开云体育

Hi, new unused D951 for sale still have the original pallet and foot mount cleats for shipping asking $14,000 firm on that for the moment.? Machine is three phase 7.5hp spiral cutter head still under

I would Criss cross strap to the tunnel under the tables. Hold down the machine with the felder clips and box base to deck with 2x4’s Lock tables down take . cover with plastic and stretch wrap

This has been discussed and debated several times over the years here on FOG. Have a look at the following threads in the archive:

Hello and thank you in advance for any input. I am a proud new owner of a 2012 AD741, not the new body style but the one that the base steps down in width. I have gathered I think on this forum that

I agree with Lucky, the bat ears are visible but I don’t design furniture with exposed dados. Also they serve to make exceptionally clean cuts.

Glad you got it working! Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Hi Murray: Very kind of you to say that. I do not find the bat ears to be a negativity and therefore have not tried to “hone them down”. They are big enough to see, for sure, and in fine furniture

Well, I reexamined my work and found several faults. First, Mac was right. The infeed table was clamped much too tight. Second, I determined that the bolts on the hinge were too loose, causing the

They are a beautiful detail that u can see with a magnifying glass. Allows you to cut in x and y that’s the beauty. Mac,,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi

I’m just wondering if there is any consensus on the significance of the “bat ears“ issue? Lucky, you do fine work, do you find this to be a problem? Has anyone honed ?the nickers, if so, how do

Hi guys Just my two cents. I am fortunate to have a very large shop with cathedral high ceilings and mezzanines for storage. During the planning stages I knew that I needed some lifting equipment to

Had old timer hefty Herman for 20 plus years. Very handy for construction an in shop work this one was great but to big For in shop would m love one of those Skyjack the very small one !! By used they

Good morning, With this group, I figured someone has experience with these heavy equipment. Skylar, thank you for your offer.? I haven't looked at anything in person.? I found a used Genie 1930 on

We have 18' ceilings in our 40x100 shop. Would have a scissor lift if we could afford the floor space to park it in addition to our forklift. We had a big overhead project last year removing a bus bar

I tell everyone that owns a scissor or an electric boom, the batteries are the single most important part of the machine. If you don’t take care of them, you will run into many problems in the

I was not interested in the saw, I got the jointer. I took some pics of the saw however when I was there, if anyone is interested. It is older and has phenolic bearing races on the slider.? Tom Ruth

A Felder tech confirmed both stickers were for the same two trunnion locking bolts. Thanks!

Hi SW, I have a 2018 model Skyjack SJIII 3219. It is all electric over hydraulic, powered by four 12 volt wet cell batteries. I got it used, for the hassle of hauling it away. The wheel lock cylinder

Hi SW, I’ve also been looking at scissor lifts (even toyed with the idea of a boom lift (!) until the Mrs vetoed that dream super fast).?I’ve been watching various Ritchie Bros auction sites but

Shinta, Longtime lurker and prospective fielder owner in Portland Oregon. I work on scissor lifts, boom lifts, forklifts for a living. Where are you looking? Have you looked at anything in person yet?