Thanks, Steve. I looked on line and didn't see any reference to different plungers. I have the owners manual and it doesn't say change plungers for bulk or tube? The plunger on it is definitely tight to the sleave with no tube in it, and won't fit in the tube. I think I'll slide a tube in, then take the plunger from a hand pump gun, and push the grease into the Lincoln, so I can use it. My Chipper calls for greasing all the zerks every 8 hours.
Sometimes things gotta be Jerry rigged. If wire is involved? I prefer stainless marine grade. It last much longer than bailing wire because it doesn't rust out!
We use what we have on handSometimes things gotta be Jerry rigged. If wire is involved? I prefer stainless marine grade. It last much longer than bailing wire because it doesn't rust out!
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Happy New Years to you too , and all of the other old guys here. If I get a week behind I'm 20 pages back, and I don't stop in every day like I used to. I've got to admit that when Sagetown passed, I missed him kicking the morning off, and how he had the time to say HAPPY B-DAY to so many people?
Weren't you a navy guy? And don't you have a boat. No marine wire?We use what we have on hand
No military service. I do have a 12' Jon boatWeren't you a navy guy? And don't you have a boat. No marine wire?
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Yea that thing is crazy how it splits wood so easily. Now I see why guys prefer the x27. I'm 5'4" and it blasts thru wood so fast it's scary. I couldn't imagine swinging one shorter than that.
Yeah exactly! Nothing gets thrown away out here if it might have a possible use anytime in the future!I've had stuff that I salvaged off broken crap sitting in coffee cans and milk crates on the shelf fir years! I'd move it to get to something else and tell myself "Erik! Why do you keep this garbage?" Then the next week I'll just happen to need a piece of that garbage on some sort of project or another! Never fail's.
There you go got to love when a repurposed item comes in for the win.I used stainless washers and a couple pieces of a plastic house hold vacuum hose extension to make the wheel spacers fir this fix on the ol duely.
@farmer steve is always on top of the bday stuff in the threads I'm in. Sure makes a guy feel good when he logs in and sees a happy birthday in big font from FS on his particular bday
Bush fixedI used stainless washers and a couple pieces of a plastic house hold vacuum hose extension to make the wheel spacers fir this fix on the ol duely.
Guess I better shine my AS sticker up and head over, there has to be a veneer grade in there somewhereI think the ad did say bring qualified tree guys for removal.
I always love the "must be licensed an insured"
I like to send them messages and do a bit like on the "Highly Valuable Black Walnut" videos.
Since some may not have seen it yet lol.
that is the funniest thing I seen in 2022 way to end the year on that chipper. My wife looked at me and asked wtf are you doing on your phone. I said I'm learning about highly valuable black walnut treesLOL, I know that feeling and have more crsp in my garage, barn and cellar to irk the crap out of my wife. It is getting time to do a major cleanout and keep it that way.
