Morbark 2060d
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brendonv, I laughed a little when I saw you chime in on this thread... you had quite a bit of influence on my new found debt. I can't decide if I'm going to send a couple of my nut job buddies that don't ask questions up your way from Merrick, Long Island or a six pack of Sam Adams and a steak of your choice. I'm kiddin'.. I am stoked though and do appreciate your's and other's insight on the 12" family of chippers out there; so a sincere thanks.
PS. this was taken right after church, I'm usually not this pretty; but most importantly, my 4 year boy just tied a pretty good running bowline to the frig handle... we got to work on the ole tie, dress and set thing.
PS. this was taken right after church, I'm usually not this pretty; but most importantly, my 4 year boy just tied a pretty good running bowline to the frig handle... we got to work on the ole tie, dress and set thing.
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brendonv, I laughed a little when I saw you chime in on this thread... you had quite a bit of influence on my new found debt. I can't decide if I'm going to send a couple of my nut job buddies that don't ask questions up your way from Merrick, Long Island or a six pack of Sam Adams and a steak of your choice. I'm kiddin'.. I am stoked though and do appreciate your's and other's insight on the 12" family of chippers out there; so a sincere thanks.
PS. this was taken right after church, I'm usually not this pretty; but most importantly, my 4 year boy just tied a pretty good running bowline to the frig handle... we got to work on the ole tie, dress and set thing.
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Looks like you bought some toys from Dave the treeguy.
brendonv, I laughed a little when I saw you chime in on this thread... you had quite a bit of influence on my new found debt. I can't decide if I'm going to send a couple of my nut job buddies that don't ask questions up your way from Merrick, Long Island or a six pack of Sam Adams and a steak of your choice. I'm kiddin'.. I am stoked though and do appreciate your's and other's insight on the 12" family of chippers out there; so a sincere thanks.
PS. this was taken right after church, I'm usually not this pretty; but most importantly, my 4 year boy just tied a pretty good running bowline to the frig handle... we got to work on the ole tie, dress and set thing.
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Looks like you bought some toys from Dave the treeguy.
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- North of Seattle
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That's a nice little chipper.
Looks like you bought a Woodsman, you'll like it.
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Love my 18X Woodsman!
In the shop now for new clutch 1600 hrs.
I wash it - no waxing the woodsman here
That's a nice little chipper.
Looks like you bought a Woodsman, you'll like it.
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Love my 18X Woodsman!
In the shop now for new clutch 1600 hrs.
I wash it - no waxing the woodsman here
- Location
- North of Seattle
Picked up my 2005 Woodsman 18X from mechanic today...
The new clutch did not go as easy as hoped. The spindle / shaft was damaged. Sent to machine shop to weld, patch, and balance.
$1,500 parts - $1,500 labor. A well spent $3k but - ouch!
Back to work!
The new clutch did not go as easy as hoped. The spindle / shaft was damaged. Sent to machine shop to weld, patch, and balance.
$1,500 parts - $1,500 labor. A well spent $3k but - ouch!
Back to work!
