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Never seen one of these before -- chainsaw drill

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by the GOAT, Mar 8, 2014.

  1. the GOAT

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    Ready to tap some trees ???
     
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    I've used a many of tools in my day.... Nope, not one of those though....
     
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    Interesting
     
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    We used one of those back in the mid 1980's when I was working as a caretaker at our college field station working the sugar maple grove there. Sure made tapping trees easier.
     
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    Pretty cool tool !
     
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    Starting in early '50's McCulloch had auger attachments for a couple of their different sized gear-drive models.Boring either earth or wood depending on what bits you used.Holes up to 8"-12" for fence posts,footings etc.The gear drive models were sold until the early-mid '70's.


    http://macbobaust.com/mcattachments.html
     
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    That model 33 brush cutter is on my wish list now :)
     
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    Y'all do realize they make actual gas powered drills and such right? Stihl BT45 is one. It's actually a pretty nice unit if you have a need for something like that.
     
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    Yup, I'm just a bit nostalgic. I have a generator, 2,000 watt power inverter, & cordless drills to meat my needs.
     
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    That's just a weed wacker with a drill bit. Chainsaw drills are where it's at ;)
     
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