Recent content by heimannm

Wright offered a "meat and bone" blade for their reciprocating saws for situations like yours Greg.

I know it's a longshot but here goes...someone came in looking for the AF cover for a 285CD. This one is broken out in the back corners. Mark

I'm not sure exactly which model Poulan this comes from, may be the 361 but the tag on the saw says 4.0 In3. Mark

The Dayton is ready for the display. Mark

While I'm waiting for the paint to cure on the Clinton 424 project, I decided to give this Dayton 2Z462A (Poulan 306A) a good cleaning. Mark

Dan - the clutch nut is 3/8-24 just like the bar nuts. You can probably find them at your local hardware store or the next time you visit Lowes or Home Depot. Mark

Mike (Glock57) convinced me the stud removal tools were an essential item, I've used them several times and they are great no doubt about it. Mark

The spline socket is 85584, there is also a "L" shaped wrench PN 85583. Vintage Vixen was selling the "L" wrenches again recently under a new eBay name...

The CP125 is a pretty capable saw, that's Don Lane's (sawfun) saw with a 48" bar tackling a 48" diameter oak. Mark

That one has a 250 power head attached but the 80cc and weight are the same. Mark

Requires two workbenches.

Small ash tree with the help of my sons and grandson. We couldn't quite fit all of the wood in my 5x8 utility trailer so that small pile in the street was loaded into the other truck. Mark

I have been working on the Clinton when I can, seems like there has been a lot of other things to deal with this week. I have everything cleaned up and in the process discovered some advanced corrosion. This is the belt cover, I didn't have any Bondo so I use some JB Weld to fill in a spot...

Someone inquired today about the value of their used but good condition 021, I suggested $100-$150, am I on track here? He's downsizing and trying to sell off some unneeded stuff. I bought a blue EZ since I only have red in my display. Mark

Polish it with some Scotchbrite and go cut wood. Mark