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[Nighthunter]

What exactly do you have going on there??

its peat/turf, we dig it out of the ground stack it to dry it, and burn its dry

Do you have a helicopter?

yeah but my moms said I'm nots to play with it inside the house

 

[qurotro]

Rings must have been shot 4 that much blow by

Collapsed by the looks of that gunk.

But.. Why the crank was gunked up too?

 

[Stump Shot]

But.. Why the crank was gunked up too?

Blowby.

 

[qurotro]

Blowby.

I though the fresh charge would wash that...

 

[Czed]

 

[Stump Shot]

I though the fresh charge would wash that...

Normally it would quit running, that is not a normal case.
Have two saw's here dead from severe ash deposits and subsequent carbon scoring of the p&c.

 

[leadfarmer]

I though the fresh charge would wash that...

Some of the exhaust was blowing back down past the piston would be me guess. There is a whole bunch smarter motor heads in here than me tho.[emoji16]

 

[Czed]

Lunch

 

[Dub11]

Good morning, getting sorted on next winters "firewood"View attachment 191151View attachment 191152

They'd be asking $100 on CL in these here parts.

 

[qurotro]

Normally it would quit running, that is not a normal case.
Have two saw's here dead from severe ash deposits and subsequent carbon scoring of the p&c.

My theory is the bad oil mix touched the hot parts and got baked on them. Accumulated over times. Somebody sent me that pic, it's a trimmer.

 

[Stump Shot]

My theory is the bad oil mix touched the hot parts and got baked on them. Accumulated over times. Somebody sent me that pic, it's a trimmer.

See it quite often on homeowner type equipment. Exhaust is too constrictive for it's own good. Reburning and reburning to meet epa regs and fail in time to do same.
Rings get burnt deposits until they get stuck. Now piston acts like it doesn't have any rings, if still running blowby occurs at a massive rate making it that much worse until it stops or won't restart.

 

[p61 western]

Good afternoon fellas.

 

[Stump Shot]

Good afternoon fellas.

Yup, it is!

Machining on cat head went as planned.

 

[beaglebriar]

its peat/turf, we dig it out of the ground stack it to dry it, and burn its dry

I had to look that shít up! Sounds like it's kinda controversial over there. I read that it has a nice smell when burning though.

 

[beaglebriar]

Yup, it is!
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Machining on cat head went as planned.

Purdy.

 

[qurotro]

See it quite often on homeowner type equipment. Exhaust is too constrictive for it's own good. Reburning and reburning to meet epa regs and fail in time to do same.
Rings get burnt deposits until they get stuck. Now piston acts like it doesn't have any rings, if still running blowby occurs at a massive rate making it that much worse until it stops or won't restart.

I think you're right. But my theory comes from some odd things I've seen.
Carbon build up under the piston.
The marked pink writing area(ignore the plastic) where the piston would be hot from the other side of the combustion. That engine doesn't suffer blow by.

 

[Czed]

 

[Czed]

 

[p61 western]

Yup, it is!
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Machining on cat head went as planned.

That ugly sum bish is looking good. Thank you Steve.

 

[Stump Shot]

I think you're right. But my theory comes from some odd things I've seen.
Carbon build up under the piston.
The marked pink writing area(ignore the plastic) where the piston would be hot from the other side of the combustion. That engine doesn't suffer blow by.View attachment 191217

Quite normal for a piston to have some accumulation where you have the pink squiggle's. Especially ones with a lot of use/time on them. The bottom of the engine doesn't get that hot normally.