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Chris

04-07-2002 17:07:14




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I am looking for a site like this one ,but for antique sawmills. I posted here because my curtis sawmill does have an A.C.262ci. power unit. any help welcome




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Stan Dawson

01-25-2004 07:38:34




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 Re: way off subject (sawmills) in reply to Chris, 04-07-2002 17:07:14  
Did you ever find a site for this. Would appreciate anything you could send me on this subject. I have recently come across a couple of old crosscut saws that were a family member's. Some of the wooden handles are missing, and I am interested in photos that may show what they may have looked like, so that I can try to find replacements.



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Chris

04-17-2002 11:02:52




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 Re: way off subject (sawmills) in reply to Chris, 04-07-2002 17:07:14  
I saw an AC B motor powering a ferris wheel at a carnival in upstate NY. The whole front of a tractor basically. I thought it was a cob job at the time. Judging from the age of the ride, it's probably original equipment. The site of all those re-welded wheel struts certainly made for an interesting ride (Too look at).



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Gordon-(TN)

04-07-2002 19:02:12




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 Re: way off subject (sawmills) in reply to Chris, 04-07-2002 17:07:14  
Look on forestindustery.com I think i got the address right. there is all kinds of timber related machines on there. let me know if I can be of any help Gordon-(TN)



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steve

04-07-2002 20:18:37




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 Re: Re: way off subject (sawmills) in reply to Gordon-(TN), 04-07-2002 19:02:12  
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