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attaching a dearborn cordwood saw to a 8n

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8njoe

06-03-2004 20:32:39

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Was there a special bracket needed to attach the saw and did it have a special belt pulley or the original 9 inch. Thanks

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Jeb2N

06-04-2004 05:26:40

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Re: attaching a dearborn cordwood saw to a 8n in reply to 8njoe, 06-03-2004 20:32:39

Here's a picture of the pulley, mounted, and detail of the mounting bracket.

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Philip

06-04-2004 04:59:27

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Re: attaching a dearborn cordwood saw to a 8n in reply to 8njoe, 06-03-2004 20:32:39

Joe, e-mail me and I will send you some pictures of the bracket. Philip.

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lonestarjeff

06-03-2004 21:47:52

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Re: attaching a dearborn cordwood saw to a 8n in reply to 8njoe, 06-03-2004 20:32:39

The original pulley should be fine but there is a small bracket that bolts to the pulley housing for the top link off the saw to connect.

Dearborn made a bracket for this but one of my pulleys has a home-made one.

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Fast Ed Ohio

06-03-2004 22:45:16

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Re: Re: attaching a dearborn cordwood saw to a 8n in reply to lonestarjeff, 06-03-2004 21:47:52

Its just me talking , last year at the local tractor show they were cutting wood run off an old belt from the pto, no safty nothing , one slip and say goodby to your hand , arm, I dont want to even think about it , be carefull if and when you get it working .

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BillM (OH)

06-04-2004 20:36:20

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Re: Re: Re: attaching a dearborn cordwood saw to a in reply to Fast Ed Ohio, 06-03-2004 22:45:16

We used one for years (in the old days when still burning wood and for sharpening fence posts, etc.) without incident. You just have to be damn careful... true still today for any farm equipment.

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