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Well here’s your chance to grab a near new one. Let ‘er rip tater chip. Bill’s been a grape sailor on here. -
https://opeforum.com/threads/ms462-design-changes.24902/ I don’t normally condone openly questioning the price in a fellers for sale...
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And that’s what got answered bub. Like I said I wouldn’t normally let fellers hammer you about your price in the open forum, but this is...
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https://opeforum.com/threads/ms462-design-changes.24902/
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See the Stihl Chainsaw thread for more details. Mark
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"Good job!" 😆 Neighbors weedeater.
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After being evicted from their overnight housing into another part of the stable the Runner girl decided to place her eggs somewhere...
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Sloughfoot reacted to bulletpruf's post in the thread 50 Vintage 4bbl Carbs for $500 - Trash or Treasure? with
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So I was perusing FBMP this morning and saw and ad for a table full of carbs for $500. Owner is closing his shop and these were carbs... -
I'm not sure what happened to it........but I first suspected the muffler. It has a "heavily modded" MS460 or 461 muffler on it...
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Sloughfoot reacted to jacktheripper's post in the thread Preparing to port first saw - which one, and what method? with Like.
Today I ran the newly ported 266 against my stock 272. This is the first saw video I've ever made. I always get frustrated when saw...
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Sloughfoot reacted to jacktheripper's post in the thread Preparing to port first saw - which one, and what method? with Like.
OK, so I got to test it. With the transfers done it gained torque and speed. It is now 4-stroking at 14k, and pulling 11.5k in the cut...
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Sloughfoot reacted to full chizel's post in the thread Preparing to port first saw - which one, and what method? with Like.
I just use a belt sander and hoof rasp.
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Sloughfoot reacted to Powerstroke Cowboy's post in the thread Preparing to port first saw - which one, and what method? with Like.
Whether you cut the base pr squish, you will definitely want/need the degree wheel so you know where the port timing is, and where to go...
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The Partner P-100 crank looks a lot like the 394 crank but there are subtle differences and they're not interchangeable.