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BOB

02-01-2003 17:56:29

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I know someone has some picture of this wild thing mounted on back of tractor.just picked this thing up today and need pic of it,there some parts missing i think? 1-no top link bar but got some straight peice of flat steel with holes at ether end
2-plus there is little chain on bottom front set of legs? this hook on pulley at pto?
3-type dearborn or home made i dont know yet there is no tag. thanks BOB

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Philip

02-03-2003 04:17:14

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Re: WOODCORD SAW in reply to BOB, 02-01-2003 17:56:29

Bob, here is a close up of the top link attachment point on the belt pully. I have over a dozen close up pictures of this set up. Let me know if you need more. Philip.

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Greg G

02-02-2003 17:30:02

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Re: WOODCORD SAW in reply to BOB, 02-01-2003 17:56:29

I have never seen one of these in action but the look DANGEROUS as he!!. I can just picture a 3 or 4 foot piece of oak coming at me from this thing. I guess with enough cars and caution they are safe? but I personally dont think I would want to be around when it was operation.

Greg G

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RAN THEM ON FARM ALL THE TIME BEFORE CHAINSAW

02-02-2003 19:21:01

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Re: Re: WOODCORD SAW in reply to Greg G, 02-02-2003 17:30:02

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Jim Spencer ; Automatic Spark Tester!

02-02-2003 13:07:34

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Re: WOODCORD SAW in reply to BOB, 02-01-2003 17:56:29

The original top link was 2 flat pieces of steel bolted together with balls on either end.
We sawed all of our wood on one of these back in tyhe 40's. Every small town in Michigan had someone who had either lost an arm or a hand from operating one of these. I have thought about getting one of these buzz saws but decided that the danger compared to cutting with a chainsaw was not worth it.
I will let other people have them.
Jim

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Dave Smith

02-02-2003 16:35:29

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Re: Re: WOODCORD SAW in reply to Jim Spencer ; Automatic Spark Tester!, 02-02-2003 13:07:34

Im with you on that. My first wifes father used to sharpen fence posts with one. I saw the saw grab the post and throw it into the air. I never saw how high it got. I was too busy getting to other parts before the fence post got there. Also the drop off pieces would wedge into the blade a gain wings. Not for me, no sir.
Dave <*)))><

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Ed Gooding (VA)

02-02-2003 04:22:28

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Re: WOODCORD SAW in reply to BOB, 02-01-2003 17:56:29

Hey Bob. How's this one stack up to what you have?

Regards..... ..... Ed
'52 8N475798

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BOB

02-02-2003 16:26:31

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Re: Re: WOODCORD SAW in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 02-02-2003 04:22:28

thanks Ed for picture you are the man!!
#22 is what is missing but no biggie we have a mig welder

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Ed Gooding (VA)

02-03-2003 04:25:19

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Re: Re: Re: WOODCORD SAW in reply to BOB, 02-02-2003 16:26:31

Good morning, Bob. Here's the parts list pages that correspond to the image above:

Best of luck with it..... Ed
'52 8N475798

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Tom. NC

02-01-2003 21:03:41

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Re: WOODCORD SAW in reply to BOB, 02-01-2003 17:56:29

Not a real close picture, But here is one hooked up..

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Ken

02-01-2003 20:52:28

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Re: WOODCORD SAW in reply to BOB, 02-01-2003 17:56:29

Bob, I have a picture of a 50 8n with a buzz saw on back, it is not real close up detailed, if you want it send me your email and ill send it to you. Ken

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duey

02-01-2003 19:21:29

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Re: WOODCORD SAW in reply to BOB, 02-01-2003 17:56:29

Of course you have a pulley, right?? There is a small bracket that mounts ON the pulley, and a 'V' shaped brace that attaches from the saw rig to that bracket. And you use the lower arms, too.

When you raise the three point, a saw rig doesn't just lift straight up, it really rolls forward, kind of nestles in between the fenders.

I recall it had a tilting table, and worked fairly well, but the belt seemed kind of slippy. Don't have any pictures on hand for you... duey

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