Logger Jack

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Re: Logger Jack

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Well if you haven't noticed yet in the Production Schedule there is now two models of the Lumberjack..4522/4521...could mean one thing a spear and clip blade model to come just like the new #26's
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Whats up with the GEC End of Hall pic this week......its a donkey / mule / jackass.
I see on CK's site that Mike posted 'StumpDonkey' as an example of how to enter his giveaway.
A StumpDonkey is a large set of cable winches on skids used for logging........do you think they
are doing a #45 model with a marlin spike on it? It is a tool commonly used by loggers to splice
cables..... ::shrug:: . I know thats quite a stretch, but its fun to try and guess based on
the clues they throw out.... ::nod::

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Re: Logger Jack

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That numbering would indicate a spear/saw model and a single blade model.

45 is the pattern, the next no. indicates the master blade style (in this case a 2 means reg. spear), the 4th no. is the total no. of blades, and the 5th and 6th numbers indicate the year made. :D
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Re: Logger Jack

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IMBand wrote:Whats up with the GEC End of Hall pic this week......its a donkey / mule / jackass.
I believe it's indicative of an SFO for Charlie Dorton of Krack-A-Jack knives. Look at the pics for this week from their home page. Looks like they're doing a donkey head shield for him. ::tu::
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Re: Logger Jack

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Barry....


Ohhh of course......I should of stopped and thought a little longer....
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