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Tore it all the way down and cleaned everything up, going to reassemble it with a 353 cylinder and a dukes coated piston . It had the older 44mm open port cylinder on it that was scored.

The 440 is a local guys that I told him I would take a look at. The 350 is mine 🙂

Got a 440 mag on the bench and a husky 350 going back together. Guy said the 440 was hard to get started and the recoil was having issues. Finally told me he took parts from his 029 and swapped them into the 440 starter. It seems to hang up every couple pulls, I am assuming the starter pawls are...

vs a 562xp?

I have a few 350s am I am going to be rebuilding, perfect for your needs if you are interested. Cheap and you will not have to cry once they toast the top end.

That was quick!

Your neighbor sounds like a smart feller, like the horse that gets to the water and doesn’t drink haha.

I can get some better pics of the rails tomorrow. I think the rails are pretty good from what I saw while cleaning them up.

36” .58 Mac mount bar for sale or trade. Have no idea what it’s worth so I will start at $40 or a trade for something. It was rusted real bad when I got it so I cleaned it up pretty good, could use a blueing or maybe a wire wheel. Let me know if I am way off here, thanks!

I have never run red armor but I have only heard good things, maybe the only negative is that its high viscosity?

That’s crazy, I have been trying my best to dry out my wood as long as I can.

That’s a good idea, I have about 20 cords split and stacked now. We will go thought 4 cords or so so my plan is to split and stack whatever we go through each year to stay years ahead. I think splitting in the winter could be ok as well as long as its not raining.

Well, got our first cold day today so I loaded the racks around the house and started our first fire. I have plenty to get us through winter and I think I am going to split and stack as I go through the pallets I have my wood on. How do you go about replenishing the seasoned wood you burn? Catch...

Runs good!

That’s a cool saw!