways on my ML7 is a sort of creamy yellow colour, the main body is grey (all original).

Edited By V8Eng on 08/06/2018 12:35:05

I'm intrigued - how does a Super 7 go from expensive brand-new to needing that many replacement parts?

Dave

And I am intrigued as to where the 'expensive brand new' came from?

Andy Bailey's Super 7 may well be 40+ years old and have suffered abuse/use from many clumsy people!

They made them in yellow for publicity publications, the last page does say grey is the standard colour

Edited By Mike Poole on 08/06/2018 18:58:26