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How about a Stihl 193t? I know that it's not as light as the 2510 or the 150t, but it could still function as a fairly light saw for pruning and takedowns.
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Yes, 89cc is big enough. I'm using a 70cc saw with a 24" (3/8", 1.5mm) bar. That combo has split 40" logs.
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On some chainsaws it is possible to lubricate the bearing from the outside, with the clutch/sprocket still in place. Use chain oil.
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Will it handle a 12" , 0,50, 3/8 LP bar and chain or is that asking too much?
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Congrats
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I picked up a hiab crane the other day. Price: Free, condition: like new.
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I have bought knife blades from Brusletto that are similar to that blade. http://www.brusletto.no/index.php?sideID=424&ledd1=38
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+1 leaf springs . Has any of you tried making knives out of old silky blades?
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Yeah, both systems work great. Luckily my car came from the factory with air shocks . The rear end on it is always level even with the nose heavy chipper on the back Hijackers would be a great addition to a vehicle with regular shocks. Run the tubing up into the wheel wells or behind the rear bumper, and buy a 12v compressor that you can bring with you. That way you can inflate them while out in the field.
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3M length and whats the width and height of the trailer/load?
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I have seen a system like that. It consisted of a lanyard with two ends and shock absorbers. V shaped with bungee shocks.
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Yes, a system with air shocks usually has a built in 12v compressor and a load sensing program that will maintain a set height. Another option is hijackers: Air shock absorbers that doesn't have a compressor and a load sensing program. The air pressure and ride height is manually adjusted.
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Face plant yippie ki-yay
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Jonsered 2172 and my old Husqvarna 242 xpg.
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I use a flat file and a belt grinder to sharpen mine.
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What does the markings on the bar say?
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All cherrypickers sold in the EU (CE marked) will have a built in ballvalve on the cylinders that will stop the hydraulic flow if a hose ruptures. The boom will not fall to the ground, but it is still a good idea to change the hydraulic hoses when they show signs of cracking or if the outer layer is gone.
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Could it be a Prunus padus?
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Does it have a sour smell?
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Ok, thanks. How does the 1/4" chains hold up?
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Hey Joe, is that a 1.1mm, 3/8P, 12" bar?
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I haven't tried one myself, but from what I have heard it sounds like a heavy and solidly built saw. Not the highest revving saw, but it has loads of torq. Manual oiler override is also a pluss.
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Kranman and Avesta offers steering drawbars and rolldrive (4wd) on small trailers.
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Efco 132s looks interesting, has any of you tried it?
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Cheap & cheerful (used) chipper recommendations?....
Ferguson system replied to SteveA's topic in Large equipment
I was in search of a cheap chipper and ended up building my own. Lister hr2 engine and a 6" PTO chipper mounted on a 750 kg trailer chassi. It is a beast, it sends the chip flying 16 metres and it ended up costing me next to nothing.
