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Australian Axemen hall of fame Libby Prescott. Bob Radford 1920 s pegging a tree. Cutting the head Big timber in the hills above... -
Freshly baked 346xp mufflers
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Ketchup replied to the thread WANTED Dolmar/Makita/Solo.Nah. Solo 665, 675, 681, 694, and Super Rex are the only ones I’m interested in right now. I’ve got several 7900/10’s now, so I...
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Ketchup replied to the thread Random pics (that you took) thread....Have you tried chopsticks?
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Grandview National Park on the New River. Close to Beckley WV.
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Ketchup reacted to Fleethirte's post in the thread Any Chinese chainsaw and chinese parts discussion with
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Anyone ever post a link where we can find clone 3120 carb with h jet? Just the carb* -
Ketchup replied to the thread Any Chinese chainsaw and chinese parts discussion.Looks a lot like a 2511p clone.
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Ketchup reacted to 59billy's post in the thread The Great 2-stroke debate : Compression vs Flow with
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Ketchup replied to the thread The Great 2-stroke debate : Compression vs Flow.Flow = velocity x area. Or something like that. If it goes in the wrong place, it’s probably not flowing that well.
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I bought a well used oregon 520,, $35USD it was set up to grind bandsaw blades. so the guy fubared the vise doing that. cheeper to buy...
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Ketchup replied to the thread The Great 2-stroke debate : Compression vs Flow.You can have too much compression. You can’t have too much flow.
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Most of us know what porting is like before we had access to a lathe. I think it can be good to learn without the option of raising...
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Fixed up the driveway at the lake cabin. Cut a flat spot next to the deck for fire pit area. Cut a pad for the sauna. Put some cool...
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Cleaning the dead neighbors driveway and burned something that turns blue…
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You were right, gentlemen. The freeporting wasn't causing the problem, the AM carburetor was. Metering lever was at the right height...