Boo Boudreaux
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Anyone know what these are ??? Here is a video I made today....
Husqvarna part ID help........
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Those look like spinning anvils for a pocket chain spinner. Granberg made one that was similar to a pair of vise-grips.
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Oregon chain spinner old style cast iron kind I think. If they need a home.
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Yep old style Oregon spinner anvils. I'll gladly take them off your hands. PM me if you wanna sell.
Boo Boudreaux
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Thanks all......... When Johnny got back last night from playing music at Rocky's Cajun kitchen he stopped by and I showed him the video I made..... Hey said those are for making chain loops... He never looked at the parts in the bag... He thought they were throttle plate barrels that I needed......
I work on the saws not making chains LOL ~!~! Looks easy enough though ~!~!
I work on the saws not making chains LOL ~!~! Looks easy enough though ~!~!
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