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11368
I have been running Opti-2 now for about 6 months as a result of recommendations on this forum. No problems ...but I am always curious about the maintenance...
rhead38548
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Jul 5, 2005
1:24 am
11369
demands are always hard on chainsaws, whether it be hard or soft wood, the biggest enemy of any motor is its own trying to demand the utmost from it. use the...
harley scott
lawnsau
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Jul 5, 2005
2:24 am
11370
The beauty of Opti-2 is that it is insensitive to the mix rate. You could probably run it 50:1 if you want. Its been tested to work at 300:1 as well! I run...
Paul William
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Jul 5, 2005
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11371
has anyone ever milled slabs with a 6ft bar and a 5 skip tooth chain? it is powered by a 27hp kohler engine on the largest lucasmill and the chain comes as...
harley scott
lawnsau
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Jul 6, 2005
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11372
RH, I have been hobby milling for several years. I don't mill a lot. I do it on the cheap with an inexpensive small saw, Mccullogh 610 bought on ebay. I burned...
Terry Witbeck
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Jul 6, 2005
3:09 pm
11373
Terry, are you sure it was the Opti-2 that burned up the 610? Terry Witbeck <twitbeck@...> wrote:RH, I have been hobby milling for several years. I...
roger brown
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Jul 6, 2005
3:28 pm
11374
Although I am sure Terry can speak for himself, the way I read it is he burned up one 610 prior to using opti-2. He purchased a 2nd saw and started using...
rick_schmalzried
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Jul 7, 2005
2:37 pm
11375
Ok, I guess I read that wrong. Later, Roger. rick_schmalzried <Rick_schmalzried@...> wrote:Although I am sure Terry can speak for himself, the way I read...
roger brown
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Jul 7, 2005
2:52 pm
11376
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7528547773&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AIT&rd=1 link here to auction above. I've mentioned my circle mill...
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Jul 7, 2005
6:44 pm
11377
Yes, Rick you got it right. I now always use opti-2 with no problems. Terry -- In milling@yahoogroups.com, "rick_schmalzried"...
Terry Witbeck
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Jul 7, 2005
11:49 pm
11378
What is the angle of the cutters? 30 degrees? When I use that angle I get long ribbons of shavings too, without a skip tooth chain. When I use a 0 degree...
Paul William
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Jul 8, 2005
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11379
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harley scott
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Jul 9, 2005
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11380
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harley scott
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Jul 9, 2005
10:21 am
11381
when you are cutting with the bar nearly parallel to side of the log you are ripping, when you cut at right angles to the end of the log you are cross cutting...
harley scott
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Jul 9, 2005
10:31 am
11382
2 Lucas Chainsaw Mills? I seem to remember getting lectures from Harley about the waistfullness of chainsave mills. Did something change Harley? or I'm I...
Kelly Burns
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Jul 9, 2005
1:22 pm
11383
yes they are wasteful, however when you have a lucasmill with the added slabbing facility if they need arises then you use it. we are all allowed to change...
harley scott
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Jul 9, 2005
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11384
Please don't take offense, I think its great. You were just so atttiment before. **...
Kelly Burns
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Jul 9, 2005
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11385
ni offence taken, thanks kelly ... === message truncated === Electronic transmission of this document cannot be guaranteed to be secure or error free as...
harley scott
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Jul 10, 2005
7:38 am
11386
a lucasmill is a swing blade mill as you call it. the machine/mill has an attachment that enables the operater to slab should the need arise with an add-on ...
harley scott
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Jul 10, 2005
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11387
All, I just got back from vacation; I visited my daughter in Arcata, CA. I flew into San Jose and drove up the 101 to Arcata. I also took Highway 1 on the...
blackbelt1955
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Jul 10, 2005
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11388
Dear Dave Here is a joke about San Jose... A fella picked up a hitchhiker, and asked where he was going. "I'm going to San Jose" The Driver noticed that he...
Kevin Chisholm
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Jul 10, 2005
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11389
I've managed to accumulate 4 tall stacks of lumber. They are about 7 feet tall, 4 feet wide. They are quite sturdy. If I push on one side and try to rock...
mkilway
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Jul 26, 2005
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11390
rule of thumb, always strip stack timber no more than 800mm wide and 1m high, buy yourself corner cleats and a steel strapping unit. we have a hundred stacks...
harley scott
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Jul 26, 2005
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11391
obviously, the wider your pile, the taller it can safely be stacked. also, be mindful that if you bind green lumber, the straps will loosen as the wood dries ...
Dan Shade
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Jul 26, 2005
3:41 pm
11392
an we can drive in wedges to compensate. always sticker with 3" of the ends and strap the same. ... Electronic transmission of this document cannot be...
harley scott
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Jul 27, 2005
3:14 pm
11393
Hey gang.... I milled about 2000 BF of lumber over the weekend. Ash, elm, cherry, birch, beech, and maple. Heavy on the maple. It's all on stickers now. I've...
Dirk
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Jul 27, 2005
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11394
What's the best way to strap? ... corrupted, lost, ... sender ... the ... copy version. ... quarantine...
Tom Andersson
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Jul 27, 2005
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11395
Hi guys, regards from Sweden. Here's a bunch of questions from an almost newbee. Let me first say that milling is great fun and maybe one day I will buy one of...
Tom Andersson
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Jul 27, 2005
8:37 pm
11396
nice pile of logs! the heart of the granberg oiler is a bolt that's hollowed out to let the oil onto the bar. it certainly wouldn't hurt to have more oil...
Dan Shade
stangds
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Jul 27, 2005
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11397
great photos. we make dining suites for a living and the best thing to do is forget slabbing, mill with a swing blade and number the 8x2's you cut across the ...
harley scott
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Jul 27, 2005
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