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It will work as long as the area involved has a little bit of "meat" to it to make a couple few threads. Being a tank and not a... -
Drill and tap. 1/8” pipe plug should work as long as it’s thick enough. Install with red locktite or maybe epoxy. I remember @Stump Shot...
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jacktheripper reacted to the 28inch mac man's post in the thread SELLING Vintage west coast muscle saws from my personal collection! with
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I need money for farm equipment, so I've decided to sell some of my collection of rare Mcculloch and Homelite chainsaws! Now is youre... -
I have lots of screwdrivers and they're worth way too much for me to justify keeping around as screwdrivers. I got them in on partial trade.
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Yes it was, and almost looks shiny brand new now!!
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@EFSM - thank you so much for that lead, it is indeed the governed carburetor. I had not encountered that before on an HL model and...
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I bought another saw today that will consume my time finding parts. It sounded mean with a shot of gas in the spark plug hole though.
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I have fixed a couple of holes in tanks using JB Weld applied from the outside only. Just make sure it's roughed up a little, is clean...
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With that you risk having something sticking out and potentially catching on something. One thing you could do is put some JB weld on...
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jacktheripper replied to the thread Fixing hole in tank.The other thing I was thinking about is some sort of nut/bolt combo with rubber washers on either side.
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I am not that familiar with that saw and looking at the IPL didn't help either, I can't tell if the fuel tank/ bar oil tank come apart...
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Snap on guy got me
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Why sell the snap on screwdrivers? Great set
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jacktheripper replied to the thread Fixing hole in tank.Shining a flashlight into the tank, there is luckily no corrosion inside of the tank. There is just a very minimal amount on the bottom...
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jacktheripper replied to the thread WANTED Stihl 044 tank handle.Caps