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Post  JONESEY on Tue Nov 03, 2009 10:03 pm

Here is a few more photos of the drag saw in action
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Post  Statman on Tue Nov 03, 2009 11:28 pm

Hell Chris that looks like a nice setup!!

You look like a true LumberJack!!

Thanks for sharing the pictures!

How long would it take to saw through the trunk?

Thanks
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Post  JONESEY on Wed Nov 04, 2009 12:37 pm

Depending on the type of wood 10 mins the cut is fantastic you would think that I had sanded it .
I have 2 blades a 8 foot and 14 foot they take for ever to sharpen.
It was great fun to play with the old boy is a very good freind of mine John Tanner he used to take all his old farm tools and seats around the rallys, we always ended up side buy side
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looks like that avon has seen many trees

Post  RAB on Wed Nov 04, 2009 2:57 pm

what hp is it rougly chris, also how high do you fill the hopper with out water going everywere cheers

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Post  mike d on Wed Nov 04, 2009 4:01 pm

JONESEY wrote:Depending on the type of wood 10 Min's the cut is fantastic you would think that I had sanded it .
I have 2 blades a 8 foot and 14 foot they take for ever to sharpen.
It was great fun to play with the old boy is a very good freind of mine John Tanner he used to take all his old farm tools and seats around the rallys, we always ended up side buy side
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CHRIS...can i still buy it...or is frank going to have it??????

its cash no cheques...or excuses...ile even go and collect the others....will we get them all in the 18 toner of my mates????
will phone you tonight...

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Post  JONESEY on Wed Nov 04, 2009 6:49 pm

Ryan, its 2 1/2hp ,you fill the water up to about 3/4 and put a block of wood in there it dont splash out
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