Hello All,
When Legacy came up with the idea of labeling the drive gears A-G and used a
decal on the headstock to match the gears, they really made selecting spiral
pitches easy. Before that point in time, the instructions included with the
machines referred to the gears by the number of
Very much
On Wednesday, November 28, 2012 6:53:23 PM UTC-6, Tim wrote:
Hello All,
When Legacy came up with the idea of labeling the drive gears A-G and used
a decal on the headstock to match the gears, they really made selecting
spiral pitches easy. Before that point in time, the
Roberto has added a marker to our guestmap.
Marker message: Hello friends
Our first owner in Mexico!
-Tim
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Hi Mike,
Your machine is exactly the case in point where the manual makes things much
more complicated than it needs to be. Three charts and a picture diagram just
to figure out what you need? WTF! Writing the pitches on the gears is yet
another great tip. It means more than A-G or 1-9 or
Your right Mike,
I suppose I should clarify the term labeled in reference to the gears.
Legacy gave them a letter designation that corresponds with their chart. How
easy would it have been to just say use the 2 or 3 pitch gear with the pitch
engraved or stamped into the gear. Then when you
My wood chuck is so old it was before pictures
On 11/28/2012 11:48 PM, Tim Krause wrote:
Hi Mike,
Your machine is exactly the case in point where the manual makes
things much more complicated than it needs to be. Three charts and a
picture diagram just to figure out what you need? WTF!
