## Title (102 characters)
1995 Republic-Lagun 16" x 60" Geared Head Engine Lathe 16 Speeds 40-2000 RPM D1-6 DRO Tooling Included
## Price
$9,000 — includes the lathe AND all tooling listed below (including the tool cart).
Lathe without the tooling: seller will entertain reasonable offers — message with your offer.
## Location
Oregon (delivery available within 200 miles of Portland — see Delivery / Shipping below)
## Item Specifics (eBay fields)
- Brand: Republic-Lagun
- Model: RL-1660G-TW (American Turnmaster series, geared head)
- Year Built: 1995
- Type: Engine Lathe
- Swing Over Bed: 16-1/8 in
- Swing Over Cross Slide: 10-3/8 in
- Swing Over Gap: 22.95 in (removable gap bed)
- Distance Between Centers: 60 in
- Spindle Speeds: 16 speeds, 40–2,000 RPM
- Spindle Nose: D1-6 Camlock
- Spindle Bore: 2-1/16 in
- Spindle Taper: MT#6
- Main Motor: 7.5 HP, 3-phase (two-speed)
- Tailstock Taper: MT#4
- Tailstock Quill Travel: 6 in
- Weight: approx. 3,300 lbs
- Chuck Included: 3-Jaw Chuck (plus spare 14-inch chuck — see Included below)
- Digital Readout (DRO): Yes
- Condition: Used — Excellent Condition
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## Description (copy and paste into eBay)
1995 Republic-Lagun 16" x 60" Geared Head Engine Lathe – Excellent Condition
Model: Republic Lagun RL-1660G-TW (American Turnmaster series)
Year Built: 1995
For sale is a heavy-duty Republic-Lagun engine lathe in excellent working condition. It features a multi-speed gear head with sixteen speeds ranging from 40 to 2,000 RPM, and a comprehensive built-in thread and feed chart.
Features:
- 16 x 60 geared head engine lathe (Republic Lagun model RL-1660G-TW, American Turnmaster series)
- Sixteen spindle speeds: 40 to 2,000 RPM
- Built-in thread and feed chart
- D1-6 camlock spindle nose
- 3-jaw chuck
- Digital readout (DRO)
- Sturdy cabinet base
Manufacturer Specifications (factory specs for this model):
- Swing over bed: 16-1/8"
- Swing over cross slide: 10-3/8"
- Swing over saddle: 15-3/4"
- Swing over gap: 22.95" (removable gap bed)
- Distance between centers: 60"
- Spindle bore: 2-1/16"
- Spindle taper: MT#6; tapered roller spindle bearings
- Spindle nose: D1-6 camlock
- Main motor: 7.5 HP, 3-phase, two-speed
- Threads: 45 inch threads, 2–72 TPI; 39 metric threads, 0.2–14 mm; plus 18 modular pitches (0.3–3.5 MP) and 21 diametral pitches (8–44 DP) — inch and metric threading with no change gears to swap
- Feeds: 17 longitudinal feeds, 0.002–0.067 in/rev; 17 cross feeds, 0.001–0.034 in/rev
- Tailstock: MT#4 taper, 6" quill travel, 2.047" quill diameter
- Cross slide travel: 9"; compound travel: 5.1"; carriage travel: 54"
- Bed width: 10-1/4"; leadscrew 1-1/8" dia., 4 TPI
- Construction: Meehanite cast bed with induction-hardened ways, flame-hardened steel headstock gears, cast iron stand
- Steady rest capacity: 5/16" – 4-5/16"
- Overall size: approx. 105-1/2" long x 32-3/4" deep x 49" high; weight approx. 3,300 lbs
Condition:
Crisp and well-maintained, in excellent working condition.
Price: $9,000 — includes the lathe AND all of the tooling below.
If you want the lathe without the tooling, I will entertain reasonable offers — message me with your offer for the machine alone.
Included in the price:
- Steady rest
- Spare 14-inch chuck
- Assorted cutting bits
- Set of reamers
- Oversized drill bits, 1" all the way through 2"
- Micrometer set
- Digital caliper
- Custom, professionally built steel three-level tool cart, built specifically for machine tooling — and the tooling on it
About the tooling value: the tooling included here is worth an estimated $2,500–$3,500 on its own (used-market value). Rough breakdown: oversized drill bits 1"–2" ≈ $700; steady rest ≈ $450; custom steel tool cart ≈ $750; reamer set ≈ $400; spare 14" chuck ≈ $300; micrometer set ≈ $275; digital caliper ≈ $100; assorted cutting bits ≈ $100. Bought brand new today, this same tooling would cost roughly $5,000–$8,000 to replace (drill bits ≈ $2,300; custom steel cart ≈ $1,500; spare 14" chuck ≈ $700; steady rest ≈ $550; micrometer set ≈ $425; reamer set ≈ $350; digital caliper ≈ $175; cutting bits ≈ $150).
Delivery / Shipping:
- Delivery available within 200 miles of Portland, Oregon. Delivery terms are separate — please contact the seller to discuss before purchasing.
- If the lathe needs to be shipped, the BUYER must arrange and pay for shipping/freight themselves. The lathe will be ready for pickup, and the seller can help with loading.
Please review all photos carefully. Photos show, in order: (1) headstock and controls / thread and feed chart, (2) 3-jaw chuck looking down the bed, (3) carriage handwheels close-up, (4) full side view of the lathe, and (5) tailstock end view.
Questions welcome — please ask before purchasing so we can confirm delivery or freight arrangements.