Harrison UNION L1, L1A 3.5 to 5-inch "light lathes". Three catalogues in one. 12 pages.
An article about these lathes is here: http://www.lathes.co.uk/union/
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Details of many older and newer Harrison lathes and milling machines can be found here: http://www.lathes.co.uk/harrison
Harrison UNION L1, L1A 3.5 to 5-inch "light lathes". Three catalogues in one. 12 pages.
An article about these lathes is here: http://www.lathes.co.uk/union/
HARRISON Lathe 12-inch swing (6.5-inch Centre height Model L6 Mk.1 - also badged, for some markets, as a 13-inch) Sales & Technical Specification Catalogue. 8 pages For the 12-inch L6 Operation & Parts Manual see: https://store.lathes.co.uk/print/mhl12
Harrison 17-inch Lathe - the one with "angular" styling and 3 downward-pointing levers on the front face of the headstock. Sales and Technical Specification and Accessories Catalogue. 10 pages.
Harrison M540 Lathe. Operation, Maintenance and Parts Manual with electrical schematics. The Parts Manual is clear exploded component drawings
Harrison-Ainjest High Speed Threading Attachment. Detailed Instruction Manual and Spares Parts Manual as Exploded Parts Diagrams. Covers all models as used on a variety Harrison lathes.
Colchester Bantam Mk. 3 series 2000 (actually a Harrison M250 Clone with round-knob headstock control). Instruction and Maintenance Manual and Illustrated Parts Manual as exploded diagrams and Electrical Diagrams. Includes French and German language sections and a copy of the useful Specification, Sales and Specification and Accessories Brochure. Perfect pictures and diagrams
Colchester Master VS 3250 (Variable-speed drive) This lathe is the same as the Harrison V350. Large (176-page), full-edition Operation & Maintenance Manual with Parts Manual as Sectional Drawings. Includes two electrical schematics and an electrical fault-finding guide for the spindle drive.
Harrison Alpha "U" Lathe. 38 electrical Schematics.
Do-ALL 17-inch Lathe. Late Model Machine (made by Harrison in the UK) Late-model with a very "square-edged headstock", large sheet-aluminium covers embossed with "speeds and feeds" and a screwcutting operated only by rotary lever controls (no sliding lever). Operator's Instruction Manual and Spare Parts Manual as detailed Sectional Drawings.
DoAll Lathe marked "16 ½” . This is actually a Harrison M450/500 Operation and Maintenance Manual with Parts as Exploded component Drawings.
Do-All 17-inch lathe (by Harrison in the UK) : Early model with three downward-pointing spindle-speed controls levers. Operator's Instruction Manual and Spare Parts Manual as detailed Sectional Drawings. Includes a copy of the DoALL Technical Sales and Specification and Accessories Catalogue.
DoAll Lathe. Late-model Machine (made by Harrison in the UK) with a "square-edged headstock", large sheet-aluminium covers embossed with "speeds and feeds" and the screwcutting gearbox operated by rotary lever controls (no sliding lever). Operator's Instruction Manual and Spare Parts Manual as detailed Sectional Drawings. Includes a copy of the DoAll Technical Sales, Specification and Accessories Catalogue.
HEPWORTH HYDRAULIC COPYING (TRACER) Attachments for the Series 150, 300, 400, 450, 470, 472, 600 & 620 as fitted to Colchester, Harrison, Milmor, Smart & Brown, Dean Smith & Grace, Willson, Kerry, Broadbent-Schofield and many other makes. A complete 140-page Data Pack with Detailed Operation Manuals and Spare Manuals as Sectional and other drawings. This is the most complete set of information for these attachments available - a complete collection of all literature ever produced. Covers both the head units and the pump-tank assemblies.
Harrison Alpha 1350S and 1000 Series Lathes: Detailed Manuals for Operation, Maintenance, Parts (as Sectional Drawings), Electrical Schematics and Ladder Diagrams. 465 pages.
