Recent content by cowroy

He is gonna buy it. 👍

It’s got a little paint knocked off here and there but it’s in pretty good shape otherwise. Started and ran the last time I tried it and the chain brake works, but I would go through the fuel system if I planed on using it regularly. It cleans up really nicely. I was gonna get a video of it...

I have one that I would like to sell that’s in great shape. I’ll get some pics hopefully this evening or later than tomorrow and get em on here.

Would you mind to share a picture of that bar mod please? I tried doing it to a different setup and it didn’t work very well.

Praying for his family. 😔

Little before and after on the 577 tank replacement

I’m so glad you got it working properly. It’s literally exactly where it belongs. 🤘

If I can make it, then I’m finally gonna actually do a little cant racing!! I’m bout to go through another job change and a little uncertain about off time just yet but gonna do my best to get there again and finally actually race a little 🤙

I have made my mind up that when I get ready to start a firewood business my first purchase is gonna be a mini skid!

Is there something specifically that you need to complete a certain project?

I saw that, but in my opinion it’s not worth spending that much on it. I’m hoping someone has one that’s roached and wants to part it out.

Like the title says, I need a fuel tank assembly for a Shindaiwa 577 or a 757 will also work. I’ve got plenty to trade or worthless paper. Thanks guys.

I never thought I would love my pellet grill like I do, but if it dies today I will have it replaced tomorrow. I just use it too much to do without it.

I hate to pick on Husqvarna here but my cousin bought a new 562xp a couple years ago and straight gassed it with just a couple tanks of fuel through it. I was not willing to try to clean up the cylinder and just replace the piston and rings because I didn’t want any kind of liability issues and...

I’m in the camp of matching my chain to wood type. I wish I could run square but it would be dull way too quick for the type wood I cut. I would like to think there is video of a self feeding chain somewhere in wood just as petrified as that stuff you got down under, but maybe not. The moisture...