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Answers in Nm or ftlbs please :)

 

 

Not sure about Yellow jackets but Greenteeth as a guide:-

 

Pocket bolts-180lbs/ft

3/8 shank teeth-25lbs/ft

7/16 shank. ". -35lbs/ft

1/2 shank. ". - 50lbs/ft

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For any multi tip users wanting to try alternative teeth Alpine Rhino teeth will fit without changing the wheel.And fit better too as they are machined

 

Will be much more aggressive cutting than their own wheel however

I have trailed them on my modified Laski now for 3 weeks and they are at least twice as fast and so far have not even chipped the carbide

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How do the Rhinos wear?

 

Got a bunch here for testing, but have not had the chance to test them yet. They are indeed very well made, hopefully they hold up as good as they look.

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so far have not chipped the carbide on the two leading teeth yet .Have ground approx 20 stumps 400mm diameter and 4 stumps over 1000mm

 

they are excellent for plunging straight through roots

 

On Palms the multitip teeth would bog down once you grind through to the fiberous roots.on the Alpine Rhino it doesnt slow down at all.Much slimmer profile.

 

On the laski i am running 6 standard teeth.The dealer here (rayco) also sent 2 wide cutters which i havent used yet.I suspect that they will be too aggressive on the multitip wheel.Alpine Rhino's wheel is much more round like

It does cut with much more force than the multitip and i have had to upgrade some of the guarding

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