Philbert's latest activity
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PI'm looking forward to when the next batch is available. I've procrastinated on getting one of these for far too long.
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PYou guys all know that I live in the cornhusker state. So, what did the baby corn say to his mama corn? ans. Where's popcorn today?
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PI think about this kind of perception a lot lately. At times my notion of "a lot of money" is stuck in the past. It's hard to...
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PInteresting. I googled an inflation adjustment for the $240 griddle, and it would have been equivalent to about $18 in 1950. I could...
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PIt's sad to hear Mastermind isn't hanging here anymore. I hope he and his family are doing well and wish him the best. He created the...
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PThis is a very cool thread. Thanks!
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PThese are from the site XKCD by Randall Munroe. This is my style of humor.
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P5’ hard eucalyptus tree, 7lb maul…
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PFWIW here is the McCulloch page demonstrating the use of the File-O-Plate on GLX type chain. The third chain down is MP370 GLX, 3/8...
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Chain Technical Information.Thanks! Philbert
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PI did find this from Carlton showing more clearly than my photo above how the File-O-Plate is used with lowering the depth gauge. Mark
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PThe File-O-Plates tend to be very chain specific, one that fits properly on Carlton 3/8" chisel chain will probably not fit 3/8"...
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Chain Technical Information.As I recall, the File-O-Plates were multi-function, beyond just depth gauge tools. Your photo reminds me of that. Like a skilled...
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PI do not have any of the original Carlton 37509 available, but I do have a few of the others. The blue one is as close to 37509 and I...
