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Port the Echo. You have a backup for that one if you botch it. Start with a muffler mod and some timing advance. From there you may... -
hacskaroly replied to the thread HELP! Husky 562 stuffers?!?!.I got a 545 for $25...I think I overpaid 🤣
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The pop-up pistons on eBay are mostly LRB or Farmertec and my experience with those is they're not a tight enough fit to the cylinder...
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Mitch Weber stopped by today, he's in the process of reworking his shop and needed to get some stuff out of the way. I think I can...
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I ordered parts to repair the J3816 (brake handle, rear trigger handle) but unfortunately the rear handle was also broken when it...
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Well, I was just told that both of my saws are considered homeowner saws and there's nothing much that an be done with them. I only...
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hacskaroly replied to the thread Newbie question for port work.A lot of it is personal preference, some people love ported saws, others like stock. Some people like it in the middle by doing muffler...
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I am a line man for the phone co in so fla. I top poles fairly regularly and do tree trimming to clear lines several times a month...
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hacskaroly replied to the thread HELP! Husky 562 stuffers?!?!.I appreciate it, thanks!!
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I guess it is my opinion.
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I watched a couple Walbro rebuild vids on YouTube. They recommend the needle lever height to be set flush with the top of the carb body...
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hacskaroly replied to the thread Need a little guidance.What is the Walbro type carb you have? Generally you can use a tool that will straddle the body of the carb and you line up the side...
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hacskaroly replied to the thread HELP! Husky 562 stuffers?!?!.Good to know, is this in general or in specific type/size saws?
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Pop-ups can increase secondary compression, but they can also disrupt scavenging. I think they are unnecessary.
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The pre-mark II 562 ran a flat-top piston that is 46mm. There are some aftermarket pop-up pistons, but I wouldn't recommend them.
