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Dumb question #2 Swing blade Vs Band mill

Started by Just Me, December 23, 2010, 07:22:52 AM

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sigidi

On swing mill gearboxes - I had my first Lucas for 6 years and replaced a gearbox toward the end of this time, I found milling in winter right until dusk and then switching off apparently built up condensation in the gearbox over a few weeks solid of doin that, this ended up being turned to steam inside the box when being used and blew a bit of seal between drive pulleys and gearbox, slowly lost oil and ended up killing the box. So yeah in my case, more so operator issues than the gearbox havin a problem.

I figure with any machine, there has to be something which 'lets go' or the thing will blow up!!!
Always willing to help - Allan

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ErikC

 No. Peterson uses a box manufactured in Italy. May be Baldini?
Peterson 8" with 33' tracks, JCB 1550 4x4 loader backhoe, several stihl chainsaws

terrifictimbersllc

My manual says Bondioli for the 2010 10" mill.
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ErikC

 Thanks, that is what I was trying to think of. ::)
Peterson 8" with 33' tracks, JCB 1550 4x4 loader backhoe, several stihl chainsaws

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Jeff

I was standing there when they disallowed boards when they went in tight in the go-no-go gauge but then disallowed. That was just plain wrong. If they went it, they should have been a go. That is what a go-no go gauge does.  Gotta agree completely on that.

By the way, I may have some news in the next couple days on the next shoot-out. :)
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sigidi

Always willing to help - Allan

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