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treevet · 23rd February 2008, 07:02 AM

I agree, I think that is one of the most dramatic changes is the feed rollers.

There is so much pain involved with chipping with the oldies. I had a 16 inch, 8 cyl Mitts and Merrill bought new in 1975 and sold in 2000 for a Vermeer BC l250 A (autofeed) with curbside and ll0 hp diesel.

To chip dead pinoak, crabapple, osage orange, mulberry,etc. with an C&D on a real cold morning you feel what it is like to be a cage fighter.

23rd February 2008, 07:02 AM	#15 (permalink)
treevet Over mature heritage tree Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Posts: 823	Re: Fire Damaged Gear I agree, I think that is one of the most dramatic changes is the feed rollers. There is so much pain involved with chipping with the oldies. I had a 16 inch, 8 cyl Mitts and Merrill bought new in 1975 and sold in 2000 for a Vermeer BC l250 A (autofeed) with curbside and ll0 hp diesel. To chip dead pinoak, crabapple, osage orange, mulberry,etc. with an C&D on a real cold morning you feel what it is like to be a cage fighter.