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Outback replied to the thread Husqvarna 564xp (g) fuel inject.Haters gonna hate.
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Outback replied to the thread Random Thought Of The Day.My fathers never had less than 3 women at one time and I've never seen him be nice to anybody very long. He certainly doesn't feel he...
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Outback replied to the thread Dominator oil.
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Outback replied to the thread Dominator oil.Couldn't you just put 4 gallons in a 5 gallon jug and toss in a quart.
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Outback replied to the thread Husqvarna 564xp (g) fuel inject.044/372oe.s were fine ported with that size of bearing. It was the strato ones that ate bearings. Its the mains not the rod bearing...
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Outback replied to the thread Husqvarna 564xp (g) fuel inject.Bike vs. Car. On one hand strato saws should have more oil to compensate for reduced fuel/oil per time ran on the bottom end. On the...
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Outback replied to the thread Husqvarna 350 build thread.Compression is power. Machining always helps within the confines of the design.
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Outback replied to the thread So what did you do today?.Maybe, lucky guess, I swear. You can't prove it. ha ha. I twisted an angle grinder up in my sweatshirt 20 years ago too. Loose...
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Outback replied to the thread So what did you do today?.You jam it in a port or twist it up in your shirt.
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Outback replied to the thread Oil questions....This stuff came out in the early 2000's. Green Earth two-cycle oil, also known as G-OIL, is a biodegradable, bio-based engine...
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Not at all. Its a measure of how hot the electrode runs, not the shell, or porcelain that people look at. Essential you want to the...
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Outback replied to the thread What's on your bench?.Disconnect the kill switch wire at the coil to eliminate a bad wire/switch. If it sat forever fuel can varnish the inside of the tank...
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Outback replied to the thread Oil questions....Arborist site official fuel mix is half kerosene/ half Coleman's white gas. Has to be Coleman brand. Mixed 77.7/1 with liquefied...
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Outback replied to the thread Oil questions....Clean and color are not always the same thing. You have to rub it between your fingers and check for grit followed by a long sniff to...
