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    Richard Hussey
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      Hardinge lathe repair/restoration

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      Richard Hussey
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        I’m lucky to have two Hardinge lathes. A Hardinge turret lathe

        used every day. at work plus a HLV centre lathe. Both need some love and attention. The turret lathe was rebuilt 10 years ago by ZMT in Devon now retired I understand

        I had contact with someone in the midlands who bought some of the assets of ZMT but have been unable to have a conversation with them.

        Would very much like to restore these lathes to good working order. Money can change hands as expect to retire next year and would like to keep in retirement

        Any suggestions as who can help appreciated

        Richard. Position Sensors Ltd. Verwood

        Edited By Richard Hussey on 19/05/2022 09:15:02

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        larry phelan 1
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          Was rebuilt 10 years ago and now needs attention ?????frown

          Must have had a hard life.

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          Baz
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            @baz89810

            Plenty of companies out there who specialise in machine tool rebuilding, looking at your website I would imagine you can afford to pay for a proper job as opposed to us model engineers who want just the basic stuff done such as a bed regrind and do the rest themselves so the world is your oyster, just Google machine tool rebuilders, and take your pick..

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            Richard Hussey
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              Thanks for replies

              it just had a top end budget rebuild from ZMT, looked now was 14 years ago and has been used most days

              mostly by non machinists like myself

              Have googled Machine rebuilders. Many around who is good though?

              will contact some and see what they say.

              regards Richard

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