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GGMB74 replied to the thread HELP! Craftsman Wood Chipper.Dug a little deeper. The engine is item #44 in the parts diagram, which is described as a Briggs 133412-0059-01. The carburetor part...
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GGMB74 replied to the thread HELP! Craftsman Wood Chipper.Apparently this is a Sears/Craftsman branded engine. Made under contract for Sears by someone else. We need the model/type/code numbers...
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GGMB74 replied to the thread Any Chinese chainsaw and chinese parts discussion.Pinkway saws have been getting good reviews. Apparently they are of above- average quality. There have been reports of people ordering a...
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GGMB74 replied to the thread Any Chinese chainsaw and chinese parts discussion.I love the ad copy for these saws. It shows a powerful 3.5hp V-twin 4-stroke engine that idles at 9000 rpm. Maybe I should get one to...
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GGMB74 replied to the thread Any Chinese chainsaw and chinese parts discussion.My saw has the single open transfers. I ordered a replacement cylinder with dual closed transfers to play around with to see if it makes...
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GGMB74 replied to the thread Any Chinese chainsaw and chinese parts discussion.I recently got a 5200 Zenoah copy off Aliexpress for $64.32 shipped to my door. That's the cheapest I have seen them recently. The price...
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GGMB74 replied to the thread Clutch tool for Z clone saws 58cc - 62cc.The loctite on the threads can indeed make the clutch hub hard to remove. The clutch tool and a long breaker bar is the best way to do...
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GGMB74 reacted to Fleethirte's post in the thread HELP! Chinese clone chainsaws - worth the hassle ? with
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worth the hassle only as a hobby. Its fun to get the parts kit and put a saw together 1 pcs a time and then see if it runs. My first... -
GGMB74 replied to the thread HELP! Chinese clone chainsaws - worth the hassle ?.Chinese-made saws are cheaply made copies of someone else's older model saws, usually Stihl, Husqvarna or Zenoah. You need 3 things if...
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GGMB74 replied to the thread Cheap Carbs for Weed Whacker.Definitely hit or miss. You have to balance the cost vs. time wasted if it doesn't work. I think my success rate is currently something...