Recent content by heimannm

I have the starter parts and flywheel nut, I will be back in the shop next week if you want to discuss further. Depending on how badly the cover is worn, I might consider building the surface up with JB Weld and using washers under the nuts. You can always machine the JB down smooth if...

He's gone this week...

"...We're gonna need a bigger bench..."

Not anything that I am familiar with. Mark

Last weekend Max gave me a few things including this FR 2.0, 32cc McCulloch. Jeff and I cleaned it up today and it now resides in the display. I added a nice McCulloch 14" bar and a loop of McCulloch branded GLX type chain. Mark

Acres site says KCJ7Y for the Farmsaw, RCJ7Y for Farmsaw II

Customer with the 210 stopped by today, I have ordered the kit from Saw Again. I will report back once the parts arrive and the saw is finished. Mark

I did a little more searching and found this...

Dave was travelling last week (MM GTG in TN), not sure if Julie processes orders when he is gone. Mark

Customer dropped off a MS210C with the "easy start" or whatever Stihl calls their version. The rope would not budge. I pulled the starter housing off and the mechanism audibly wound up as I pulled it off. The starter rope was so badly wedged in the pulley that I had to dig it out with tools...

I am faced with overwhelming opportunities...

I have a pretty good supply of 57897 for $10 each + shipping. Mark

I came back from the TN GTG and there were 5 more saws waiting for me... I had just dropped off a Disston DO-101 to Steve Lambert and I come home to find another one has arrived, this one is more complete and in better condition. Someone also left an older version of the Pioneer Holiday...

I don't have a Merc-O-Tronic but I have the chart... Mark

The 54 and 57cc models use the same seals as the 600 Series, 67096 on the FW side and 110260 on the PTO side. FY side seal sits beside the 67905 bearing. The larger displacement 10 Series saws use 61618 on the FW side, presses into the wide outer race of the 63429 bearing. Mark