Recent content by av8or3

I too am a fan of the 261. I have one ported by Doc that I call my light saber. A lot of work available in that little saw.

Congrats man!

I really appreciate everybody’s input. Before asking for advice I thought about locking it in our end mill and using a small (1/4”) new 4-flute carbide, level the area. Then using the same machine, find center and drill it out. The thing is hard as diamonds though, so I did not do it. I have a...

Check with the fellow at HLSupply. He could tell you if they’re still available. Maybe even sell you one. 🤷‍♂️

Reading over this entire thread I couldn’t help but think that if you’d get out of your own way you’d have already fixed it. You came, you asked, and you were told. From where I was sitting it looked like all you wanted to do was argue with those offering advice. If I were you, I’d go off and...

I first used an impact driver in the 70’s on my Yamaha RD350. Phillips head screws (very tight) on everything. You could not take one apart without one. Very useful tool.

What he said. The aluminum will swell bigger first than the steel plug and it will loosen up.

What you are looking at is an exhaust stud broken off below the surface in an otherwise serviceable 66mm 090 cylinder. How would you remove it?

I have always selected slightly forward of center. (Advanced). If there are marks where it WAS , use them.

Now that’s a piston pic! GLWS!

she looks real mean.

Woodchucks can climb trees. My cats chased it up a tree in my backyard. I took pictures (can’t find em) and not long afterward I witnessed my Sissy cat chase him down the mountain. Before that I would have bet my lunch that the couldn’t climb trees.

I had a raccoon come in the cat door and eat their food and wash his hands in their water bowl. I had to trap him and move him far away.

Woodchucks can be bad dudes.

That CA is a sexy saw, if that’s possible. 🤩