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need some help new to wood turning

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I bought a lathe and need some info and some advice the lathe is a Rockwell ser#bx-4479 it also marked delta homecrafter. i guess is the model i need to get a manual. the bearing in the head on the belt side need grease or replaced ?? :confused: It needs some work but it was a good deal. if you want you can e-mail me @ jml0172@aol.com

Thanks Mark
 
http://www.acetoolrepair.com/home.asp Has exploded parts diagrams of the tools. www.owwm.com is another possible resource. Before the DeWalt buy, I would have said call Delta and get a manual, but things appear to have gone downhill over there.

46-XXX is the traditional form of the model #, but the homeowner grade seems to have omitted it.
 
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