Red light questions, new acquisition

[Brewz]

PPPPPpppppffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff goes the baloon

I can understand keeping it stock.
I will probably keep mine stock but will be playing with fitting an unlimited coil.

Ahhhhhh who am I kidding, I have a dremel, I will get the itch one day

 

[paragonbuilder]

PPPPPpppppffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff goes the baloon

I can understand keeping it stock.
I will probably keep mine stock but will be playing with fitting an unlimited coil.

Ahhhhhh who am I kidding, I have a dremel, I will get the itch one day

Stock? Huh... What's that?

 

[Brewz]

Stock? Huh... What's that?

Its easy to make a hot rod 066 but not easy to find a red light with all the bits working!

 

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I put the saw back together and piss revvvvvved it and the red light does turn appear to work as intended. So once I get a chance maybe this evening I will take the top end off and see where the play is on the rod and go from there on rebuild.


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[jmssaws]

I've got good red light parts if anyone needs some

 

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I'm still game for what we talked about^ I still need to check one more thin on it to see if I need a crank )~:


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Would it have killed them to align the intake boot before reassembling it properly?

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Not the greatest finish on this cylinder for sure 54mm

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[paragonbuilder]

Not the greatest finish on this cylinder for sure 54mm

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Definitely not!
Did you find any markings on it?

 

[Brewz]

I've got good red light parts if anyone needs some

Filter plates?

 

[jmssaws]

Not the greatest finish on this cylinder for sure 54mm

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That will be fine.

 

[jmssaws]

Filter plates?

Yeh but I'm keeping them

 

[Brewz]

Drip that jug in the bin and chase jay for a proper one.
Will run MUCH better

 

[Brewz]

I dont blame you!

 

[paragonbuilder]

That will be fine.

It doesn't need to be pretty to run...

 

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It actually ran pretty good it seemed. It was a little lazy on spooling up. I'm working on getting an OEM red light jug and all the rebuild parts OEM for it.

I never put it in wood though so wasn't sure how it would have been there.

There is a horizontal scratch around the cylinder that can be felt with a finger nail. Not sure if it is below where the rings hit. It felt light on compression. I never checked squish with this jug. I think it could be cleaned up with a Dremel and still used. Doubt it would ever perform like OEM

I didn't see any identifying markings on the cylinder


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[paragonbuilder]

You are giving it what it deserves! [emoji106]


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