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8 minutes ago, grahamc said:

If you are still looking for blades, I have several spare sets from when I ran this same chipper, I think from memory one set is still brand new. All in good serviceable condition. Get them sharpened by a saw doctor, don’t do it yourself with a grinder and you will get the correct angles without heating the blade up. Call me if keen on 07768 791084 and I will see what I have. Based in Cullompton, Devon. 

Hi Graham I'm in the south of Ireland unless you'd be interested in posting 

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woody paul
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No wonder it doesn't chip those blades are well blunt, 

Mike Hill
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Do you have the manual?   Its available online and will answer all your questions.   Your blades need a sharpen   When they are sharp move both counter knives to within 1

maybelateron
maybelateron

1) Blades should always be kept sharp - even if it does not seem to make a difference to the speed of chipping it is important because it reduces stress on everything else. Imagine trying to fell a tr

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