Panther 60/881 set up

[Rob D]

Looks really good - we'd love a smart metal option but it's hard enough us getting the existing parts made at moment...

 

One plus is the new GB bars coming [sprocket nosed] should have the oilers already there as I appreciate it's a faff for people to drill the bar.

 

The Panther nose guard will have holes to feed down into these.

 

Really what we want is an oiler that pumps oil onto the bar as the chain goes round the sprocket ie. if the saw is running it pumps. Pretty much what a chainsaw does - but again midway on a massive list of 'jobs to do!'

[Rough Hewn]

Tidy oil tank set up on a mates panther 60/881 mill. 
Very handy guy with the plasma and Tig. 

How’s the 881?
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[Johnsond]

5 hours ago, Rough Hewn said:

How’s the 881?

Being nursed with a few tanks cross cutting, he’s got a good sized old Oak that’s probs gonna have to come down next to his house so probably a good opportunity to christen it. 

[Macpherson]

9 hours ago, Rob D said:

 

Really what we want is an oiler that pumps oil onto the bar as the chain goes round the sprocket ie. if the saw is running it pumps. Pretty much what a chainsaw does

Interesting, do you not think the gravity feed's able to deliver enough oil, I'd have thought it would.. although I've no experience with the very large set ups I've seen you use, cheers.

[Rough Hewn]

Interesting, do you not think the gravity feed's able to deliver enough oil, I'd have thought it would.. although I've no experience with the very large set ups I've seen you use, cheers.

I don’t use aux oilers.
Even on 84” bars,
I can see they have a place though.
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[Macpherson]

6 hours ago, Rough Hewn said:

I don’t use aux oilers.

I bought one years ago with the mill but nearly everything I've milled has been green, maybe it's day will come if I get some very dry logs

[astra25]

Don't the 3120xp pump more oil then the 880?