HARRISON Lathe 12-inch swing (6.5-inch Centre height Model L6 Mk.1 - also badged, for some markets, as a 13-inch) - a model with "rounded" styling from the 1950s, a long, upwards-pointing lever on the face of the headstock and two spindle-speed change levers on the top. Instruction & Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams with a generic wiring diagram.
HARRISON (also branded as the DoAll") Lathe early 13-inch swing model with a 6.5-inch centre height and recognisable by 2 downward-pointing handles on the face of the headstock and a "diamond-shaped spindle speed chart. Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams. Perfect quality production. Includes a copy of the detailed Sales, Technical Specification & Accessories Catalogue.
HARRISON Lathes Models 12-inch and 13-inch swing L6 Mk. 3 - also badged as the 155 and 165 and distinguishable from earlier models by a flat front face to the headstock a long, single upward pointing handle on the face and two spindle-speed change levers on the top, a third control shaft control rod below the leadscrew and power-feeds shaft, a screwcutting gearbox with a sliding selector control that indexed into a row of holes. The gearbox had either two thumb lever along the top edge (English threading) or three thumb levers (metric version).
Harrison Lathe 14-inch swing (7-inch Centre height). This is the older model with two levers on top of the headstock and one on the front face. Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams. Perfect quality production. Includes a copy of the original Sales and Specification and accessories catalogue.
Harrison Lathe Model "140" Instruction, Maintenance and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams. Covers all the earlier versions as well - the L5, L5A & "11-inch" Models - including the hydraulic-copy versions. Perfect quality production. Contains screwcutting charts and data missing from the original publication together with a complete set of Sales and Technical Specification Catalogues showing all the different models and the full range of accessories.
Harrison Lathe 15 and 16-inch swing Models (L21). Covers both early "rounded style" 15-inch swing and the very similar early 16-inch swing models with two downward-pointing levers on the face of the headstock and electrical push-buttons on the right-hand side of the apron. Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams. Perfect quality production. Details and pictures of this lathe can be found here http://www.lathes.co.uk/harrison/page10.html
Harrison Alpha 1550S Lathe. Operation Manual. Fanuc controls - with ladder diagrams. Includes three additional publications: Alpha Plus S Link Software Manual, Alpha Plus S CNC Tutorial and a "Manual Guide Mode Tutorial" designed as a familiarisation exercise for first-time users in the set up and operation of the machine in manual mode. 649 pages.
Harrison Lathe 17-inch swing (8.5" centre height) - also branded "Do-All". Early model with from the 1950s and 1960s and three downward-pointing spindle-speed control levers and a screwcutting gearbox with, top right, two levers on a common shaft, just below two separate levers and, mounted centrally, a lever working through a quadrant (the later 17-inch called the M450 was different) Operator's Instruction Manual and Spare Parts Manual as detailed Sectional Drawings. Perfect quality production.
Harrison "13-inch" and "15-inch" (identical apart from centre height) and badged variously as: 155, 165, 190 and "1300" and also branded as the "DoAll". Operator's Instruction Manual and Spare Parts Manual as Sectional Drawings. The Sectional drawings have, in many cases, been separated, scanned at extra-high resolution and greatly enlarged on the page for improved clarity. These very distinctive lathes differ from the other 155 and 165 L6 Mk.
Harrison "13-inch" and "15-inch" (identical apart from centre height) and badged variously as: 155, 165, 190 and "1300" also ,listed as the L6 Mk.3. This is a very distinctive lathe - a sort of half-way house between the older and newer styles - and differs from the other 155 and 165 L6 Mk. 2 and 3 types in having:
- two spindle-speed levers pointing downwards on the front face of the headstock (instead of on top)
- large embossed sheet-aluminium covers on the headstock and face of the apron
Special Edition for the rare combined early/late Harrison "13-inch" and "15-inch" (identical apart from centre height) and badged variously as the 155, 165, 190 and "1300" and also sometimes found branded as the "DoAll". These very distinctive lathes differ from the other 155 and 165 L6 Mk. 2 types in having the two spindle-speed levers pointing downwards on the front face of the headstock (instead of on top), large embossed sheet-aluminium covers on the headstock and face of the apron.
