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Parts List

 

Refer to the parts diagrams on the preceding pages and find the number of the part you need 
(Dwg PN). The LMS PN column shows the LittleMachineShop.com part number

the number you use 

to order on our website. 

Dwg 

PN 

Description 

LMS 

PN 

1  Bed way 

5104 

2  Dead center, 2MT 

1890 

3  Quill 

4335 

4  Feed screw (7500) 

4336 

4  Feed screw (7550) 

6132 

5  Key, 4×16 mm 

1473 

6  Locking axis 

5210 

7  Handle 

4337 

8  Adjusting washer 

5211 

9  Locking sleeve 

5212 

10  Locking nut 

5213 

11  Oil fitting 

1655 

12  Tailstock casting 

5215 

14  Rivet, M2×4 

1988 

15  Feed screw retainer   4338 
16  Cap screw, M4×20 

2076 

17  Scale ring 

5217 

18  Knob 

1346 

19  Handle 

5219 

20  Spring 

1773 

21  Handle 

2104 

22  Nut, M10 

6133 

23  Washer, M10 

1581 

24  Handwheel (7500) 

4340 

24  Handwheel (7550) 

4162 

25  Rotating shaft 

5221 

26  Spring pin, 3×16 

5105 

27  Limit shaft 

5222 

28  Spring pin, 3×20 

5223 

29  Eccentric sleeve 

5224 

30  Zero label  

5225 

31  Nut, M10 

1772 

32  Press plate 

5226 

33  Tension shaft 

5227 

34  Base casting 

5016 

35  Set screw, M4×12 

5795 

36  Set screw, M8×14 

5796 

37  Set screw, M4×10 

5797 

38  Set screw, M6×16 

2681 

39  Nut, M6 

1226 

40  Lead screw 

5097 

41  Brass cover 

5229 

42  Lead screw support   5230 
43  Cap screw, M6×16 

1540 

44  Pin, 6×26 tapered 

5231 

47  Cap screw, M8×20 

1544 

48  Protection cover 

4342 

50  Fuse holder 

1333 

Dwg 

PN 

Description 

LMS 

PN 

52  EMI filter 

5237 

55  Fan power supply 

4345 

63  Nut, M4 

4194 

64  Screw, M4×8 

1557 

65 

Electrical operation 
box 

4349 

66 

Lead screw 
connecting sleeve 

5234 

67  Cap screw, M4×16 

5128 

68  Nut, M16×1.5 

5798 

69  Bearing, 51103 

5205 

70  Lead screw shaft 

4495 

71  Spacer 

4852 

72  Bolt 

4494 

73  Gear, 120T 

4938 

74  Copper cover 

5204 

75  Washer 

5799 

77 

Lead screw 
protection cover 

5261 

78  Cap screw, M4×10 

1529 

79  Rack 

5266 

80  Washer, M8 

1586 

82  Nut 

 

81  Cap screw, M8×35 

4481 

83  Gear lever 

4352 

84  Lead screw support   5235 
85  Cap screw, M6×35 

6134 

86  Gear, 60T 

4939 

87  Bushing 

4353 

88  Shaft 

4219 

89  Washer 

4493 

90  Nut, M12 

6135 

91  Cap screw, M5×8 

1538 

92  Gear box cover 

4354 

93  Cover 

4498 

94  Label, caution 

2119 

95  Cap screw, M6×10 

4196 

96  Washer, M6 

1585 

97  Nut, M4 

4194 

98 

Locking washer, M4 
(GB 93 87 4) 

 

99  Screw, M4x6 

1909 

100  Hinge 

4355 

101  Screw, M4×10 

1555 

102  Gear box back cover  4354 
103  Cap screw, M5×25 

6136 

104  Nut, M5 

4193 

105  Cap screw, M8×25 

1979 

Dwg 

PN 

Description 

LMS 

PN 

107  Motor mount 

4459 

108  Spring pin, 3×10 

3301 

109  Pulley, motor 

4357 

110  Positioning disk 

5800 

111  Key, 5×25 mm 

5244 

112  Motor 

4358 

113 

Locking washer, M5 
(GB 859 87 5) 

 

114  Cap screw, M5×20 

1535 

116  Spring, 4×12 mm 

5245 

117  Set screw, M6×6 

5815 

119  Cap screw, M8×12 

 

