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Paul Allen

08-08-2003 10:48:07

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I am looking for a saw mill that will run off
my belt pulley on my farmall f20

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Paul Janke

08-08-2003 17:42:16

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Re: saw mill in reply to Paul Allen, 08-08-2003 10:48:07

I had a Belsaw sawmill that ran off the belt pulley. I ran it with a MM U. It had a 40" blade on it. I don't remember the diameter of the pulley on the mill.

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Bill in Ohio

08-08-2003 18:41:08

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Re: Re: saw mill in reply to Paul Janke, 08-08-2003 17:42:16

I have a Belsaw mill that we take around to tractor shows in south west Ohio. We have used all sorts of tractors, and a good running F20 is more than adequate. Belsaw designed them to run at 600 rpms, so, you will need to find out what the tractor is turning and do the math to choose a pulley. My blade is a 46 inch, with 36 inserted teeth. To conserve horsepower, I am running it with half the teeth and the other sockets have a ground off tooth in them. The Belsaw people have the carriage speed so slow that the machine runs much better with less teeth. It is also half the labor to sharpen and half the cost to replace teeth, plus the chips are a bit bigger and easier to dispose of with a blower. And, the teeth stay sharp longer. Get a good file guide and keep it good and sharp and that F20 will make you proud.

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