Recent content by griffonks

Man that really sucks. I've not seen an oem Stihl circlip get loose before. The cylinder may run ok after cleanup but I think the piston is done. Sent from my SM-G930T using Tapatalk

I don't think a USC is gonna get that concrete off. What you have to worry about in the crank is the bearing journals and especially the big end bearing. I would not use that. It's more than likely junk. I've done many of these saws, mostly pre-strato ts400's and I've always used either...

Call me, or call Jimmy. He can do one in a couple hours. If it's beat you will have to do the crankcase. That spare bearing is just a 6202c3. HLS sent me an oh44 crank instead of a ts420, I just noticed when I pulled it out. If that case and covers are beat it's likely not worth the effort...

My memory, the hls stuff is the bottom end. Crank, Cross bearings, seal and gasket kit. The top end came from Farmertec/Huztl. This chit runs and lasts as good as oem squeal. My favorite chop saw is the 272k hooskie. All that short stroke torque with a 52mm top-end but I traded my last one...

HL Supply new years sale...... buy new am ts420 chit. Usually used parts are trashed from sucking stone or concrete dust. Don't forget the goofy bottom hose.... hi Jeremy, I been fishing.... Williams Fork river, Grand County Colorado. It's good dude, come on out... Sent from my SM-G930T using...

I'm not heah much buddy. How are ya? Shoot me a call or a text. Sorry, I missed your question. I like the thin ring 181's too. The 288/181 is about to get woods ported but there's another pair and a donor saw here.... Sent from my SM-T815 using Tapatalk

Thank you buddy! I hope we meet soon. It's pretty odd that we both run 1999 power strokes. Sent from my SM-T815 using Tapatalk

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I might be able to find a set of rings for ya but personally I would use homelite rings. I got a set of 266 thin rings a couple mos ago for around $20. But if you decide to use a 281 thick ring slug I got a nos oem slug kit that I'm not planning on using. I'd trade for the thin piston and some...

I got 288, 281, 181 cases.... I'll shoot the op my number. I see somebody sent me a message about 2100 stuffs a month ago. I don't usually check pm's. I'm sorry, responding now...

I just got a shipment of 281 and 288 parts saws in from fleabay. However I promised one to Brian in WI. There is some 181 thin ring runners in my racks and one that is smoked.... Plus the 288/181 thin ring I built because Skippy ticked me off is done. I built it with a cylinder gasket to get...

It's a runner. My friend Adam in MN is gonna build me a fresh jug for it with a removable head to give it a little more pop.... He builds a mean hooskie! I bought an ebay lot with a 281 jug that has busted top fins that would make a nice racing cylinder, if he ever ships it. I picked two more...

You are a younger guy dirty hippy..... I'm gonna go to UT soon. I promised a 372ish project to Stacy and Virgil found me a cheap Old Man Emu suspension kit for the project 1985 Toyota diesel BJ60 SUV in your home town. Pete helped me get the diesel out of Vancouver Canuckistan and Tim in MN got...

Do you want me to send you a clean hooskie 61, 266, 268 or 272 tank Brian? LOL!

Hi Jon, I bought Rupedoggy's 2100 stuff. Like 800 to 1000 pounds including 7 runners. Every part is represented except good pistons and airfilter covers. I didn't buy the lot for resale but because it needed a home and a younger guy to learn the ins and outs of the 2100. So I dropped the lot...