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Posted
3 hours ago, organic guy said:

Great minds think alike, I was going to ask the same question!

I use the ladder on every pass. Find it’s quicker and easier. Keeps the mill on the same set up and just cut away. No Need to keep fiddling with dimensions. 👍

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26 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

Im thinking of selling mine. 

 

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if you were going to sell, what would you want for it? I have the 64" bar and chain already. Don't know if I need another 64" bar to be fair. I can PM you if you prefer. 

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Just now, AJStrees said:

if you were going to sell, what would you want for it? I have the 64" bar and chain already. Don't know if I need another 64" bar to be fair. I can PM you if you prefer. 

I think the bar accounts for around 50% of the set-up cost so most likely not something for you as Id only be selling as a kit. 

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Posted
3 hours ago, trigger_andy said:

I think the bar accounts for around 50% of the set-up cost so most likely not something for you as Id only be selling as a kit. 

Yes the bar is a fair cost. Ok. No worries, if I come into some money after Christmas, I might have a rethink. 👍

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Thought I would do a bit of Christmas bank holiday milling. Not a lot else going on. Finished off two more sections. One big section left to go of the Black Poplar. 
 

 

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Nothing exciting just slogging out a cut list of DF including a rake of 200x200 4.9s, cold and muddy underfoot but at least no rain. Good opportunity to try a few mods including a secondary supply set up I’ve fitted that allows external hyd supply to be plumbed in, worked really   really well giving flow and speed not shy of the 3 phase set ups, the brace fitted to the end of the arm and running on a linear bearing also went well. It can be removed in 2 mins if you need the extra 180mm width it stops you from using. 

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