Stubby
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Hydraulic guillotine style firewood processors
Stubby replied to tcfengineering's topic in Firewood forum
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When Im chain sharpening if I look up I usually see rolling downland with woods dotted around .
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Apparently any one with strange looking toes
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And if I could just add ......No.
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Sooo Father Ted has died twice ?
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I have always found ( on Huskys anyway ) that compression is enough . Make sure the de comp is out get a good fitting socket and bar and give it a sharp clout ,
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If they are willing to pay Morso money tell them to get a Morso .
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Mmmm:biggrin:
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I was going to suggest the same . He is a very helpful dude .
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Agreed . This was all pre Aspen and he was a zero maintenance type of guy
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No . A little bit " village " . Squeal piggy , squeal !
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What you dooin' mixing with the young collage lads then Ian ?
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Same here with the toe thing .....
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No harm in dreaming
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Not had one my self but my bud did and I would tend to agree . Kept breaking down and in the end the bottom end went and was deemed an uneconomical repair . My 3120 never let me down . Sold it now.
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A rave from the grave
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Can be used to avoid a " barbers chair " .....
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I would go for the 661 purely on the weight issue . I am old and weak though !
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I do that....
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I use a file .
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They are coming for you Steve
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Hey Nick . Sorry times are dufficult at the moment . Persistence is a good thing . Keep on trying .( a squeaky wheel gets oiled ) As Paul says something is better than nothing . Something can lead to something else etc . I wish you luck matey .
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Used my Spud ported 346 today ( done a few years back now ) with its recently added Spuderisd sticker ! Now we are cookin'
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The file is supposed to be 1/5th of its diameter above the top plate of the cutter . This you can do by hand with practice , or , easily with an Oregon file plate/guide or similar . You will periodically have to take the gullets out because if you don't you can have a situation (when the cutter is toward the end of its useful length ) were the the corner of the un dressed gullet can stick out further than the top plate of the cutter when viewed from above .
