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PIt will center itself, if you let it, by doing the flywheel side first and placing the bearing fully in the pocket. This will...
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Ppresident reacted to stihl #1's post in the thread Chain Service Tools and Sharpening Station with
Wow.
This is the sharpening setup, on casters. This side has a grinder setup for 0.050 gauge chains and a hand filing jig. This side has a... -
PFor those people watching the video... just to clarify... Position the bearings in the crankcase properly first. Once they are in the...
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Plil Ford blue paint an some spacers an looks like it'll work for what I'm doing which ain't much
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PThis is tiring. I’ll write more tomorrow. Lol
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Ppresident reacted to hacskaroly's post in the thread Matty-o's Crank Shaft Instal Tools After 50 Saws with
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I agree, I just finished up with an 031 and it went together flawlessly! I have used it on about 10 saws so far. Fantastic tool! -
Ppresident reacted to Vintage Engine Repairs's post in the thread Matty-o's Crank Shaft Instal Tools After 50 Saws with Like.
I've used them on about 50 saws so far. Everything from an ms260 to up to a Stihl 088. Just got done with an 088. Great tools...
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PTurned this Into this And filmed this Thanks to @LAWN BOY for the trade and @t_fishaa for the cylinder.
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PWhat a smelly saw. The start/stop lever is the wrong color and your fins are on sideways. You must be on the weak crank. At least...
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PToo much? Not enough? Just right? 044 jug whittling
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PAll cleaned up and going back together...we had to make a couple of gaskets for the pieces that connect the engine to the shaft housing...
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PFeels a little more like stretch marks lol
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Ppresident reacted to Canadian farm boy's post in the thread Husqvarna 181/281/288 Repair Thread. with Like.
I love it! It took everything I gave it and just laughed. I've finally got enough run time on it that's waking up. The last time I...
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Ppresident reacted to dustinwilt68's post in the thread Husqvarna 181/281/288 Repair Thread. with Like.
Most likely is, KS did the first cylinders and Mahle made the later 281s. On the 288 it was KS with no decomp, then Mahle with decomp...