121  Set screw, M5×16 

5801 

127  Bearing, 6903-2RS 

5253 

128  Sleeve 

5254 

129  Cover 

5255 

131  Pulley, timing 

4359 

132  Retaining ring, M16 

3300 

133  Gear, 42T 

4908 

134  Spacer 

5802 

135  Ring 

5257 

136  Timing belt 

4360 

143  Nut, M27×1.5 

1329 

145  Ring 

5263 

146  Oil seal 

4366 

147  Bearing, 6206-2RS 

1219 

149  Key, 4×8 mm 

1376 

150  Pin, 3×14 tapered 

5803 

151  Shaft 

4499 

152  Gear, 30T 

4909 

153  Shaft 

4500 

154  Gear, 42T 

4465 

155  Bearing, 608-2RS 

1907 

156  Set screw, M4×12 

5804 

157  Retainer 

4501 

159  Retaining ring, M10 

1185 

161  Washer, M5 

1584 

162  Label, safety 

5262 

163  Splashguard 

4363 

164  Retaining ring, M21 

2138 

165  Shaft 

4497 

166  Key, 4×18 mm 

5339 

167  Key, 4×12 mm 

2111 

168  Key, 6×25 mm 

5340 

169  Slipping gear, 32T 

4364 

170  Dead center, 3MT 

1188 

171  Spindle 

4365 

172  Bearing, HR32007XJ 

5267 

Summary of Contents for HiTorque 7500

Page 1: ...The premier source of tooling parts and accessories for bench top machinists HiTorque 8 20 Bench Lathe User s Guide Model 7500 Model 7550 Deluxe from LittleMachineShop com...

Page 2: ...com All rights reserved Written by Chris Wood of LittleMachineShop com Revision 3 October 2022 LittleMachineShop com https www littlemachineshop com 396 W Washington Blvd 500 Pasadena CA 91103 info l...

Page 3: ...ut 19 Apron Position 19 Tailstock Position 20 Half Nuts 21 Drive Belt 21 Maintenance 22 Cleaning 22 Lubrication 22 Chuck 23 Changing Chuck Jaws 23 Mounting Work in a 3 Jaw Chuck 24 Tool Bits 24 Grindi...

Page 4: ...ound rest Part number 5513 Android tablet display Part number 5880 Digital position readout tailstock Part number 2280 Quick change tool post set AXA Part number 4914 Compound rest top required for AX...

Page 5: ...re the machine is in a safe condition before o Opening or removing safety shields o Reaching into work area o Changing or adjusting tools o Changing or adjusting work pieces o Changing speed ranges o...

Page 6: ...that your machines are well lit Ensure that your shop is well lit and have additional task lighting where appropriate Maintain a clean and uncluttered work area Avoid pinch points Never leave a runnin...

Page 7: ...e 9 2 Headstock 3 Chuck 4 Carriage 5 Cross slide 6 Tool post 7 Compound rest 8 Tailstock for details see Tailstock Controls on page 13 9 Change gear cover 10 Bed ways 11 Apron for details see Carriage...

Page 8: ...se to protect it from corrosion during shipment Follow this procedure to remove the grease 1 Wipe most of the grease off with rags or paper towels 2 Clean the surfaces with mineral spirits paint thinn...

Page 9: ...install the two bolts on the back of the headstock If you have the chip tray its mounting dimensions are shown below Lathe Controls Become familiar with the controls used to operate the lathe before...

Page 10: ...ws The motor will make a controlled change of direction Speed Control Knob The speed control knob adjusts the spindle speed Spindle Speed Readout The spindle speed readout shows the speed of the spind...

Page 11: ...e you are turning Pull the hand wheel towards you to disengage it when you are using power feed Carriage Lock Screw Use a 4 mm hex wrench to tighten the carriage lock screw when you want to prevent th...

Page 12: ...d inches Chris Tip These digital readouts do not account for backlash in the feed screw Always take your readings when you are turning the screw in the same direction This is not a problem on a lathe...

Page 13: ...e power feed when the half nuts are engaged There s an interlock but you can break it if you try You ll find it easier to engage or disengage the power feed while the lathe is running If you do attemp...

Page 14: ...and swipe up to unlock it 4 Open Settings If you don t see a Settings icon near the center of the screen open the app drawer the middle icon of the quick launch bar on the bottom or right edge of the...

Page 15: ...s readouts appear at the left top of the screen The buttons across the bottom affect all axes The abs incr button to the right of each axis readout affects only that axis The right side of the screen...

Page 16: ...roove that exists on your work piece You can for example set an incremental 0 position at one edge of the groove and then use incremental values to machine the groove Points and workspaces Points are...

Page 17: ...tools To select a tool To choose a tool and use the predefined offset simply tap the tool in the list of predefined tools Tap Tools on the right side of the screen to see the list The Tool Offset win...

Page 18: ...n position 5 Loosen each cap screw about 1 8 turn to allow carriage to move but without play 6 Snug the set screws to lock the cap screws in position Do not over tighten 7 While holding the set screws...

Page 19: ...he compound rest also incorporates a gib for adjustment To adjust the compound rest gib 1 Loosen the four lock nuts on the side of the compound rest 2 Slightly loosen all four set screws on the side o...

Page 20: ...the left side of the carriage and two on the right side of the carriage 2 Engage the half nuts on the lead screw 3 Tighten the four socket head cap screws Tailstock Position The tailstock is adjustabl...

Page 21: ...ughly perpendicular to the axis of the lathe the width of the rule should be vertical Bring the centers together to hold the rule in place 10 Adjust the upper part of the tailstock casting until the s...

