Ramblin Randy
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Having a difficult time finding original literature about the number 12 model. Has anyone restored the chain driven conveyer before? Restoring the whole unit might be beyond my skill set.
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used red MN
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- Coon Rapids, MN
Again welcome! Very interesting machine and I made
more comments on it in your first post, which I am
going to link here. The YT moderators will probably not
delete that post due to the fact that it had nothing
obscene or verbally negative in it, that is usually the
criteria that can get a post deleted. I want to make
sure you saw the information DRussel posted there.
The wording ..Untitled URL Link.. is an actual link to a
web site he felt may be helpful to you. When he
inserted his link he did not fill in the box to give a
description to his link so that is why it showed up as it
did.
Previous Glitch post
more comments on it in your first post, which I am
going to link here. The YT moderators will probably not
delete that post due to the fact that it had nothing
obscene or verbally negative in it, that is usually the
criteria that can get a post deleted. I want to make
sure you saw the information DRussel posted there.
The wording ..Untitled URL Link.. is an actual link to a
web site he felt may be helpful to you. When he
inserted his link he did not fill in the box to give a
description to his link so that is why it showed up as it
did.
Previous Glitch post
db4600
Well-known Member
Is the machine stuck or free? These machines are
starting to show up at shows because they are small
enough to manhandle and run. This might not be a quick
restoration, but keep putting the word out, tour some
shows, maybe look at compartmentalizing the restoration
and it wont seem as massive.
starting to show up at shows because they are small
enough to manhandle and run. This might not be a quick
restoration, but keep putting the word out, tour some
shows, maybe look at compartmentalizing the restoration
and it wont seem as massive.
Ramblin Randy
New User
The crusher unit doesn't show any abuse or cracks. Has been sitting in same spot for 30 years. There are some rocks in the jaws... no one knows the working condition. Did some kids toss the rocks in and try to crush them by hand...? Did the machine jam up and that was the last time it was used..? Could I assume these things were built like tanks and rarely had issue.
GREAT NEWS... A knowledgeable fellow on the Smokstack was able to dig thru some literature and tie the #12 Crusher to the model #612 crusher. Doing a little research now to see if the 612 was a later model number for the same equipment.
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