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    Chipper drum failure

    I would. That other shop did you dirty.
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    Chipper drum failure

    It certainly looks like a “couple hundred bucks” fix not repair. It looks like there is undercut, porosity, inconsistent bead profile, and poor blending, all the ear marks of future failure. Just saying but I wouldn’t be happy with that, at all.
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    Chipper drum failure

    I personally would be sending that repair back based off of the pics. Maybe it looks better in person.
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    Used Saws and Blowers Values

    250-400$ each is a good target price. Sucks to hear about your friend.
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    Sudden Idling Issues After Cold Weather

    Check for an air leak, carb boot is a good place to start. Saw-Fathah: I like that!
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    Need innovative idea for spiraling Christmas lights in taller trees

    How many hours do you think those trees have in them? :oops:
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    Throw bag-line accuracy issues

    Ah yes, indeed.
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    Why Is It So Expensive to Cut Down a Tree?

    And Warren went from $10 million to many many billions in the same time.
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    Throw bag-line accuracy issues

    Safety toe flip flops?
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    Lucky Garage Moments

    You can also cut open the can and still use the contents.
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    Throw bag-line accuracy issues

    I can’t hit a damn thing throwing granny style. It’s rather comical to watch. At 70’ I’m usually shooting with a big shot.
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    Hollow codominant

    Is there an existing crack or bark inclusion on a codom, how much wood/trunk is below the union? Would it be better to cut off one of the leads? Would it be better to treat the codom as separate trees? Is it safer to bind the trunk with chains? These are a handful of things I go over before...
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    Chipper Fatality, near Philadelphia, PA

    Godspeed!
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    Hollow codominant

    Simply boring into the trunk can tell you a lot of what’s inside the trunk.
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    Hollow codominant

    Be careful. Do you do any kind of tree assessment before lighting into it with a saw? Smacking the trunk a couple of times with a axe or mallet is an easy way to detect hollows. But being it was rotten and not hollow yet there may have been other signs, insect litter, shrooms, slim flux, are a...
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