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A freind of mine apparently loaned his 2094 to the wrong person and it came home with a busted handle. :taped:I believe it's aluminum. So I'm looking for a handle or parts saw. Let me know and thanks to all those who reply.

Agreed, I could'a fixed it in less time then it took to read this whole thread. :popcorn:

I also happen to have one of these in the garage to be repaired. Do you have a range of the "supposed" defective ones?:popcorn:

I agree with everything, but this. A brand new walmart Poulan will vibrate, more, be less productive, use about the same fuel for same production completed as a 10yr old 029 farm boss.

Here's my personal practice. When a customer brings a saw to me, I tell them I will inspect,test, and get back with them what they are going to spend. I also tell them if they choose not to repair the unit, I KEEP it for time spent. Or they can pay my diagnoses fee and it's returned to them in...

First of all, you need to know that alot of aftermarket bars are made of low quality materials that are prone to doing that. But that wasn't your case. You can tell from the pic that your bar was in Dyer need of help long before it separated. A bar is not supposed to be beveled. They build...

Same here, 2years is all I'd let it go. Cover might make alittle difference.

CORRECTION (That is how 95% of non-expereinced people cut down Trees). NOT JUST AMERICANS. Sorry that pissed me off alittle.:buttkick:

From somone who uses the same setup/design. How fast are you trying to run it? Mine is powered by a slow speed hydralic motor that can be turned down to a crawl. Which is about where I prefer to run it. Is jaming causing ur problems? Try to make a funnel/diverter that will line the peices up...

Getting ready to travel this road. Hotblast type, outside, inclosed building. my questoin is do you have to use solid ductwork? I was considering using flexible, insulated (4) runs, 2 hot,2returns incased in a square plenum of sorts, until it reached the house where it would divide.

Seriously, I just tilt the saw and let the excess run onto the bar. But I do get all my oil free too so Whatever.

Alright I'll take a crack at this. Here's my Saturday's work. And I **** u not when I say it took no more than 3hrs. Not including stacking or cutting the tree's down. Both splitters, I made. 4 freinds, five says, 1 grain truck, two trailers, and about 24 beers. All hedge wood from the two trees...

Doesn't sound like a very good question for somone who doesn't have a splitter yet to ask. Decreased cycle times are nice, but so is going home with all your fingers.

I tell ya what, the conveyor was a hassle to build, needs more maintance than i wanted, BUT Takes it into another league..... Pic this It removes 1 entire step in the firewood process. You know how wood builds up at the splitter, you have to move it. I toss it in elevator (done deal). Well worth...

Yup folds down, via hydralic lever in truck. That's actually my bale spear flatbed with a set of shortened spikes. The splitter/elevator is driven by a 16hp briggs under that black square cover in the pics. The engine separates from the pump which stays in the truck along with the resivoir. Then...

Have you tried it wrapped in bacon? I think I could eat most anything wrapped in bacon. There was plenty of it on nearby train tracks yesterday. My wif watched a train cut a loaded Semi(cattle trailer) in half on monday. No ****, I have a vage pic of the last half of the trailer. Killed 16 head...

I'll play ball on this topic.

I have a simple policy regarding anything that flies and stings. If one stings me THEY ALL WILL DIE.

I really like this comment, but there's one problem. Don't you have to cut it down to listen. :hmm3grin2orange: