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Would have been so cool to have seen or drive that motor. ;):DQuote:
Originally Posted by FUJIMO
Dave
What a piece of art!!! I think anyone on S&F would like such a collectable.... take good care of the jewel and good luck finding the remaining parts! GaryQuote:
Originally Posted by taco vonk
From the 60 year anniversary Merc calendar - a scan of some guy with a cigar using a chainsaw - Attachment 351918
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Originally Posted by bernie
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I think Lanphear mentioned the hp output of this motor in that reference emailQuote:
Originally Posted by taco vonk
...Testing an unusual blade type... (Don't forget to click on the top photo bar, to enlarge the photo to full size.)http://www.screamandfly.com/attachme...8&d=1470754429Quote:
Originally Posted by bernie
]...Testing an unusual blade type... (Don't forget to click on the top photo bar, to enlarge the photo to full size.)
I think that is whats known as a limbing chain - offers additional protection should the operator slip while walking on a downed tree cutting limbs off - and not the operator's limbs!
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It's called a bow saw or bow blade. It was used primarily by southern pulp loggers as they could walk up to a fallen tree and plunge cut tree to lengths. It was banned back in the late 80" due to kick back issues and the injuries from them.
Volvo outdrive uses this type of dual propellers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Strong
Brett May did a couple months at Lake X testing this motor. He said he's coming to OFF.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Strong