ENCO/MSC. Parts source for ENCO LATHE 110-1350

**rjitreeman0909** · Jul 27, 2019, 05:59 PM

Just received the following from MSC.
Thank you for allowing MSC the opportunity to assist you. Currently we do not have a schematic/wiring diagram available for the lathe you referenced. This item has been phased out by MSC and I do not have a number to the manufacturer. I do not know if this helps you at all but our supplier was PAN-ASIA Machinery. Perhaps you might be able to google them to see if they have what you are looking for.
Wonder if MAX is totally out of ENCO support.

**suther51** · Jul 29, 2019, 07:15 PM

The lathe I bought last year is an enco also. I have had some luck in matching it up to a grizzly. From there i could get a manual and parts list, which I have lost when my tablet died. Had to learn to back things up some how. Seems documentation and parts are problems most enco owners face.
Eric

**Tenn** · Jul 29, 2019, 09:02 PM

I have experienced similar with my Enco lathe... but then it is simply a matter of realizing that (1) if someone else can build something you can fix it and (2) if you have a lathe you can make your own parts.
My coolant pump went out and at first I rewired it and replaced a bad capacitor... the second time around I modified the tank and replaced the original pump with a Little Giant water cooler pump... so far it's working...
It does help to have somewhat of a working knowledge of mechanical and electrical components and the ability to cross occupational barriers when thinking outside the box. By "occupational barriers" I mean to be able to use something from either a different type of machine or a totally unrelated tool or occupation to fix what needs fixed... think outside the box... it's "just a machine".