Clint's P60

Bigmac · Dec 11, 2019

Stump Shot said:
Does your saw need something yet to be able to run? I don't have any Pioneer stuffs, but maybe we can find what it needs, if that's all it is.

I remember something about a compression release

p61 western · Dec 11, 2019

Bigmac said:
I remember something about a compression release

If that's it have one Clint can have. Probably other stuff as well.

Frank bierce · Dec 11, 2019

Stump Shot said:
Does your saw need something yet to be able to run? I don't have any Pioneer stuffs, but maybe we can find what it needs, if that's all it is.

Jim says, when the cylinder was blasted and cleaned up, the decomp threads were blasted away, and now the decomp will not hold properly.

Stump Shot · Dec 11, 2019

Frank bierce said:
Jim says, when the cylinder was blasted and cleaned up, the decomp threads were blasted away, and now the decomp will not hold properly.

So it needs a new cylinder then?

jacob j. · Dec 11, 2019

Stump Shot said:
So it needs a new cylinder then?

The threads could likely be repaired - with either a heli-coil/time-sert, or a larger compression release could be fitted.

Frank bierce · Dec 11, 2019

Stump Shot said:
So it needs a new cylinder then?

Either a cylinder, or a timesert kit to fix the hole. As far as I’m concerned...whatever shape the saw is in...if Clint wants it back, he should have it back.

sawfun · Dec 11, 2019

I doubt if Jim owns a drill. He had very few tools when I was dealing with him. And a Helicoil or Time Sert might just be advanced rocket science to him.

jacob j. · Dec 11, 2019

Frank bierce said:
Either a cylinder, or a timesert kit to fix the hole. As far as I’m concerned...whatever shape the saw is in...if Clint wants it back, he should have it back.

I doubt it needs a cylinder. The long compression release from a 3120K would probably work fine - the base on those is larger than the SAE compression releases that come on the Pioneers.

The hole would have to be threaded for the metric 3120k release. I think the threads are m8 x 1.5.

Stump Shot · Dec 11, 2019

jacob j. said:
I doubt it needs a cylinder. The long compression release from a 3120K would probably work fine - the base on those is larger than the SAE compression releases that come on the Pioneers.

The hole would have to be threaded for the metric 3120k release. I think the threads are m8 x 1.5.

If that will work, I have a new long decompression valve here.
Standard thread like other decomps

srcarr52 · Dec 11, 2019

Since the decomps are such a tiny pitch at 10mm x 1.0 an installed heli-coil's hole isn't bigger than the standard crush washer that comes on them.

Mastermind · Dec 11, 2019

Frank bierce said:
Jim says, when the cylinder was blasted and cleaned up, the decomp threads were blasted away, and now the decomp will not hold properly.

Well.....he said that, then he said it wasn't a problem, then he said it was.......

Jim is a few french fries short of a happy meal if you ask me.

huskihl · Dec 11, 2019

McDonald’s has the best fries

Czed · Dec 11, 2019

huskihl said:
McDonald’s has the best fries

DQ

Fruecrue · Dec 11, 2019

Bump.

Mastermind · Dec 11, 2019

huskihl said:
McDonald’s has the best fries

Agreed.

Czed said:
DQ

My wife would agree with you.

Mastermind · Dec 11, 2019

Well Chit !!!

Mastermind · Dec 11, 2019

Fruecrue said:
Bump.

Mastermind · Dec 11, 2019

Mastermind said:

Chit again !!!!

P.M.P. · Dec 11, 2019

Fruecrue · Dec 11, 2019

Mastermind said:
Chit again !!!!

You suck.

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