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Thank you Sir, that is very helpful.
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I've welded up similar oil-soaked stuff, and the biggest thing as others have said is cleaning and surface preparation. Light...
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I didn't find it too difficult to weld. I did heat the area pretty good a few times to sweat the oil & junk out of the crack. I did a...
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I've used ERAZ92A filler on a couple saw cases, but I'm not an expert. I set my tig welder to 150 but then used the pedal to control...
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I prepared cases in blasting cabinet with aluminum silicate, then put them in ultrasonic cleaner for half an hour, dishwashing liquid...
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I haven't done mag welding personally. Its described as like welding aluminum but trickier. I know it is best to clean away the paint...
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I think Dave has a local welder lined up to do the weld but he said it's the first time he's ever welded an oily chainsaw. Are there...
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And you are the man to do it! You fixed my 592 and thanks again!
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Thx, I'll get started tearing the saw down. I'm assuming the case will need split and everything removed to weld it. Will the bar...
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Similar problem here. Bought pile of parts and there was 357XPG carcass with both case halves cracked. Flywheel side is easy one, but...
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Yes, that can be welded.
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I purchased a 493 last fall, used it most of the winter, great saw, runs fantastic. I mostly purchased this cheap saw for carrying in my...
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The same saw is also sold by Yamabiko as Echo CS-4920 - a 50.2 cc stratocharged, clamshell design.
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I talk to a lot of guys that tell me how they have trouble with the right angle handpiece jumping and chattering in the corner when they...