Harrison Lathe 21-inch swing (M500 in the UK) with 10.5" centre height). Operator's Instruction Manual and Spare Parts Manual as detailed Sectional Drawings and electrical schematic. Perfect quality production.
Harrison M250 Lathe: Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams. Includes electrical schematics and additional instructions, not included in the original manual, of how to remove the leadscrew..
Harrison Trainer 250 CNC/Manual Lathe: Programming Manual.
Harrison Trainer 250 CNC/Manual Lathe: Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams. This is for the CNC version of the M250 that looks very like the ordinary centre lathe - as distinct from the fully enclosed version that is marked with just the wod "TRAINER"
MHL300 Harrison M300 Lathe (and T300 the training version) also badged in the USA as "DoAll". Operator's Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams. Includes 4 electrical schematics (UK and USA) one not labelled the others being EWD302, EWD300/1 and EDW308. Also included is a copy of the maker's Technical Sales, Specification and Accessories Catalogue.
Harrison M350 Lathe Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams with UK and European wiring diagrams. Includes a copy of the maker's Technical Sales and Specification Literature.
Harrison V350 (Variable-speed drive) Operation & Maintenance Manual with Parts Manual as Sectional Drawings. Includes two electrical schematics and a spindle drive electrical fault-finding guide.
This lathe is a Colchester VS3250 with Harrsion badging
Harrison M390 Lathe: Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams. Includes electrical diagrams.
Harrison M400 Lathe: Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams including details of the complex 4-way toolpost, the optional bed-mounted capstan assembly, quick-threader assembly, taper-turning unit and other accessories, etc. Includes 2 electrical schematics and a copy of the maker's Sales, Technical Specification and Accessories Catalogue.
Harrison 17-inch Model M450 Lathe - early version, sometimes with "17-inch" badges, white or silver facing plates on the headstock and screwcutting gearbox and the screwcutting gearbox control levers tipped with black knobs: Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams with 10 electrical schematics covering the various versions. This edition shows both headstock clutch/brake types.
Harrison VS450 CNC Lathe: Operator's Instruction and Maintenance Manual including details of the Fanuc Controls and Programming Instructions.
Harrison M450 Lathe - late version badged "450" and with headstock control levers as flat bars with rounded ends and an apron where the centre section is stepped. Usually fitted with black fascia plates on headstock face and apron: Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams with 10 electrical schematics covering the various versions. For the early version of the lathe with control levers as round bars tipped with black knobs see MHL450
Harrison M460 and M550 Lathes: This is a very large, highly detailed manual that includes an instruction manual, a maintenance manual, and a parts manual, as well as useful explosive assembly diagrams. It's a double manual covering both the M460 and M550 models.
HARRISON Lathes L5, L5A & "11-inch", 140 Models - including the hydraulic-copy versions: Instruction Manual and Illustrated Parts Manual with Exploded Parts diagrams and a generic wiring diagram. Perfect quality production. Covers all models with 4.5 inch to 5.5 inch centre heights and has screwcutting charts and data missing from the original publication e.g. details of the "all-metric" screwcutting gearbox and charts showing the lever positions when cutting inch-pitch threads.
Harrison M500 Lathe: Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams with 3 electrical schematics.
Harrison Lathe AA Mk. 2 VS330TR ( "Square" styling) 13-inch swing variable-speed drive precision lathe. Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams. Includes Electrical Diagrams.
Harrison M540 Lathe: Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual, Electrical Schematics and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams.
Harrison Lathe AA Mk. 1 ( "Round" styling and identical to the Colchester Chipmaster) A comprehensive Data Pack with early and late editions of the Instruction and Maintenance Manual and both Parts Manuals as exploded component diagrams. Covers all models with Imperial or Metric gearboxes and includes electrical, variator and drive differences. Contains a complete Instruction and Maintenance Manual and Parts Book for the special Kopp Variator Unit produced for the Chipmaster.
