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HI GUY'S
I have posted this question on some different places on Arboristsite to try and find an answer.I have just acquired a Pioneer 1200 that has what looks to be a heavy duty brush remover attachment on it.The attachment looks to be about the same age as the chainsaw,and there is a Pioneer decal on the shaft of the attachment.On the attachment there is a blue plate with the name Brushking made in N.H. there is also a serial number I believe.Also the name Brushking is cast into the head of the attachment where it connects to the saw.This is no Mickey Mouse tool it really looks heavy duty,has aluminum bike type handles with wooden grips, and a hand control hooked to the throttle of the chainsaw.Searched the net and only found something about a patent in 1970.Any help would be great!
Thank's Lawrence
I have posted this question on some different places on Arboristsite to try and find an answer.I have just acquired a Pioneer 1200 that has what looks to be a heavy duty brush remover attachment on it.The attachment looks to be about the same age as the chainsaw,and there is a Pioneer decal on the shaft of the attachment.On the attachment there is a blue plate with the name Brushking made in N.H. there is also a serial number I believe.Also the name Brushking is cast into the head of the attachment where it connects to the saw.This is no Mickey Mouse tool it really looks heavy duty,has aluminum bike type handles with wooden grips, and a hand control hooked to the throttle of the chainsaw.Searched the net and only found something about a patent in 1970.Any help would be great!
Thank's Lawrence