Grizzly
G4003G Metal Lathe
Misc Pictures

G4003G ready to be unloaded.

I hauled the G4003G on a single axle trailer without any problems.
(The crate is very top heavy)

This is looking at the bottom of the the tailstock.
I added a spring between the tailstock and the hold down clamp.
This helps the tailstock to release easily and slide smoother.

I welded a wrench to the nut on top of the qctp, I covered this with a
black
plastic cover.
This is very handy if you reposition the toolpost a lot.
Rather than buying more toolholders for the Grizzly QCTP I purchased
a
Phase
II series 200 QCTP from Enco.
It was on sale for $120.00 and included:
(1) Tool Post, (1) Style 1 Holder, (1) Style 2 Holder, (1)
Style 4 Holder, (1) Style 7 Holder, (1) Style 10 Holder
The Phase II series 200 toolholders fit the Grizzly QCTP perfectly.

G4003G Controls
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