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I just picked up a robertson #2 and I'm in the process of cleaning it up and restoring back to working order, what oil are you using for the hydraulic pump and what are you using for lube, thank you sir for the video

thank you for this video it helped me a lot 👍👍👍

I knew that this would be easy to do if I could just find someone to plainly explain it. The broken English translation of electrical nomenclature is painful to try and figure out. If they had a proper translation they could sell twice as many of these cheep vfds. Thanks so much for taking the time to share the info. You're a champion!

thanks very kindly, the "english" in my huanyang vfd is.......not precisely english 😂

Thanks, a lot of fourms wont acknowledge these cheap vfds so you cant get help. But they are cheap and out of 6 only one was bad. I have been using them daily in a commercial wood shop with no trouble.

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Very helpful, especially when you are trying to program the same VFD and can't read Chinese. Excellent display and explanations of codes. God Bless

Kudos to u sir

Do you have a very limited functional sweep of the pot? I have this VFD and when I connect the potentiometer, the frequency goes from zero to max with about 10% rotation of the pot. I checked the pot and it's a 10K. It appears that only 0 - 1.5K is the usable range. I'm thinking of replacing the 10K pot with a 1.5K. Just wondering if you're seeing anything like this.

This video has literally a life saver! Thank you

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Exactly what I needed. Thank you!

Thanks for the video. You did a great job. Where did you get that manual?

This is beyond helpful. You’re a good guy for taking the time to make and post this video. Thank you, sir.

So no parameters need to be changed to enable the on/off switch? Thanks

that is a really cool saw, i love the way they mounted the hyd pump, a lot of thought has gone into it - has a good speed and lift. The Taiwanese copied something very similar. I just purchased an old saw online, yet to work out where it was made as have not seen anything like it....should be fun.

Thank you very much, nice grafics btw

What are the correct terminals if I just want on and off and not on off reverse? Thanks for the video. Cheers.

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Great saw. I want one...........................Just to watch.....

That's one man I have lots respect for,thank you for sharing with us!

Looks to me like someone did a very nice restoration on this saw,I have an old Millers Falls saw I use almost daily and only wish mine looked as good as this one

The rod on your saw frame is incorrectly mounted. It is supposed to extend over the pivot. This originially had a large cylindrical counter weight which slides along the rod to vary the cutting pressure of the saw. I have a Robertson #4 which still has the counterweight. Mine is a wet cuttubg machine and also has a cutting oil circulation pump.

Would you mind sending me some pics, my saw has a what seems like a clutch mechanism that slides the pulley over to engage and disengage, thanks for sharing.

I recently purchased this same saw actually the flat belt driven version. Mine is missing the hydraulic lift pump and I'm trying to build one. Do you have any more pictures of the cylinders? Or even possibly dimensions of the cylinders bore and length? Is the straight piston cylinder tapered to keep the ball in the cylinder? What is the tube coming off the top that's bent? Any help or information would be greatly appreciated!

Great little saw. Would love a copy of your info a friend of mine just bought one an is restoring it.So the info would help him a lot.

looks great man, thanks!