Bob_z_l
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You are bang on. Main reason I follow what @Rough Hewn posts. Also reading what some other Millers that post regularly put on here. Trigger , Les etc
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I always though the ones from Chainsawbars are pretty on point.
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In case someone has a use.... I would if closer. If only to fab up something. Saw Mill Jack Legs X8 Norwood Mx34 WWW.EBAY.CO.UK <p>Saw Mill Jack Legs X8</p><p>Off a Norwood MX 34 sawmill</p><p>Good used condition complete with mounting brackets</p>
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Hi Rough. Looks smashing. One question...Logosol website isn't clear. Is it 2m between log lifters? 4m overall without extras.
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Lancers? Grandfather was 17/21st Died after they crossed the Arno. 2 Uncles both 17/21st too. Both now gone. Nice pic. Cheers
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Please do. I saw some working at Bentley Wood Fair years ago. Mrs has horses and to see someone working horses while being looked after makes me as happy as anything.
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Hi Sam, Can you be a bit more specific with the location please?
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Just a thought.... Surprised nobody has suggested we could have a Whip round to set about replacing it!
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True...too late. You compost that any more!
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Hope they get grassed up!
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Was going to say exact same. My ankle was was a pylon fracture. Multiple breaks. Treehogs are comfy to walk/work in all day. Maybe a heel insert.... I'd considered it, but my heel isn't bad, my under foot is. Tendon inflamed and sore when I've tried insoles. Heel Inserts for Plantar Fasciitis | Health and Care WWW.HEALTHANDCARE.CO.UK Choose from hundreds of sports supports, mobility products and healthcare items on our site. We have everything to help...
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Dag-nabbit....I must be doing it wrong then. I always change drive sprockets between 3/8LP and 3/8 as I thought they were slightly different. Re: difference... I would imagine wider kerf on 3/8 will mean greater load on saw an so you'll get a slower cut, more fuel. Hopefully @Rough Hewn or @Rob D will be along to give the fully qualified and correct answer.
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Defo looks "used". Not Ex-Demo is it?
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I get you. I need 3 kidneys...sold one to afford the 881. I'll need another for the super big panther. Food for thought. Thanks for your insight. As always, greatly appreciated. Bob
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Not sure what you mean...an 881 would be a major upgrade for me. I don't want to side line the 660 but want to reuse/ share bars/chains and mill between the two head units. I've stretched my savings and am read to commit to a 881. Please forgive the simple way I look at things as this is a hobby/part time thing for me. Spending $$ on an 881 is significant outlay and I was trying to make use if what I had kicking around bar/chain wise.
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Sorry, No I didn't realise the mounts were that different. I was hoping to bolt my Panther and 42" GB straight on. Dag Nabbit.
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Thanks @Rough Hewn
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As above, thinking about a 881 and whether this will mean I need to spend more.... Are the 3/8 and 3/8 low pro sprockets a straight swap onto the New 881 rim drive? Or will I need to buying new? Bob
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Seems petrol stations have their own rules dependant on their own risk assessments. There are also a load of regs about storage at home and workplace. Who's going to check until after an event when suddenly your insurance is invalid....eye opener? Storing petrol safely: Fire and explosion WWW.HSE.GOV.UK . This too is quite a good read. Are Jerry Cans legal? What is the law on fuel cans? - Jerry Cans UK | Wavian Quality Fuel Cans & Accessories WWW.JERRYCANS.CO.UK Here you will find the answers for the following common questions : • How much fuel can I store in my vehicle or...
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It's on amazon to buy but here is a taster...online viewable version. Chainsaw lumbermaking : Malloff, Will : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive ARCHIVE.ORG vii, 213 pages : 29 cm
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Looks like one of these. 14~36" Adjustable Chainsaw Mill Saw Milling Attachment Cuttering Planking Lumber WWW.EBAY.CO.UK 1 x Portable Chainsaw Mill Planking Milling 14"-36". Can cut any length of plank and converts rough logs into beautiful... As @Rough Hewn said in an earlier response. Often referred to as Chilaskan Chinese copy of Granberg Alaskan. I had one on my 660. 36" bar and ripping chain from www.chainsawbars gave a28/30" cut. Not as good as the Panther mill from Chainsawbars but a fraction of the price and quality.
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That's a telephone pole....first touch with my Fiskars ands it's matchwood. :-) I don't split on the ground as I was taught to chop on a block (By Scouts USA). Plus it get me when you hit them on the ground some effort is lost/ absorbed by the ground. On the right height block the mass of the block is an Anvil to the Axe's hammer.
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Yes. Larger lumps split in a fashion....twisty as @Stubby says. Most of it split with the X27. Then I cut them with the saw. Lots of noodles but made for easier stacking. Seasoned it burned lovely and hot in the stove.
