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Yes, I know the mandrel you're using. Did you drill the hole, with a 10mm bit? ----

I'm not sure what those questions mean, Chevy. But it runs just fine out of the wood...no burbling. Then, in the wood it runs great for like 3 seconds, and then abruptly dies. I let it rest 1 second, and can take off again for 3 more seconds of cutting.

At full throttle, it runs clean. No burbling...I know what that means...so I guess it's lean. "muffler ports"...should I just replace my muffler...they are cheap I'd assume.

I don't know the RPM that it's tuned to. It runs great, and steady out of the wood.

It behaves consistantly when warm. Rips into the log great, and in 3 seconds, stalls. I can save it from killing if I back off on the throttle instantly... Then, i can go back to cutting for another 3 seconds. Perahaps a cracked fuel line?

Where do I find my clutch spring in the saw? Is it easy to replace?

Runs fine when cold. As soon as it gets warm, it stalls when I put it under load. It runs great at full throttle in the air. It runs great at half throttle in wood. It's when I give it full throttle in wood, that it stalls within 3 seconds. I replace the spark plug. I replace the air...

Sure, here's a couple more.

Willing to assist in sawing, or dropoff: Antioch, IL I'm in north east Illinois...Antioch. I'll take any wood. Soft or hard. I can also travel to your job site, with my trailer, and chainsaws...and even a couple of laborers, to assist. Just want the wood. eMail me at: [email protected]

Yeah, is that 60 ton accurate, for a 3hp? If that's the case, I wonder what my 5hp here, is crankin' out?

The pumps are either 22 or 24 gal/min....pretty sure 22. I've got a pressure gauge inline also, and it bypasses at about 1250....and even tho the wedge goes thru most that I throw at it, it would still get stuck in tuff crotches. So, just last week, I increased it to 2000, and of course it's...

I have pumps on both the electric side, and the gas side, so to switch between the two, I simply move one hydraulic hose with a quick connect. 22 gal. pumps.

Yes, if built properly, electric splitters are awesome. I had one custom built for me. Gas on one side, Electric on the other: 220v, 5hp, running a 4" cylinder....against a 4 way wedge at times. Chomps everything.

the video mentioned it can resaw as thin as 1/16th of an inch. Sweet. Wish it wasn't 3 phase....

Hmmmm, looking at the Grizzly resaw..... Odd it doesn't mention how thin a slice it can make....

I'd love to see those pics, pal! Show plenty!!

I've been looking at those, and am thinking about mounting one on the back of my trailer. Anyone done that?

Thanks for the feedback, Tim. i forgot about the numbering of the slices, and offering them book/color matched...thanks for the reminder. Good stuff.

Perhaps the reason is that veneer log buyers don't want to waste their time on 1 or 2 logs.

I am suprised, however, that the elec. side isn't as quite as I expected. Moving hydro fluid thru pipes and hoses, under that much pressure, still creates significant noise. Still...not anything like the gas engine.