Recent content by JIMG

I have had my 140 STL for well over 20 years. An excellent little machine for sensitive installation work in residences.

I have one for less than that. Problem is it is in zip # 13676.

Sold Pending Fundage

Tank, flag & cover are sold.

Tank has a couple cracks in the hand guard area. $40+ shipping for the tank, flag and carb box cover. $75 for the 044 cylinder. Trade bait would be a nice 041 super cylinder.

The cylinder is Mahle. It has a couple of busted fins at the top but seems like it will clean up good and work fine.

I have for your consideration an 056 Mag II that I got locally with a busted piston. I broke it down and cleaned it up a bit. The cylinder and crankshaft appear to be in good usable condition. Sem igniton, not tested. Cases look usable, there's a spot of rot in it but not enough that it would...

I had some time to get these three going. One 041 just needed carb, lines and rings, The other took new crank bearings, MM, BGD, and a AM piston too. They both gain a fair bit of rpm on their sides, especially clutch up and sometimes cut out when brought back level without a blip. I am...

Oops, I meant @Powerstroke Cowboy

@Woodwackr, I have an aftermarket 395 p&c, stens branded, looks like hyway if you're interested. Branspankin new.

Picked this one up along with another 041AV and two 051s with 404 bars for a little under $40 each. Those others will nap under the bench for a while. I have big jobs coming in and I only have time to play with this one for now. I expect it's gonna need a piston. Any leads?

Looking for 041 & 051 IPL and SM Please&Thanks

I'm looking to build a cabin out in the woods for the boys (11 & 9) to use this summer. I have hemlock and poplar blow down to go harvest for it. I'm thinking 12' x 12' with sleeping loft up in the rafter space for them and the cousins.

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