I have a 14 inch bar that is 2 " in height, will the Hadden attach or does it need 3 " minimum?
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It will work with any bar but to make it safe I would tap the area where the blade mount screws are so they won't slide on the blade. Also make sure your saw has enough power to sustain a cut through the type of wood you are planning to use. You will also want to use a ripping chain for the saw you have. hope this helps.
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pretty small bar, the lumber maker will probably attach. but to be able to mill logs I'm hoping you have a large enough saw? and ripping chain. a small chain saw will not do the job. I'm saying this because my Stihl 170 has a 14 inch bar and would never be made to mill logs.
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Sorry, my wife has this account and just forwarded this to me. I think it should connect, but you wouldn't get much depth in your cut. I have a 20" bar (which only has about 18" actual) and I was not able to cut that full depth. If you want more info, I can set it up and send you exact numbers. Just let me know. casey.sweeney@indy.govI think it is totally worth the money. I've only made large beams with it, but it's nice to have this capability for cheap
2196921
The workable area between the bolts is a little less than 2 inches. The distance between the bolts is over 3 inches, but you'd have to rig up some kind of plate that would grab a flat bar. Good luck!
2199283
The bar comes with #8 x 3/4" screws, which leaves 3/8" penetration into your base. That's probably fine for a 1/2" base. Any length #8 wood screw will fit the bar.
2037756
The bar gap is 2.5 inches at maximum. They can be smaller depending on the size of the space it is installed in due to the adjustment.
2172529
Mine came with a 20" bar, you can always put a smaller one on but going bigger, the engine may not handle it. Floyd
462930
It would depend on what you are putting on the shelf, remember since yours is 14" that means there will be 6" unsupported. Perhaps you should consider a narrower shelf.
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Not without modifications. Looks like the shortest it will adjust to would be about 45". You could use a saw to cut the ends but you would lose some of the benefit of the arch. If cut down to 33" I would estimate that it would only arch out about 4" in the middle compared to a straight bar.
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Do not kow.My bar is 4 inches around. Maybe you might need a different model.
421418
It will depend how close you can mount the motor to the bar. The coupler that attaches to the bar only needs about 2" to secure properly. But that has to connect to the motor. 3 to 4 inches are best.
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The top bar is a minimum of 51". The ends of that bar will pull out another foot on each end, but that is not the way you want to go. Sorry.
55514
it can be either 14" or 10" just depends which side you set it on. it will work either way.
1049010
No ma'am. I accidentally made the same mistake. I had to fabricate some steel flat 4" bars to bolt it in the middle. They aren't long enough.
2012649
Is there a way for me to upload a picture showing the tape measure placed across the bars? It's definitely 14" but you might want to see for yourself. It's an awesome rack.
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Emily it adjust to 3 inches you need to measure your tube edge if not there are others to look at also this a sturdy bar
1918082
Each bracket arm has a hole for the bar at 12" and 24". So, the answer is both. I keep mine at 24"
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I would not recommend the 13" rim. You need 14" at the smallest.Thank you,-Jon
2206851
Yes, make sure the gauge of the bar is thick enough if not solid and properly secured.