I asked cuz everything was cut so clean and looked immaculate!
Very nice sir!
Very nice sir!
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Ol thumper
Lmao
You should have went with 2" diameter bolts
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Did you use speciality heat treat to do your blades? No biggie just curious?Comment
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The shear is the single best tool in cedar control available. We are clearing at a rate of 15-20 machine hours a week right now. Amazing what a quick difference it makes in the look of the land and the quality of the grass and browse. Our goal is the get the ranch back to what it looked at in 1900 less the metal barn, about to be built house, etc.Comment
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Originally posted by DEADEYE1 View Post
Yes Sir,
Lone Star Heat Treating in Houston did them for me. They were carbonized due to the fact I used A36 iron and were hardened to about a Rockwell 42.Comment
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The water jet cuts are amazing, heck the water jet process it freakin awesome.Originally posted by bowfishin fool View PostComment
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That is one awesome and very well planned idea!!!! Great job man. Id like to see some pics of it doing workComment
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That looks great. I would like to see that thing in action.Comment
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Looks good.
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Looks great! How well does it work?Comment
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Hopefully I can tell you this next weekend when we get the hydraulic hoses on it.Originally posted by ThunderBoltGuy View PostComment
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wow pls post pics of it in actionComment
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The only thing I see that I would do different, and I'm no expert, is that I would use a curved blade setup like they use on the jaws of life. The blades, when tip to tip, look like a parrot beak. That way, one you get them around the tree, they don't push back, they just snip it off. But again, I'm no expert, just going by fire service experiences. Good work otherwise.
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I reminds me of a huge fire ant. Sweet build.Comment
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