A mint condition original manual for the early L5 (4.5" centre height) up to 1959 (contains less information than the edition above).
MHL600 Harrison M600 Lathe (a re-badged ColchesterMagnum). Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams.
Harrison 1A and 1B Automatic Camless Chucking Lathe. Operator's Hand book and Spares as Exploded Component Drawings.
Harrison M750 Lathe: Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams.
Harrison M390V Variable-speed Lathe: Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams.
Harrison V390 Variable-speed Lathe: Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams with electrical diagrams.
Harrison VS330 and VS330TR ("AA") Lathe with variable-speed drive: Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams. Includes Electrical diagrams.
Harrison Horizontal Milling Machines (can accept a vertical head): Instruction Manual and Exploded Parts Diagrams. Covers all models - and even includes details all the differents nuts, bolts and other fastenings used. Includes a copy of the maker's Technical Sales and Specification Catalogue.
HARRISON VERTICAL MILLING MACHINES (dedicated, vertical-only machine): Instruction Manual and Parts Manual. This manual now includes details of the vertical head - this assembly being identical in construction to that fitted as an option on the horizontal Harrison milling machine. Covers all models. Includes a copy of the maker's Technical Sales & Specification Catalogue.
Harrison Graduate Wood-turning lathe - also branded as the Union Graduate and Multico) Machine Manual with Maintenance, Lubrication, Wiring Schematics and Sectional-Drawing and exploded-components Parts Manual. Two editions are included, early and late, showing both types of spindle design. Also included - based on experience - is a description of how to remove the spindle as well as several versions of the Sales & Specification Catalogues for both standard and bowl-turning versions.
Jubilee Wood lathe by Harrison (also badged as Sagar and Cooksley). Simple User's Guide with annotated photographs, several wiring diagrams (the electrical system used changed over the years and yours may be different again) and a copy of the Maker's Sales & Specification Sheet. Also includes the article by Tony Griffiths about the Jubilee that outlines the various specification changes and options available over its years of production.
Harrison VS280 CNC Operator's Instruction Manual with Maintenance.
Harrison CNC M280 Trainer Lathe. This an "enclosed" model and usally marked with the single word "TRAINER" on the sloping surface to the right and the word "HARRISON" on the vertical surface immediately below (it should be be confused with the ordinary-lathe-like CNC Training version of the Harrison M250 lathe).
Comprehensive and detailed Operator's Instruction, Maintenance and Programming Manual with a Parts Manual as Exploded Component Drawings.
Harrison "Trainer" (marked simply "Trainer" on the headstock). Comprehensive Operator's Instruction, Maintenance and Programming Manual with Parts as Exploded Component Drawings and Electrical Schematic.
Harrison Trainer CNC Lathe marked simply "Trainer" on the headstock. Combined Operation, Parts, Maintenance and Programming Manual.
Harrison V280 Variable-speed drive Lathe. Instruction Manual, Maintenance Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams.
Multico Graduate (Harrison Graduate and Union) Woodturning and Bowl-turning Lathe. Machine Manual with Maintenance, Lubrication, Wiring and Exploded-diagram and Sectional-Drawings Parts Manual. Two editions are included, early and late, showing both types of spindle design. Includes an original Sales and Specification and Accessories Catalogue.
UNION (also badged Harrison & Boxford) Tool & Cutter Grinder (this is not the G200 but an early version on traditional lines). Sales, Technical Specification & Accessories Catalogue. 4 pages (Details of this tool & cutter grinder can be found here)
Harrison L5A Lathe 5.5" x 24" with an induction-hardened bed with a detachable gap piece, a full screwcutting gearbox with 36 changes of threads and feeds, power cross feed and a spindle clutch. This is an ex-education machine maintained in full working order.