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   Piffin | Apr 02, 2009 12:01pm | #1

   Sounds like their biggest and heaviest. 10-12 years ago that was an award winner.

   They have changed models on a lot of things over the years so looking at a current catalouge would not help much.

    

    

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   popawheelie | Apr 02, 2009 04:37pm | #2

   Thanks. I want to re-saw with it so size does matter. I'll go look at it. I don't understand why they don't have a model number. I emailed them and asked but no number.

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   Piffin | Apr 02, 2009 05:02pm | #3

   that is strange since every Grizly I own has model # right out in plain sight. I just checked.reason my memory on this is that I was considering a job ten years back that might have required an 8" tall cut. I think back then they had one with 16" throat that would go up to 8" tall with an adaptor kit from the standard 6", and another than was native 8" tall ( one of few avail;able then in economically priced shop tools) and 17-18" deepNow, I think they have an 8" x 24" monster 

    

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   FingerJoint | Apr 02, 2009 06:18pm | #4

   I would be curious.  Isn't the model number stamped on the same plate as the serial number?  If so, I can only think of one reason somebody would remove it. 

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   Piffin | Apr 02, 2009 07:52pm | #5

   On mine, there is a large nameplate with model # in inch high letters. I'd expect it to be on the id plate too, but didn't look that close. These were both on the door over the upper wheel, on the outside so I could find them before getting too close. 

    

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   roger g | Apr 04, 2009 03:50pm | #6

   Unless it was stolen at one time.roger

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   maverick | Apr 04, 2009 05:14pm | #7

   actually thats one of the smaller ones

   I recently bought their 19" model

   18" throat, 12" depth of cut

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   Piffin | Apr 04, 2009 09:09pm | #8

   Yeah, but it's just in tha last few years they came out with those big ones. 

    

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