What damage will a railway sleeper pin through a chipper cause?

[skyhuck]

if the anvil has been chipped, does this unbalence said anvil, if so surely turning it will have no long term benefits

 

The anvil is fixed too the housing, so how can it become "unbalanced"?

[David Riding]

Insurance???

 

Literally just thought of insurance, My chippers are just like a car policy with the NFU and are fully comprehensive, combined with the fact the director of my local branch a drinker in my local, I reckon that could be the answer

[David Riding]

The anvil is fixed too the housing, so how can it become "unbalanced"?

 

I think people perceive anvil as different things,

[John Shutler]

I think people perceive anvil as different things,

 

agreed

[skyhuck]

The anvil or anvils (as some chipper have more than one) are the replaceable parts of the in feed housing of the chipper, which the blades cut against (with out actually touching them)

 

How else are they perceived??

 

Not being arsey, just interested:001_smile:

[David Riding]

The anvil or anvils (as some chipper have more than one) are the replaceable parts of the in feed housing of the chipper, which the blades cut against (with out actually touching them)

 

How else are they perceived??

 

Not being arsey, just interested:001_smile:

 

I think some people call the steel part bolted on to fly wheel that blades attach to the anvil. Or have I made this up and no chipper in the world has steel bolted on to fly wheel

[John Shutler]

i always thought the anvil was the part the blades were on, dunno why....

 

im from the forest:blushing:

[skyhuck]

i always thought the anvil was the part the blades were on, dunno why....

 

im from the forest:blushing:

 

With you now John.

 

Yes if some metal had been removed from any thing on the fly wheel, it would become unbalanced and that would be very bad!!

[Stephen Blair]

are we mixing up flywheel with anvil?

[John Shutler]

i am .