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Started by hackberry jake, July 29, 2012, 09:47:33 PM

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hackberry jake

It's an old buzzsaw mounted on a model t frame and axle.



 
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morgoon

Yikes that is neat and scary at the same time :)

How would that have been powered, I assume there is/was a belt drive?
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beenthere

That saw looks like it is only a part of what it was when functional (if ever). With the frame around the saw, I'd guess it was made to sharpen wood posts for pounding in the ground.

A few farmers still do that around here with split white oak. Hold the end of the post and push the tip past the saw blade to make a four sided point about 15-18" long.

Forty years ago they would pound them in with an 8# maul, while some had a driver mounted on a tractor to drive them (if they could get the tractor along the fence line).

I don't see it as a buzz saw rig for bucking firewood, as the frame would be a bit different - IMO  ;)
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logboy

Sure, it looks neat. But I bet it takes forever to mow the lawn with that thing.
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hackberry jake

It has a flat belt pulley on the other side of the blade. I have no clue what it was used for.
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