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    Talking A portable lathe for

    Just what he needs, we could all chip in and get it for Christmas.

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    It would do TL out of her sweeping job

    could be posted anywhere

    Not sure lathe bed is at right height looks a bit dangerous where he's holding that gouge

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    6 hours? Is that normal for a piece that size?

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    No doesn't work at that angle (recently)
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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    It would do TL out of her sweeping job

    could be posted anywhere

    Not sure lathe bed is at right height looks a bit dangerous where he's holding that gouge
    Don't mind not sweeping! We could turn and mulch at the same time.

    6 hours? Biyt slow evwen for me

    Maybe could dig a hole so the lathe is at the right height! Might have to buy a digger!
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    Doesn't look to portable to me , very ingenious, and I would hate to have a major catch , could be interesting

    could end up looking like QUASIMODO , trying to work on a machine like this..

    I know I would .

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    My back is aching just from looking at the position he was turning in. And for 6 hour's!

    But I noticed that he did not use his Toes to control his tools once.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dr4g0nfly View Post
    But I noticed that he did not use his Toes to control his tools once.
    He could have at least sat down then!
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    Ann Marie what you could do for poor old is dig the trench for him so he does not have to hurt his poor old back , push all the shavings back into the trench when finished and then back fill , no one would be the wiser and 's back will be fine and dandy.
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    That sounds good to me.

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    Pre mulched gardens.
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    You got PTO on that forklift,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker View Post
    You got PTO on that forklift,
    Dont tempt him
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    Shearers work at that angle for 8 hours a day 5 days a week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker View Post
    You got PTO on that forklift,
    Hmm, could be arranged.

    As a matter of fact Big Henry was made to have hydraulic drive fitted but we ran out of time so back to belts and pulleys.

    One day, maybe.

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