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Wooden ladders

Posted in Sawmills and Milling
Today at 07:41:27 AM
Written by KWood255
Views: 53
Good morning folks, sorry if this is the wrong section of the FF to post...

I have a large industrial customer who we supply significant quantities of timber products to monthly. They have inquired with us to build/supply a high quantity of emergency ladders for underground. These will be built from full dimensional 2x4x16 with 1x4 rungs, recessed into the vertical 2x4's. Initially I thought this was a great opportunity in the slow times to build these...exceptionally simple design with common materials around the mill site. Read More

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Deere 753g help

Posted in Forestry and Logging
Yesterday at 03:18:21 PM
Written by Jrock69
Views: 227
Wondering if anyone on here knows much about 753g bunchers.
Mine runs and operates great. But I have an issue where it will shut off and turn back on again, at random. Very quickly, mostly making the engine sound like a small hiccup. The odd time it will sound like it stalls for even a touch longer....

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MOVED: Lane equipment for sale

Posted in Sawmills and Milling
Yesterday at 12:09:54 PM
Written by Jeff
Views: 175

This topic has been moved to For Sale.

https://forestryforum.com/board/index.php?topic=126080.0

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Deere 540A help

Posted in Forestry and Logging
Yesterday at 08:28:43 AM
Written by teakwood
Views: 299
Hi guys, i have a 1971 Deere 540A and need some advice.

i see oil dropping (pretty sure its engine oil) between the engine and dry clutch housing. i'm pretty confident its the back seal of the crankshaft that's leaking. while in there of course i check the what deere calls "dry disconnecting clutch" which helps to start the engine because it disconnects everything from the engine, even the hydraulic oil charge pump.Read More

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1970 Timberjack 360 grapple

Posted in Forestry and Logging
May 28, 2025, 08:12:03 PM
Written by Solo33
Views: 223
Looking for information on this old iron. Weight, width, and pros and cons of the machine. Thanks

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