redprospector
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HA, I knew it !!!
The Cocacola must be to get the taste out. Try not to get lock jaw on the 3120.
Why else would my saw's run so fast on race day? They are all junk you know.:hmm3grin2orange:
Andy
Sawing Pine
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Why else would my saw's run so fast on race day? They are all junk you know.:hmm3grin2orange:
Andy
romeo
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Maybe I should start giving my hotsaws "blowjobs"topgut
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cutting pine
I cut quit abit of white pine here. Generally I have no pitch troubles when cutting. The sap does ooz out from the cuts after it sits awhile.
I cut the same pine on my portable mill. I have to use kerosene on the band blade or the pitch will build up on the blade and cause problems.
So, kerosene works for me. Mineral spirits works well also. I would bet turpintine will work good too.
I cut quit abit of white pine here. Generally I have no pitch troubles when cutting. The sap does ooz out from the cuts after it sits awhile.
I cut the same pine on my portable mill. I have to use kerosene on the band blade or the pitch will build up on the blade and cause problems.
So, kerosene works for me. Mineral spirits works well also. I would bet turpintine will work good too.
redprospector
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Hey topgut,
I don't know what kerosene is costing you, but I use #2 diesel on my band mill. Might save you a couple of bucks.
Andy
Years ago huntin with a 70+ old farmer. He nailed a doe about 125lb in the bottom of a small valley. I was going to get the 4wheeler to haul it out.
He says "nah just get it up on my shoulders".
He carried it up the side of the mountain to the road!!! Wouldn't take any help either.
Tough old bird.
dt6266
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spray a layer of white grease all over the inside of the clutch cover and drive sprocket area before you cut
GarysOwn would probably work wonders
