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Just doing a ground up restoration with paint on the D-33 LeSabre, unfortunately somebody decided to paint it green before I got it. -
I haven't looked at saw prices in a while. Yikes! The 400 is almost 50% higher then when I bought it.
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More pictures
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Not sure if there is a difference between the Homelite EZ and Super EZ (AO or AOW), but if there isn't then you should be able to use...
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Xl-76 is a complete ass ripper! And I don’t know why? After running it to cut down my neighbours tree I have no reason to port or tune it.
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Turkey oak, which I prefer for firewood, won't even crack like that while in log form. Even after 2 years sitting out in the open it'll... -
Maintenance Chief replied to the thread Husqvarna 564xp (g) fuel inject.I know the early 044 had a steel insert in the pto side too.
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Wow, I never knew about these steel pocket liners on the 620/590. With that freakishly long stroke, always wondered why the dmn things...
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Concrete plant rebuilds
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Maintenance Chief replied to the thread Husqvarna 564xp (g) fuel inject.This must be why the guys I cut with and myself don't have the bearing problems. We are chain sharpening fools!, but honestly once you...
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Bearings on the saw spin around and around... 🎶
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Quote from your source- "Crankshaft flexing is what wears out the bearing pockets. The majority of the flex occurs in the crank pin...
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Very interesting read, thanks for linking that. Echo uses steel pocket liners in their CS-620/600/590 model saws. I always figured that...
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Full wrap on both handles.
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That is a very safe ratio. Keeps them alive for half a century!