04-23-2016, 08:16 PM
Welcome aboard Michael,
Can you post a pic of the drawing, as that will help (instructions here).
I'm not familiar with the mill that you have but on my Kondia the x and y axis nuts are in a common yoke that must be removed before the saddle will come off. In order to remove the saddle, you first have to remove the knee which will then enable you to remove the yoke. Once that is done, the saddle will slide off (loosen the gib first).
The Bridgeports are the same as my Kondia but as I said, I am not familiar with your particular mill. Pictures will be a big help here.
Can you post a pic of the drawing, as that will help (instructions here).
I'm not familiar with the mill that you have but on my Kondia the x and y axis nuts are in a common yoke that must be removed before the saddle will come off. In order to remove the saddle, you first have to remove the knee which will then enable you to remove the yoke. Once that is done, the saddle will slide off (loosen the gib first).
The Bridgeports are the same as my Kondia but as I said, I am not familiar with your particular mill. Pictures will be a big help here.
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