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bwalker replied to the thread 661 muffler mod progression w/thermocouple.I didnt have time to respond yesterday in depth so Im doing it now. A muffler outlet is like any other port. The bigger you make it the... -
bwalker replied to the thread 661 muffler mod progression w/thermocouple.For what?
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bwalker replied to the thread What oil is best? and what ratio?.9000 doesn't burn very clean in Lawnboys, beyond that I cant say. Nor can I think of a reason to use a marine oil in a chainsaw.
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bwalker replied to the thread What oil is best? and what ratio?.I've seen people here and in other places on the internet net quote flashpoint numbers as being indicative of how an oil combusts. Its...
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bwalker replied to the thread Broken piston crown (Echo CS-7310p).Also inspect the exhaust port roof for any damage.
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bwalker replied to the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others).You might be hit by lightning too. Its not like people havent been using the hammer method for many decades.
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bwalker replied to the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others).You got it figured out. This *s-word isnt rocket science.
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I'll admit to using the flywheel nut set flush to the crank end. A scrap of aluminum trim coil over the nut and a sharp tap from my... -
bwalker replied to the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others).In the first point, one doesn't go "medevel" it only requires a slight tap. Second the nut prevents the threads from getting buggered...
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bwalker replied to the thread Broken piston crown (Echo CS-7310p).Scoring often doesn't accompany this situation. And it can go along time before manifesting itself. All it takes is a heat excursion...
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It seems that fellow is kind of rough on saws. Some folks can break anything.
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bwalker replied to the thread Broken piston crown (Echo CS-7310p).Ring gap too tight. Piston appears not to be ran too hot or it would show "death ash" beneath the crown, which it doesnt have.
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bwalker replied to the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others).Partially screwing the nut down prevents the threads from getting boogers up. As with anything a little common sense goes along ways.
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The last few flywheels I've done I just used a 8oz soft hammer. 3-6 sharp taps is all it takes.
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bwalker replied to the thread Making my own flywheel pullers for Stihl equipment (and possibly others).If it were me I would find a bolt.of the right size then bore a hole through the center and be done with it. No need to cut threads. Of...