Recent content by Warped5

Bel-Ray has been around for years, but B&C oil for them must a new offering. My $.02 on other stuff earlier in this thread: (1) I'd get my oil at TSC in February when it goes on sale. (2) The label on the container does not always reveal the original maker of the product. Case in point: I...

When searching Google, you can search on 505269312 OR '505 26 93-12' .. Looks like it's been replaced by 503607001 ...

Good possibility the oil line is from a 2100 (or close sibling). The pickup looks to be close to 501544102.

Heya Barry - I'm thinking that is a bracket that bolts to the carb (turn it 180 degrees) and also provides an anchor point for a air filter cover. Just my $.02 ... lemme try to dig a bit.

FWIW, this may help .. Find a nearby Stihl dealer that manages their parts inventory with a product called PartSmart. If they do and are reasonably current on their software maintenance level, they can put in the part number and look to see if any other dealer has it in stock. Found many...

Wait a sec here ... I just looked at my IPLs ... there is no duckbill on a 10-10A oil cap. If you actually mean the fuel cap, the Homelite duckbill will be fine. I can't speak to the Poulan part.

You can also use the ones Oregon (I think) makes for Homelite saws.

There's a real pretty JD 800V for sale on FB Marketplace. Located in Rock Island, IL. These don't appear very often! Here's a link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/442829745926675

Send a message to @Agrarian He may have one. Good luck.

I vote either 024 or 026.

Yet another option ... If you can contact an OPE dealer that runs a product called Ideal for their parts inventory .... They can put in your part number and then look and see if there are any other dealers that have the part in stock. PS added this feature about 18 months ago and has come...

Barely used. Semi-chisel chain included. $75 plus the ride to your doorstep.

Hey Mark (and Kevin and Randy)! This may get a bit long-winded, but I'm working from the little memory I have left. (Unabridged version) Rule #1: Stay away from USPS Flat Rate Boxes unless your item fits and is REALLY heavy. USPS First Class is your best bang for items 16 oz and less. Then...

Bob! What's going to happen to the YouTube channel?

That is a very dirty girl ..