Don't forget your Anvils

[skyhuck]

Linisher?

 

Looks like it to me, I bet its great for dressing up saw bars

[Dean Lofthouse]

It is a Linisher, it weighs about 150kg bought it about 15 years ago and use it almost daily.

[swinny]

Schiesling anvils are super easy to turn or change. There is a single bolt that holds a plate over a wedge that retains the anvil. You remove the bolt, plate and wedge. Then screw the threaded bar on the end of the chipper blade changing tool and pull the anvil out.

 

Takes about 3 minuets in total.

 

Same as Jensen.

 

People also forget the small side anvils too!

[ukminch]

This reminds me of a job I need to do. Anyone know what it's like on a Vermeer bc1000....

[Will Heal]

Entec anvils are a bugger to change.

I did mine recently when I had to remove the feed roller on mine. Remove the hopper, remove the roller box. Try and undo bolts holding bottom anvil, round off bolts. Drilled head out on one bolt. Tried to drill out head on other. No drill I had would touch it. Ended up having to grind down through the anvil to take the head off the bolt. Side anvil not so bad. One bolt unscrewed. And the othe drilled out easy.

 

 

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[Ty Korrigan]

Any-one changed the anvils on a Quadchip...?

Good fun wasn't it...?

Ty

[timbernut]

Entec anvils are a bugger to change.

I did mine recently when I had to remove the feed roller on mine. Remove the hopper, remove the roller box. Try and undo bolts holding bottom anvil, round off bolts. Drilled head out on one bolt. Tried to drill out head on other. No drill I had would touch it. Ended up having to grind down through the anvil to take the head off the bolt. Side anvil not so bad. One bolt unscrewed. And the othe drilled out easy.

 

 

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Oh I'm so glad you told us this, as its on my to do list[emoji22]

 

 

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[Pbtaylor2014]

Hi does anyone know how they are to change on a greenmech arborist 150 2004

[PeteB]

Give GreenMech a call on 01789 400044 and talk to Jason! Off memory, if you are lucky, clean out the Allen headed bolts using a pointy thing through the blade holes, shock them with small punch/hammer then undo with an Allen key! If you are unlucky, remove rotor, puddle weld a nut to c/s bolt and und with spanner! Fit new bearings while rotor is out and ask to borrow the alignment tool if your hydraulic pump is mounted on the alloy housing.....