I'm sure you read it on the internetWait you r supposed to change the blades? I thought they were self sharpening, my bad. I heard that once
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I'm sure you read it on the internetWait you r supposed to change the blades? I thought they were self sharpening, my bad. I heard that once
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What's the problem?
First scar.What's the problem?
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Yeah you spend $60,000 you would think you could get a couple years of no rust. My brother has the same machine and his paint was coming off in sheets . Lack of prep before paint job. Bandit stood behind it and repainted it
Waxed the 1590 for the first time. Been through three seasons and is starting to show some wear. Still runs like new but we are getting some rust spots here and there. You'd think bandit could at least prime their chippers before paint.
Waxed the 1590 for the first time. Been through three seasons and is starting to show some wear. Still runs like new but we are getting some rust spots here and there. You'd think bandit could at least prime their chippers before paint.
Since you called dibs first I'll cut u in for 10%Are
Ya gonna spread that wealth around to all of us buddy old pal?
if the manufacturers did the proper preparation like acid dipping or media blasting to remove the mill scale on weldments, the paint or powder coat would last forever.It's not powder coat. It's paint without primer. Same thing all the trailer companies do. A proper powder coat job will hold up far better than paint. Chipper has 886 hours on it.
if the manufacturers did the proper preparation like acid dipping or media blasting to remove the mill scale on weldments, the paint or powder coat would last forever.
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