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wanted: old buzz saw

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Rich in PA

01-19-2005 12:02:39




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I just purchased my first antique tractor and I am looking for a buzz saw to run off of the belt pulley. I'm located in western PA. Thanks.




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Tom in Pa.

01-28-2005 18:21:38




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 Re: wanted: old buzz saw in reply to Rich in PA, 01-19-2005 12:02:39  
Watch the Auction listings in your local papers.In this area, central Pa.,Springtime consignment auction sales usually have a few to choose from. Check out www.auctionzip.com



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sunshine

01-20-2005 18:11:46




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 Re: wanted: old buzz saw in reply to Rich in PA, 01-19-2005 12:02:39  
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bob38

01-20-2005 10:40:26




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 Re: wanted: old buzz saw in reply to Rich in PA, 01-19-2005 12:02:39  
there is one on ebay for 200 bucks. it is listed as a ford buzz saw I think. hope this helps



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Dick2

01-20-2005 04:41:10




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 Re: wanted: old buzz saw in reply to Rich in PA, 01-19-2005 12:02:39  
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Saw this one at a show awhile back, but it doesn't look very safe. My Dad got a mandrel and blade and made his own saw out of galvanized angle iron (cut with a chisel) in the 1930's, that was a lot safer than this one. My brother still usees it.

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Okla Kansan

01-22-2005 16:03:30




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 Re: wanted: old buzz saw in reply to Dick2, 01-20-2005 04:41:10  

Whats so unsafe about it??? Its a factory made saw, ive seen them before. Im assuming he has it staked down. mine was made in the 30s and my grandad bought it in 40 as a wedding present to my dad ( I wager he intended that they both would get their wood cut with it, which is what happened)



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