Meat saw

[mbrau]

Can anybody tell me if this is a Jim vaughan meat saw? I think it is a model k. there are no markings or tags anywhere on the saw only the number 2062 stamped under the sliding tray.

 

[clayton77]

Can anybody tell me if this is a Jim vaughan meat saw? I think it is a model k. there are no markings or tags anywhere on the saw only the number 2062 stamped under the sliding tray.

Sure looks like one. I also have one, dont onow anything else about them tho. Im also trying to find out more info, and an owners manual, or repair manual.

 

[Caryc]

You don't happen to live in Alaska do you?

 

[Jim.ME]

Welcome to the forums.

According to his avatar, Mbrau has not signed in (Last seen) since Feb 2014 when he made the above post.

Good luck with your search.

 

[Caryc]

Wow, I didn't notice the date, thank you.

I asked my question because I was watching one of those "Alaska" shows on TV and one of the guys just got himself a meat saw that looked just like that one and was struggling to get it into his cabin.

I wonder if the original poster here is missing his saw ??

 

[drsportster]

That saw can be whatever type of blade you use

 

[Caryc]

That saw can be whatever type of blade you use

Do you mean it is a band saw? My thoughts also.

 

[Jim.ME]

It is a band saw but with the sliding stainless steel table on it, it is intended to be a meat saw.

 

[clayton77]

It is a band saw but with the sliding stainless steel table on it, it is intended to be a meat saw.

Yes it is a meat saw. But whats the year and model? And how can i find an owners manaul, or repair manual?

 

[Jim.ME]

Yes it is a meat saw. But whats the year and model? And how can i find an owners manaul, or repair manual?

I can't answer your questions. My reply was intended to address drsporters post saying what saw it was depended on the blade.

Have you researched forums that deal with meat processing, joined and asked on those type forums? You might have more luck there than on an Antique/old tractor forum.