It does I was comparing his with my Kemp and they are a lot alike.That looks a lot like the Kemp shredder.
So far minor problems hopefully the water was just moisture in the exhaust.Got air in the tire weather cracks are leaking. Got it off the truck and decided to pull the tins.
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Yep needed a little attention here
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Gave the little fellas a taste of carb cleaner and evicted them.View attachment 55220
Found some stuff laying around loose in there.View attachment 55221
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the grommet in the bottom of the fuel tank is used up.
Checked the oil and it looked great. Put a battery in it and hit the key. Nothing. shorted the solenoid And it spun great but pumped water out the exhaust.
Trouble with being a shad tree mechanic is the shade moves. Got to hot to continue for now.
Don
Pepper can muffler pointed straight up can store a lot of water. Have to pull the plug and see what I find.So far minor problems hopefully the water was just moisture in the exhaust.
Hope it hasn't caused too much moisture damage in there! If that came with the 12hp engine, it should be a pretty capable chipper! Most are 5 to 8hp.Pepper can muffler pointed straight up can store a lot of water. Have to pull the plug and see what I find.
Don
Test run you mean like chipping or just engine running when I ran mine for the first time I took the belt off until I got it running good. It was like standing next to a Steam Locomotive! Keep us posted.Finally found my CRC switch and contact cleaner. Gave it a spray, worked the key back and forth for a while. Now it works fine. I will provably be doing a test run tomorrow morning when it is cooler.
Don
Ran the engine about 10 minuets today. Seems to run fine with no load. Need to give it good load test next, put some wood through it. I have several small pine trees that died. Been cut down for about a year, 4" butt. I haven't sharpened any thing yet so I'll see how it goes.Test run you mean like chipping or just engine running when I ran mine for the first time I took the belt off until I got it running good. It was like standing next to a Steam Locomotive! Keep us posted.
The hammers in the mill drum are reversible. Can actually be turned four ways presenting a new square corner each time. They have already been used on every corner and there is little question they needed every turn. I am thinking they need replaced as sharpening to original square would require removing much to much metal. Makes me wonder about the condition of the rods or shafts they run on.Hopefully blades are reversible and have a sharp side.