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It depends on what level of performance you expect from a saw. Temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure differences, as well as... -
Unless you change elevations on a regular basis the carb should be just fine for years.
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I’ve got a couple of auto tune Husqvarna’s and a bunch of normal carb’s chainsaws. Thinking about a Stihl MS 261 and debating the...
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When the clutch moves in and out with changes in rpm it sideloads the bearings. This constant axial load just kills roller bearings.
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Yep if there's a will there's a way. It depends on which model sled. Going from 2.52 pitch drivers to 2.86 drivers, gotta pay a shop to...
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One other thought in regards to Red Armor and it's weird ability to provide for lots of residual oil. I think it might be an illusion...
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Why? End or side load?
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Useful pictures. The truth is what shows. Thanks
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The 600 etec is a stupid choice for a work sled. The ACE four stroke woukd be OK, if it were not for the fact it weighs a ton.
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Could one put a different set of drivers on it so one could use a common size track?
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The clutch eats up roller bearings. Isoflex bearings were a good idea with poor execution.
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Bomb proof utility sled. I believe they are still sold in Europe and Russia.
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The one thing bad about about the old Skandics was the fact the track didnt have a tall enough lug. You dont want to get one of those stuck!
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I had one of the 2-speed, steel tunnel Skandics for a couple seasons. It was a tank.
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The Amish war horse of worksleds. Its a shame that yammy quit the sled market. Theres a mint rebadged vk-bearcat thats been setting for...
