Recent content by keebo57

If you want the best lathe out there it’s going to be an Hardinge HLVH I worked piece work on an Hardinge for the uk mod experimental we had Hardinge all over the factory, did work on Starstreak its a British short-range surface-to-air missile that can be used as a man-portable air-defence...

Have you a price for the two spare 362 cranks please

Smashed, straight gassed sized, busted saw with a good oem crank Is that possible Most good crank saws are probably in daily use

Seems a lot of work to the untrained eye, Have a 362 here done with the last available second hand oem 362 crankshaft imported from America “Chainsawr” £90 inc tax p&p that was a good buy, repaired clutch end would be a bodge as for tolerances everything measures up good to 3 decimal places...

Done that turned shaft bored drum to suite bigger rollers works well for me but you can’t sell it on though

This pic is with the new crank and old con rod not yet pressed together. Oh and that pot at the back was a 40int arbour modified.

These pic are of separating the new 361, the 362 took 5 ton pressure to get it moving and 2 ton there after, the new 361 took 2 ton.. I’ve pressed other cranks at 10 ton these 2 where easy.. But it helps if you have the dogs bollock 5 our 30 ton press with tonnage gauges newly acquired £300...

Ok here we go The new 361 crank (£25+£4p&p) turned up today but with the 10mm con rod I’ve pressed apart both cranks a swapped the con rod I’ll add a few pic here

The sprocket drum bearing surface on the crank on the 362 is pitted So the replacement 362 crank is very expensive £256 So I’m going to buy a cheep 361 crankshaft & swap the 12mm con rod to the new 361 My question is has this been done before

I’ve got the 362 saw running with flywheel of my 261 c-m.. so the problem must be with the heated handle 362 flywheel only one set of magnets are magnetised on that flywheel So now I need a 362 c-m heated handle flywheel The part number on the 362 H/H flywheel is the same as a standard 362...

Yes I've got the files thanks & yes the saw is the heated handle type

Thanks for the reply.. just worked that out should have read the replies sorry.. I’m getting 6 volts ac at 1750 rpm’s from the generator.

Hi and sorry for not replying I bought the saw as spare repair

Hi and thanks I have it set up in the lathe & can go up to 200 - 2000 rpm's.. I’ve tested coils in this way can get a spark at low revs usually if coil is good

Thanks but the keyway isn’t the problem I can broach another keyway. I have a 362 mtronic with one set of flywheel magnets with no/little magnetism I can’t get a spark out of it.. it’s the generator type flywheel I found the thread stihl's mtronic...