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Absolutely! Thank you! Bruce.

Tin Falcon, thank you for the effort I do appreciate it. Unfortunately, though the lathe in that manual is very similar to mine, the apron assembly is very different; notice how the worm wheel is mounted in the upper half, on mine it is near the bottom - hence the gap between the driving gear...

Correction: The OD of the lower gear shown is incorrect; it was actually 2.00", just like the top gear. Thanks Phil! I think I measured the OD of the adjacent gear, as it is very close to the value listed, while the clutch gear I should've measured is no where near the 1.88" no matter how...

Wizard, thanks for the posts. Please see the image below: If you look at this image, through the idler mounting hole you can see the lower gear that drives the idler. The gear that seems to be just above that is actually the crossfeed gear - it is up against the front of the apron, it is not...

Entropy455, thank you very much for the reference to Boston Gear, and the related info! I'll look into that, and reply when I have something worthwhile. I can't justify the expense of having custom gears made, but if they stock something that will mesh OK, I can make a shaft... Philjoe5, thanks...

My lathe has a broken worm-wheel gear for the power feed, and is also missing a gear and a shaft inside the apron. It's a Jet 1024P (10") lathe, made in Taiwan in the 1980s (I think). I got it used from a factory that was closing, no information is available from the source. The manufacturer...