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Buzz saw for JD B

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Bob Kerr

12-15-2001 15:44:54




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I picked up a good buzz saw at an auction a few weeks ago and was going to put it on My F-12 farmall, I found out from the old owner that it was used on a B they had. I tried to put it up to the F-12 and it almost hits the ground so I guesss the B sits higher up, also the pulley rotation is different on a F-12, any way I decided to list it on Ebay instead of cutting it up to make it work and get a saw that was on a F-12 since this saw is a bolt on job the way it is. I figured I would give you guys on the JB page a heads up on it. See, some of us guys on the farmall page aren't all bad!( I like them all acually) Here is the link if you want to see it. Link

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phil

12-16-2001 10:12:38




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 Re: Buzz saw for JD B in reply to Bob Kerr, 12-15-2001 15:44:54  
The JD frame goes between the angle irons at the left of the photo, 2 bolts on each side (using the cultivator bolt holes). The flat belt runs w/o a twist. As you push the tilt table & log forward, note that your right wrist/forearm/elbow gets close to the bare blade as you finish the cut. Don't wear loose sleeves, the blade can grab you & pull you in. Be careful & have fun.



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Chuck

12-16-2001 07:30:59




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 Re: Buzz saw for JD B in reply to Bob Kerr, 12-15-2001 15:44:54  
there is some photos in a couple of the restoration magazines. I believe there was legs on this one also, was on a B. Those things looked unique but looked a little harry to use. The rotation would be counterclockwise facing the saw as to pull the cut to the from on the saw table. Suppose they were for firewood in the prechain saw area. My uncle had one that was stationary(not JD) and we always respected it. Used a real large diameter blade and had heavy momenteum. Looked like a miniature sawmill.

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