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I bought my poppy yesterday. They're sold here all of this (our memorial day) weekend.Hmmm, I didn't know this.
The UK had poppy day as a remembrance day. I used to buy one.
If it were electrical , I would suspect a armature bar gone bad or a shorted field coil . Its air and the works look like new.I bought it new .I just oiled the crap out of both of them and let them run with out the bits haven't tried them drilling rock yet. . The compressor is a old Smith 351 ford engine runs on the right bank pumps air on the left bank . Is supposed to deliver 165 cubic feet pre minute at a constant 100 PSI .And should be able to run two hammers or two drills at the same time . Compressor has 2700 hours on it give or take. Starts and runs fine . Getting a little oil smoke on the compressor bank but none on the running bank . Nothing worse than a finicky compressor . They can cause hundred of dollars in lost time on a job. I have a 1947 Jaeger It runs sometimes and stops when you need it most .Why I bough the smith I think the biggest problem with the drill is it don't speak English very wellSorry about the drill...I had a sawzall like that. Just quit working... Took it apart tested everything but it would never refire.....
Been there so many times . Cords and cords of hand splinting My homemade splitter will split right through a nott .Even the hardest wood . I have split wood three feet across. Corse we have to repair it from time to timeI hired a log splitter last year. I wasn't very impressed. It worked okayish on chunks with straight grain but if the chunk had knots in it the splitter ran out of grunt.
Now this was probably not the best splitter but it was the one the hire company recommended.
I ended up changing the length of the logs cut with the chainsaw. Anything shorter than 10" splits quite well with the axe. The tough ones split well with wedges.
IKR bad enough doing the cookingOkay.... But I don't want to get stuck doing the dishes....
You know what tractor supply wants for a log splitter ? I bought a old dumpester lift from a friend . I used the cylinders to build a splitter and my post driver .Less than four hundred the pair.I like a good home made splitter.
I know a few of my friends have splitters that'll split about anything you throw at it.
But these are seriously big hydraulic monsters.... But up here wood is King as far as home heating goes.
I'll bet Alaskan had seen a few home made splitters up that way as well...
I like a good home made splitter.
I know a few of my friends have splitters that'll split about anything you throw at it.
But these are seriously big hydraulic monsters.... But up here wood is King as far as home heating goes.
I'll bet Alaskan had seen a few home made splitters up that way as well...
Thanks...that they are.But, your sons are very bright and helpful Alaskan
Could you post a picture of what you built and quote the power (Watts) of whatever powers the thing please?Been there so many times . Cords and cords of hand splinting My homemade splitter will split right through a nott .Even the hardest wood . I have split wood three feet across. Corse we have to repair it from time to time