lumberjackchef
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I came across this pair of old pioneers last year and I'm tired of seeing them sit around collecting dust so i guess I found my winter project. I need to identify the green top one for sure. I think it looks like the 650 from Acres site but I figured one of you pioneer gurus can help me out with that. Here are some pics Of the 6-20.........
All I know thus far is that the 6-20 is locked up and that the 650 turns over and has some compression. In the next few days I plan to open them up a bit and see exactly what I've got to deal with. If there are any tricks you might know and or pitfalls to watch out for while tearing one of these old dudes down, I would appreciate the guidance. I will post some pictures of what I assume is a 650 in the next post. So here we go. I can't wait to here one of these old things run!
All I know thus far is that the 6-20 is locked up and that the 650 turns over and has some compression. In the next few days I plan to open them up a bit and see exactly what I've got to deal with. If there are any tricks you might know and or pitfalls to watch out for while tearing one of these old dudes down, I would appreciate the guidance. I will post some pictures of what I assume is a 650 in the next post. So here we go. I can't wait to here one of these old things run!
because I am thinking of modifying the 650 and using it on a stationary slabbing mill that I'm in the process of designing. I am going to keep the saw stock appearing though. One other question, how can you tell if the 6-20 is a super or not?
