Heavy-Duty Bench Grinder with Hydraulic Assist
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Jags said:
All the features of our most popular bench grinder plus a built-in hydraulic assist that closes the chain vise automatically each time the motor and wheel are lowered.
From the companies website.
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zapny said:
Yep I took it to a whole new level! :cheese: Hell I cant stop her...The neigbor called me lazy the other day because she always mowing now, and splitting and stacking. You go Girl! Now she got mad that I will not let her run the 192t when someone not there with her (thats asking for trouble)......
zapny said:
Thats cool sheet right there.
Lazy man stuff or not, I am always looking for efficiency improvements in anything I do. Its just my nature (and I am FAAAR from lazy).
Jags said:
Maybe but he is taking notes! (Mines full auto) :cheese: And glad to see he didnt go with the MAXX.
Jags said:
Oregon just an Awesome machine. Maxx(good grinder but not a ax or 511a) gets there crowd from the people who think you need a reversible motor camp to do the backside cutter. (silly) ax or 511a can be set up that way pretty easy but just not needed.
The chain vise for the maxx is not near as nice as the ax nor is there a hydro ast for it. Oregon is even cheaper in price, just a very well made and proven machine even in very high output.
I had one of those back when we ran feller buncher. Highly recomended !!
32" loops of 404 with a file is out of the question
! I'd usually dull 2-3 loops a day. Not severely dull but you wanted tip top shape cutters on a feller buncher so you could "sabre" a tree and kept butt pull to a minimum.
32" loops of 404 with a file is out of the question
! I'd usually dull 2-3 loops a day. Not severely dull but you wanted tip top shape cutters on a feller buncher so you could "sabre" a tree and kept butt pull to a minimum.
XactLEE said:I had one of those back when we ran feller buncher. Highly recomended !!
32" loops of 404 with a file is out of the question
You talking about a maxx or ? lol, Milling there smoooth with a 511 and thats what your looking for. Cant say what happens on a feller buncher but would bet I would be done for the year before I felt Butt Pulling! :cheese:
Adios Pantalones said:
Oh, crap you know the drill! If you have to ask? J/k cant really get around it when milling. 1000 drive links at a time is not uncommon. :cheese:
It's more about having space for it than the cash I think- I got a good tablesaw and other stuff that I need to unload.
I really don't need it, but you know how it is with toys
I really don't need it, but you know how it is with toys
smokinjay said:
Smokin, the Oregon H/D bench grinder with hydraulic assist is in, looks like I'll pick it up tonight after work. I have some chains that need sharpening so it's good timing.
zap
I went and bought a new loop of Stihl chain for my saw. The depth gauges were so low that it would be serious work to revive that chain. Live and learn. I forgot how cheap chain is- $20 for my 18" bar! Sheesh.
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Not only can ya buy happiness- it's damn cheap
smokinjay said:
The top of the work table or the grinder, if your talking about the grinder I'll find out when it gets pulled from the box, the work table is plywood.
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