uncovered these from out in the shed, Dad''s old ones and what i started daggin with so many yers ago... i think they would cleanup
but i dont quite know where to start... what do you reckon @spin cycle
At least they're both still in one pieceuncovered these from out in the shed, Dad''s old ones and what i started daggin with so many yers ago... i think they would cleanupView attachment 885205 but i dont quite know where to start... what do you reckon @spin cycle
uncovered these from out in the shed, Dad''s old ones and what i started daggin with so many yers ago... i think they would cleanupView attachment 885205 but i dont quite know where to start... what do you reckon @spin cycle
.....I'm not so sure ....?Dont know much about them, but I saw a small niche crowd in Lancashire on facebook, Pendle sharpening shed, seem to specialise in refurbishing handpiece and machines. Their work looks tasty and reasonably priced, anyone use them ? They look like they could put spins handpiece back together?
Owwww man! That sounds so bad!;!!!?At least they're both still in one piece
I think Spin's busy trying to change his 'occupation box' thingummyjig to one that says 'handpiece technician'.
uncovered these from out in the shed, Dad''s old ones and what i started daggin with so many yers ago... i think they would cleanupView attachment 885205 but i dont quite know where to start... what do you reckon @spin cycle
This is turning in to a mini "dead horse" thread waiting for Spinny to reveal the reassembled handpiece..... and putting it to work ??
just what i was thinking....AH GAWD THE PRESSURE
One of ours lives on the machine ready for dragging etc in the pens. Wifey got woken up by "a bloody hell ringing" at three in the morning. I went out at seven-ish to find the pet lambs had pulled the cord and it had been spinning round all night. Most teeth gone off the comb and the handpiece was smoking and blueing up from heat. Cooled down,oiled and greased and back to work! Bit noisy but does dagging and occasionally shear a fewThe front half is all the same on all handpieces. For occasional farmer use your better with a simple oil bath barrel. Keep them oiled and they take more abuse and being left out in shed. More to go wrong with the bearing type. Bearings can go especially if left out in damp environments a but they supposedly run smoother.
If your shearing thousands as a job, go for bearings. If your shearing a couple of hundred of your own ewes and dagging them couple times a year. Go simple oil bath, should last a life time.
The comb on the top one could do with a buff up!uncovered these from out in the shed, Dad''s old ones and what i started daggin with so many yers ago... i think they would cleanupView attachment 885205 but i dont quite know where to start... what do you reckon @spin cycle
Don't you go doing a runner with out finishing the story ?
Now Spin, we want a proper video of the operation, showing said handpiece cutting like 'a hot knife through butter' - no still pictures (not saying that you could stage these or we don't trust you or anything, you understand?).just what i was thinking....AH GAWD THE PRESSURE
If anyone can do it spin can?Now Spin, we want a proper video of the operation, showing said handpiece cutting like 'a hot knife through butter' - no still pictures (not saying that you could stage these or we don't trust you or anything, you understand?).
We won't accept any "I'm not tech savvy to do that," sob stories either - you've 2 young daughters home on this lockdown malarky, I'm sure they will have the technology.
Looking forward to your video appearing,anytime soon.......
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As I said before . . . "YOU CAN DO IT!"bit off topic but has anyone else ever started a thread and wished they hadn't