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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Snowblowers and teflon spray.All the football in the midwest I saw this weekend looked a bit brisk. -
I thought two was better than one…😉
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread SOLD Stihl 044.I hear you. I'd be all over this if I didn't already have a ported 044 that is a fantastic saw. Want it anyway.
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I think if I buy one more saw, my shed will collapse into a black hole. I don't remember enough physics to predict what would happen next.
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread SOLD Stihl 044.If this doesn't get taken immediately it's a sign of the end times.
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Snowblowers and teflon spray.Yeh, some of those teflon products are magic and I use them for a thing or two where nothing else will do but they can be some nasty stuff.
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But then you're just trading it for other problems.
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Pam
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread STIHL The Official Stihl Chainsaws Thread.Haven't actually taken it out and looked, but t's got a new cleaned and rebuilt OEM carb in it. Was thinking I would try shortening...
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread STIHL The Official Stihl Chainsaws Thread.Saw starts cold in 5 pulls on 1/2 choke. It doesn't do the textbook full choke till it pops then 1/2 choke will start in a pull or 3...
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Sloughfoot reacted to FergusonTO35's post in the thread STIHL The Official Stihl Chainsaws Thread with Like.
Here's what I have done in the past for this very problem, it works about 50% of the time and the machine comes back to life without...
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread So what did you do today?.Yeh, that sort of thing is the flipside of having smart dogs. Dumb dogs are easy. Dumb lazy dogs are even easier.
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Ms362 base gasket delete and timing advance?.I'd start with taking 1/3 off, if someone with experience with it didn't advise otherwise before I found the skinny file. You can...
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Washed parts with hot water and dish soap to get rid of oil and grime, blasted with aluminum silicate, prepped crack with clean carbide...