My maul days have been over for two years, back won't take it so my low mileage maul sits while the log splitter does the hard stuff for me. If I knew then what I know now a lot of crazy stuff I would not had done.
Steve
Steve
There are no trees where I live.
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Any idea where to find poulan 2000/2300/husqvarna oil seals????/530019059 is the part number i have says they are nla......
thank you!Here's the replacement.
SKF4913
Back off track....
Check out the Wood heater behind Cantdog's Panel Saw. Man that thing looks cool.
What is that thing cantdog??
David
How do I get one?That is made in Quebec......it's called a "Free Flow".....very good heater....big door opening and will take 30" long stick....will keep my 36 X 60 posted 16' shop at 70 degrees all the long Maine winter on about 4 cord...give or take......I also burn off shop scraps in it....
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That is made in Quebec......it's called a "Free Flow".....very good heater....big door opening and will take 30" long stick....will keep my 36 X 60 posted 16' shop at 70 degrees all the long Maine winter on about 4 cord...give or take......I also burn off shop scraps in it....
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I think I'm going to get one of those. My arthritic hands aren't liking the maul anymore. I can only split for an hour or so before they start to swell up. I will pick up the 36" model. As you said most people seem to think they're really good units.
I picked up mostly white ash this year so far which splits well and is almost dry as is. I also got some of what I think is maple but I don't think it is. It's stringy as hell like elm and really tough to split. I had to noodle some 12" rounds as I could not get it to split.
You'll like this.
I was wearing what I call my designer jeans which have more holes in them than Swiss cheese. I was cutting a large round down to length with a 3700 and could feel something weird going on. It was windy and wet with ice pellets so I didn't give it much thought. The chips from the saw were entering my jeans at large horizontal rip at my knee. It filled up my boot and the bottom half of my jeans with chips.
I better get my chaps on next go around.
I would be willing to try it. If it fits go for it.Looking for a little help/knowledge here fellas. Not to long ago I found what I thought were 3 NOS Poulan 5200 pistons in the upstairs of an small engine repair shop. Here is a picture of them, for some reason they were painted black.
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Part number stamped on the inside is the same as a burned up NOS piston I have and everything else looks similar. I lightly sanded the black paint off of them and they cleaned up pretty good. I sent one to Stephen (Acornhill) as a trade for some parts but after looking at it side by side with an NOS one he has we aren't quite sure these are NOS and really aren't sure what the story is on them. They are old so they aren't like the reproduction ones on ebay. Here are a couple pics of his NOS one next to the one I sent him. Hopefully someone can help us out and shed some light on this.
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