Page 22: ...brication Chris Tip Mobil Vactra Oil No 2 is available from LittleMachineShop com part number 4120 If you prefer to purchase locally get Mobil 1 synthetic motor oil any viscosity available at most aut...

Page 23: ...s at least monthly Change gear B C shaft and bushing Oil Monthly Oil the B C shaft and bushing every time you change gears and at least monthly Tailstock quill and screw Grease Yearly The spindle bear...

Page 24: ...e jaw lathe chucks are good for most lathe operations All three jaws move together as you turn the chuck key But because of the way they are made 3 jaw chucks have limited accuracy They will center wo...

Page 25: ...ack rake produces the front cutting edge that cuts into the work piece Front relief Front relieve provides clearance for the front cutting edge Without front relief the front of the tool bit would hit...

Page 26: ...mall nose radius allows you to turn into tight corners A large nose radius produces better surface finishes Create a nose radius that is appropriate for the tool bit you are creating Adjusting Tool Bi...

Page 27: ...feed handle slowly advance the tool bit into the work until it just touches the surface of the work piece 6 Move the carriage to the right so that the tool bit is past the end of the work piece 7 Usin...

Page 28: ...tool so that the side cutting edge forms an acute angle with the face of the work piece 3 Move the carriage to the right so that the tool bit is past the right end of the work piece 4 Ensure that the...

Page 29: ...h left and then up on the power feed lever until the power feed engages As the tool bit meets the work piece it starts cutting 9 When the cross slide has moved as far as you want lower the power feed...

Page 30: ...sition B is the inside gear on this shaft C Gear positions B and C are on the same shaft between positions A and D Position C is the outside gear on this shaft D Position D is the end of the lead scre...

Page 31: ...gear so the gear will align with the gear in position B In the change gear tables some combinations have Any in column C For these combinations you can use any gear for position C this gear acts only...

Page 32: ...0 127 48 56 100 60 127 50 49 120 56 90 56 49 90 50 120 64 56 100 45 127 72 56 100 40 127 80 35 90 49 120 100 35 127 40 87 Inch Threads Left Hand TPI A B C D 5 60 30 127 100 6 50 100 127 30 7 50 100 12...

Page 33: ...100 60 120 0 5 30 80 Any 120 0 6 30 100 Any 100 0 7 50 100 70 100 0 75 45 80 Any 120 0 8 50 100 80 100 1 50 80 Any 100 1 25 50 100 Any 80 1 5 45 100 Any 60 1 75 49 120 Any 56 2 50 120 Any 50 2 5 50 12...

Page 34: ...sult from cutting the entire V form of the thread at once Chris Tip Use an accurate protractor when setting the compound rest The scale on the lathe is not accurate enough Setting the Cutting Tool Eve...

Page 35: ...e carriage to the beginning of the cut 2 Advance the cross slide to the initial position For the first pass you are already there For additional passes advance it 2 complete turns to the 0 mark 3 Adva...

Page 36: ...with no adjustment necessary LittleMachineShop com part number 4101 This is a very high quality quick change tool post for the HiTorque Bench Lathe It holds tools up to 3 8 shank The set includes Too...

Page 37: ...Each jaw is independently adjustable and reversible This set includes a chuck key and reversible jaws The through bore of this chuck is 0 98 The chuck can hold work up to 100 mm 3 94 in diameter Litt...

Page 38: ...and supports work being turned between two centers The live center is LittleMachineShop com part number 1592 It has a 2 Morse taper shank This center fits the tailstock of the bench lathe The dead ce...

Page 39: ...39 The steady rest is LittleMachineShop com part number 3398 The steady rest can support work up to 2 2 in diameter The follower rest is LittleMachineShop com part number 3399...

Page 40: ...40 Parts Diagram 7500 Model 7500 drawing 1...

Page 41: ...41 Model 7500 drawing 2...

Page 42: ...42 Parts Diagram 7550 Model 7550 drawing 1...

Page 43: ...43 Model 7550 drawing 2...

Page 44: ...71 Spacer 4852 72 Bolt 4494 73 Gear 120T 4938 74 Copper cover 5204 75 Washer 5799 77 Lead screw protection cover 5261 78 Cap screw M4 10 1529 79 Rack 5266 80 Washer M8 1586 82 Nut 81 Cap screw M8 35 4...

Page 45: ...243 Tool post mount 4395 244 Handle 4396 245 Set screw M3 16 7500 4485 245 Set screw M4 16 7550 5808 246 Feed screw support 5291 247 Graduated scale 5292 248A Handle 4410 250A Feed screw 4411 251 Cap...

Page 46: ...673 411 Screw M3 25 1496 412 Key 3 8 mm 1357 413 Bushing 4173 414 Set screw M3 4 4174 415 Shaft 4175 416 Handwheel 4176 421 Handwheel 4176 422 Retainer 4177 424 Screw M3 8 4166 425 Screw M3 14 4178 42...

Page 47: ...47 Wiring Diagram...

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