agri knives
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- middle of ireland
Yes we are making machines as we speak. The next load will be finished in two weeks .
Agriknives knife sharpening machine
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puntabrava
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- Location
- Wiltshire
ridger
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- Location
- Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Seen a agriknives stand at the ploughing in Stradbally, but not a knife to be seen, just wooden posts
No, that is the best way to destroy a knife , too much speed and heat.
I stopped bringing the machine to the ploughing as too many people looking at it and asking what it is for , I sold 4 machines at the ploughing this year to contractors who now know that our machine can’t be beaten at sharpening knives,
Kuhn just tell the operator to clamp the knife in a vice and give it a rub with a grinder
Even the manufacturers have given up waiting for a response from Jimmy
Aye the bloke never got back to me when I asked him for a price for a machine years ago.Kuhn just tell the operator to clamp the knife in a vice and give it a rub with a grinder
Even the manufacturers have given up waiting for a response from Jimmy
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Aye, common complaint
All the sales he's missed, he could've afforded decent tractors instead of them valtra's
The machine manufactures don’t want to sell a sharpening that makes knives last 5-6 times longer than using the grinder, they sell a lot more knives when they are sharpened wrong.Kuhn just tell the operator to clamp the knife in a vice and give it a rub with a grinder
Even the manufacturers have given up waiting for a response from Jimmy
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Going by most of the comments on this thread, you don't want to sell sharpening grinders either
We sell plenty , but I got badly caught with production during covid.Going by most of the comments on this thread, you don't want to sell sharpening grinders either
puntabrava
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- Wiltshire
Yes I can see where your coming from.
michael N123
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I think I could make one of them and I’m a shite welder
- Location
- Acton Scott, South Shropshire
same here
ridger
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- Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Maybe I'm a bit thick, but to my mind it's a good thing of people want to see it?
Haven't you read Jimmy's posts in forum land before? (Some of the site's haven't banned him
)He's been peddling the emperor's clothes for years
I exhibit it at other machinery shows here, the ploughing match is a farm family day out with very few Agri contractors there ,
Om352
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Like most people I just use a grinder flap disc to clean up and keep the edges as sharp as possible on a baler. And if they need it I have no problem carefully grinding out the gouges on the other side of the knife if they need it. Don't overdo it and it works fine for me.
marco
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- Location
- tipperary, ireland
I bought a goweil sharpener last year. After alittle bit of setup. It works great and is way way faster then sharpening with a grinder and keeps the angle perfectly. Should have bought one years ago.