Colchester Triumph 2000 lathe, 1971. The first production Triumph 2000 lathe was built in February 1968. The lathe was a revolution in styling and specification, with distinctive 'square' styling, ergonomically-designed controls and a bright exterior finish.The Triumph 2000 acquired a reputation as a robust, well-made lathe with a combination of capacity, speed and ease of use. This made it ideal as a general-purpose industrial lathe and, because of its modest price, it was also affordable by small machine shops and ambitious experienced amateurs.
Lathe with tailstock, saddle with cross and top slides and complete with back toolport and copying attachment; 3 jaw chuck fitted. Also lifting eye fitted. Note : 1977-389 and 390 and 1982-1301 are fitted to this machine
Hydraulic Motor and Components for Colchester Triumph 2000 Lathe. Hydraulic motor, sump and supply lines for power feed of lathe cross feed
Splash guard
Chuck guard (glass fibre)
A further chuck guard (broken), eight anti vibration pads (for supporting the lathe), plug for tapped hole for crane lifting point
2 plain centres, rotating centre, adaptor for mandrel nose and 3 outside jaws for 3 jaw chuck (fitted to machine)
Collet chuck with 14 collets and pin spanner
2 point travelling steady, back toolpost block, topslide toolpost block and 6 fittings for tooling and 4 keys (2 sets of 2)
Standard parts removed to fit elaborations, cross-slide screw and divided nut, screw cutting dial on bracket, cross-slide handwheel on bracket
