![]() The clutch was operated by a long horizontal rod that ran the length of the bed and connected through a clevis pin on the headstock whilst sliding through a guide, supported on a tall bracket, at the tailstock end (although this fitting was not shown in all publicity pictures). Although this design of cover was necessary to allow the headstock bearing bolts to be undone, one might imagine that if oil instead of an oil-and-grease mixture was used for lubrication leaks would have been a serious problem. The first example pictured had a distinctly old-fashioned style of bed (the section beneath the gap swoops down to retain strength), and a plain-bearing headstock with a domed cover that reached down to the centreline of the bearings and, instead of being bolted in place, simply rested in a recess. Shown on this page are examples of the early-type (1940s to early 1950s) Harrison L5 (for details of the full range and its development, click here). ![]() Machine Tool Manuals Catalogues Belts Books AccessoriesĪ comprehensive data pack is available for this lathe ![]() Email: t Machine Tool Archive Machine-tools Sal e & Wanted
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