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You want to use a cabinet that can recycle your media if you are going to use Aluminum Oxide.

Great video!!! Love it

I rebuilf an 1980 unnisaw a few years ago. There were shims from cabinet to top,keep them in order fo. Keep top straight. I used pop can for. Shims also. Bettween extension. Tabbles fo keep it flat. New bearings of course. I kepf jet lock fence and with glue line rip blade I don't need a jointer. I did have to make a motor coverdd from 3/8 mdf.

Amazing job dude👌🔥🔥

Hell no

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Hell yes

Gear it down

Cat power

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How loggers do it

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get suit and sand blast in a camping tent when finished vacuum media reuse it not lost in yard

I remember some big timber like that in the Oregon Cascades and Coast Range I worked in the Rigging until 85 then started a different career My Hats To You Guys 😎🍻

Is that Jeff or Jason Anderson cutting? They are long time friends of my family the Kuntz's

Who hears ppl speaking Spanish cuz i think i do

A fuckin kobelco

!!!! 🤣🤣. That log loader struggled HARD

this doesn't show the detail of how the diaphrams and gaskets get assembled and in what order they are put back in.... kind of crucial... the diagrams don't explain it either usually...

a headlamp would have been great so the viewer could see what you are doing! Thanks

Dad worked very hard securing the parts that kept those Internationals on the road. He spoke highly of Jimmy and they did work together for a period at Iverson Supply (or perhaps Industrial Supply) on N State Street. Many a night we would get a call and dad would go down and open up the shop to get parts to get the trucks back on the road the next day. Those men worked so hard. The Galbraith family was well respected in our home. Thank you for this presentation and the memories

I remember as a kid the logging trucks came down canyon creek road near Glacier, WA. loaded with big old growth and literally bobsledding down that icy snow covered road just before Christmas . You had to be careful not to get in a head on with a truck coming or going on the highway. Lots of fatalities as the truckers were paid by the load we were told. Bellingham Bay still had about three active cedar sawing outfits on the shore. My dad worked in one. Many of those guys were missing fingers too.

Brings back memories, worked a little while in late 70s under the rigging. Mt St Helen's blowing put me out of last job logging. Hard work!

it would have been great to see video of the drone flying, how did you get it down without tangling the line on the blades?

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The way the sunlight hits the trees while you’re driving is just beautiful! This video really captures the simple joys of being out in the wild with a truck

Nice!

I have found one of these and it appears to have a cover plate on the back of the headstock? What is that for please? This one seams to not be original. Do you have a picture of that?

Thanks for the video history. Enjoyed it greatly.

Any update on part II??

Great Video! Lots of hands on hints! I picked up a 34-426 I from what I can tell it’s in decent shape, but right off it seems much of the chrome is missing from the round graduated rails. Has anyone had their tubes re chromed?

Much respect for these fine loggers and their families! Thanks for sharing!

All the big timber now gone forever and can't be replaced, in TX seen thousands acres bulldozed and burned or just left in piles to rot.

How the heck did you find all the specs on the lathe! I have a similar one, but I have no idea what model it is.

What's the length on both the chains?

Socalled mule train is such a stupidly obnoxious term for this & definitely derogatory because of the ass horse 🐴. Plus all cumaparts N14, isx ,x15 etc are super gutless & that's before the emissions garbage now there basically paccar gutless with said def & the rest of the pollution junk when it comes to not only pulling power but more importantly Holding power like all 3406 ci 475 horse cats mechanical or accert.

Great information Have you ever mixed equal parts of different blast media?

My great grandpa was a mechanic in the midwest, he had a lot of SK stuff. Ive only got his 1/4 in. set right now but theyre beautiful tools. Hope to get my hands on his 3/8 set one of these days 😂

I did something similar for my sawzall blades, but it didn't occur to me I could use the same technique for my roto bits til I saw your video. The hardcase that the Bosch Bulldog rotohammer comes in doesn't have room for bits, so it's been a mess. Thanks for the tip!

Good memories. I see the old drug store building is still standing. I guess that is the red top next door . Remember Dad’s and uncle Bob’s trucks with one or three log loads. Thanks for posting your video.

I was playing some guitar scales along with this music, it was far more helpful that trying to jam along with some metal tracks, wow, also I am wanting to be a log hauler

What are the specs on the plainer knives . I have the same plainer . Looking to replace my knives need the specs and what's a good tool to gauge the blades

Great set of videos, very interesting, keep up the good work

Started setting chokers in 84 above Cascadia Oregon that’s the kind of timber I remember I always remember looking for elk & deer sign 😎🍻

Big Punkins, I was lucky enough to get to haul some of this size wood out of Mineral Lake, and St Regis Kapowsin back in the 70's.....

Crystalline silica is classified as a Class 1 Carcinogen

Hows a wedge not just get stuck in a tree like that ,did it have a slight tilt?

Awesome work! I just bought the same saw in an auction and would like to restore it. . My biggest challenge is to restore the motor. Yours seems to be a (62-751) Somehow the label is mostly unreadable. The capacitor is missing. I have been looking for pictures of this motor with no luck. Then, I found your video. Would you kindly please send me a close up picture of your label? Hopefully, I could make it work again!