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ErnieG replied to the thread HELP! Wood splitter jack placement.I like the idea but I think it would be a hassle carrying around the jack stand and have to lift the splitter to get it on the stand ... -
How about welding/bolting a hitch ball to the top of a jackstand a putting it under the ball hitch. You won't have to screw with the...
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If you unbolt the hitch, find some square tube to weld a ?piece of 2-1/2" " sq. tube vertically with holes (5/8"maybe 9/16") one on each...
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Everything up top is 288. Rebuilt, Ported.
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maybe weld an automotive scissor jack to the bottom of the tongue, than stuff a round under there and use the jack to level it off, at... -
I'd be interested to see the carb linkage set up. The 181 used a metal rod link connection to the carb. The 288 used a pad contact...
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Looks to possibly be a complete clutch issue too. Different spider, counterweights, and springs between your two saw examples David...
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Checked and the case is a 181 hodgepodge build
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I'm looking for some ideas on a jack stand for my wood splitter. I had a side mount crank style on it and it gets in the way of the log...
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TTT
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here is a few more pics, this one does have the top cover without the primer bulb hole in it, but it is discolored and has a crack in it.
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That's a fair price sir. My only suggestion is to pull the muffler and verify no past loose muffler mounting. When that happens it will...
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My brother ran his own timber company cut all the brake bands off his saws I still have his last saw a 288 lite before he retired He...
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Yes and over the decades a variety of thicknesses of bar's had caused rubbing I've seen guy's grind the clutch down To get them to clear.
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Sounds right, mixing them doesn't work, they have to be all the same as I recall.
