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2-ton planer

I might need some of those. What's a 2 ton planer?

It is a 24" Yates-American wood planer, with a 15 hp 440V 3-phase drive motor. Two tons is what I figure it weighs. Yes, you DO need one, and chances of finding another such fine example of vintage woodworking equipment is slim. Scrap metal prices are up, so you'd better act fast. Just put a bunch of money in my Pay-Pal account, and you can come get it (seriously, pm me for specifics, if you're interested). I got it to smooth some 8" square posts and beams, but never got around to hooking it up. It also includes a 220V to 440V transformer, but the 3-phase bit is up to you. The fellow in Pennsylvania wants to rebuild it and ship it to South America where OSHA won't shut it down.

Here's the picture:
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Dave
 
I checked the mafia, and ARSawMechanic is alive and well. He must have gotten a truck to work on and hasn't been around.

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Since when are 3 'a case'?????


I can see it now:


Officer: "How many beers have you had?"

DA: " A case, in the last 3 hours."

Officer: " Carry on."
 
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I just cut some cheese in honor of Wendell and the other Badger state boys.:hmm3grin2orange:
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Well, I found out that I'm allergic to Siberian Elm. I cut the biggest one down yesterday and a smaller one. Spent 2 hours after that with watery burning eyes,... Makes sense. ALL around my house are now going. I just wish I had Sunfish's S.S. to help split it faster/more efficiently.... Pieces are too' big for bonfires (at least until they're dry in the next 8 months) and could be mixed w/good wood as filler for my stove next season...:bang:
 
Well, I found out that I'm allergic to Siberian Elm. I cut the biggest one down yesterday and a smaller one. Spent 2 hours after that with watery burning eyes,... Makes sense. ALL around my house are now going. I just wish I had Sunfish's S.S. to help split it faster/more efficiently.... Pieces are too' big for bonfires (at least until they're dry in the next 8 months) and could be mixed w/good wood as filler for my stove next season...:bang:

Allergic to the sawdust or the leaves and buds?? Thats gotta suck if you have them all around the house.
 
Well, I found out that I'm allergic to Siberian Elm. I cut the biggest one down yesterday and a smaller one. Spent 2 hours after that with watery burning eyes,... Makes sense. ALL around my house are now going. I just wish I had Sunfish's S.S. to help split it faster/more efficiently.... Pieces are too' big for bonfires (at least until they're dry in the next 8 months) and could be mixed w/good wood as filler for my stove next season...:bang:

I burn Elm all the time... It's not bad at all... Just don't last as long as some... Even Siberian isn't too bad... Chunk it up and let it sit for a few months... Then it'll split better... I tend to burn the junk, and sell the good stuff.. :msp_sneaky:
 
Allergic to the sawdust or the leaves and buds?? Thats gotta suck if you have them all around the house.

Probably all 3, but the dust at least. The biggest one (I'll upload pics in a little bit) was of sufficient size and crotch height, that the saw was about 1' below my face and the wind was carrying in into my face. :angry: Didn't really have a better alternative. I've breathed wood dust/chippings countless times and never had an allergic reaction before... They're all going to go now,... I see Oak, Walnut and Cherry trees in my future. :D
 
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