So what did you buy today

[Ketchup]

Mail came today! 1hp phase converter, some intake clamps, Hyway 272 popup piston, WCS felling spikes for 395 and 30l Ultrasonic cleaner.

 

[PA Dan]

Mail came today! 1hp phase converter, some intake clamps, Hyway 272 popup piston, WCS felling spikes for 395 and 30l Ultrasonic cleaner.
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30 Liter? Wow thats going to take a lot to fill! What are you planning on using?

 

[Ketchup]

30 Liter? Wow thats going to take a lot to fill! What are you planning on using?

Not totally sure yet. Probably water, sometimes a cheaper cleaner like purple power. The small parts go in peanut butter jars filled with various stuff. I wanted something I could fit cases and fuel tanks in easily.

 

[PA Dan]

Cool! I got a jelly jar I use for carbs.

 

[Partner]

what about this phase converter?

 

[Ketchup]

what about this phase converter?

That’s for my drill press. I’ve been drilling everything by hand for months.

KB drives are supposed to be really good. I have an identical one on my lathe and it’s been perfect. I like that the controls are analog. No plastic touch panels to fritz out. Not cheap though.

 

[hoskvarna]

Bought this funky looking green Stihl saw.

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Military model?


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[Thumper88]

Just brought her home. Havent even fueled it yet.

 

[EAK044]

MS 462C. My first Mtronic saw


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[justoldsaws]

Picked this up today off a co-worker, paid $200aud, I tried to give him another $100 but he wouldn't take it, he said he wanted it to go to a good home.
Runs strong.

 

[hoskvarna]

Picked this up today off a co-worker, paid $200aud, I tried to give him another $100 but he wouldn't take it, he said he wanted it to go to a good home.
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Awesome [emoji106]


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[hoskvarna]

Got a new tool today
Old one took a crap
Parts nla

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[Guido Salvage]

I have been wanting this truck for over 40 years and it finally became mine yesterday. One owner, sold new at the dealership where I work and 41,746 miles. 345 V-8, 4 speed transmission, 2 speed rear and a twin cylinder hoist under a Midwest grain body.

 

[Philbert]

I have been wanting this truck for over 40 years and it finally became mine yesterday. One owner, sold new at the dealership where I work and 41,746 miles. 345 V-8, 4 speed transmission, 2 speed rear and a twin cylinder hoist under a Midwest grain body.

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Congrats!

Philbert

 

[jakethesnake]

I have been wanting this truck for over 40 years and it finally became mine yesterday. One owner, sold new at the dealership where I work and 41,746 miles. 345 V-8, 4 speed transmission, 2 speed rear and a twin cylinder hoist under a Midwest grain body.

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Had two of those in red. One with a dump one without. I think the clutch went out of the last one will still had. They were good ol trucks

 

[jakethesnake]

Mail came today! 1hp phase converter, some intake clamps, Hyway 272 popup piston, WCS felling spikes for 395 and 30l Ultrasonic cleaner.
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Not sure how to use the phase converter but pretty sure I want one

 

[Philbert]

Not sure how to use the phase converter but pretty sure I want one

Might just be a phase you are going through?

Philbert

 

[Ketchup]

Not sure how to use the phase converter but pretty sure I want one

The phase converter allows me to run 3phase motors on my machine tools. I headed that direction when my lathe motor died. (This one is for my heavy drill press). I really like 3phase because it’s much quieter and the tools run strong with lower horsepower motors. These KBMA drives have a potentiometer that allows you to slow the machine to super low speeds and also protects the motor from burning up under heavy loads. It’s just a smoother, safer motor system. My lathe runs a lot better now and the cuts are much smoother. Neither machine requires ear protection. I was skeptical at first but it’s worth it.

 

[jakethesnake]

The phase converter allows me to run 3phase motors on my machine tools. I headed that direction when my lathe motor died. (This one is for my heavy drill press). I really like 3phase because it’s much quieter and the tools run strong with lower horsepower motors. These KBMA drives have a potentiometer that allows you to slow the machine to super low speeds and also protects the motor from burning up under heavy loads. It’s just a smoother, safer motor system. My lathe runs a lot better now and the cuts are much smoother. Neither machine requires ear protection. I was skeptical at first but it’s worth it.

I get it now. I didn’t know there was such a thing. Thanks for the schoolin

 

[hoskvarna]

The phase converter allows me to run 3phase motors on my machine tools. I headed that direction when my lathe motor died. (This one is for my heavy drill press). I really like 3phase because it’s much quieter and the tools run strong with lower horsepower motors. These KBMA drives have a potentiometer that allows you to slow the machine to super low speeds and also protects the motor from burning up under heavy loads. It’s just a smoother, safer motor system. My lathe runs a lot better now and the cuts are much smoother. Neither machine requires ear protection. I was skeptical at first but it’s worth it.

3 phase motors are cheaper too


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