Gvsu141
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I have a nice running 2150 that has some seriously bent cylinder fins on the OEM 45mm cylinder. Saw runs great, and it doesn't seem to impact operation.
Is there any chance at bending these back? I was thinking about heating them up good with a torch and giving it a shot. This saw is getting the 346xp treatment, but I want to use this cylinder for another saw. This 45mm runs pretty strong.
![PXL_20230428_162414999 (1).jpg PXL_20230428_162414999 (1).jpg](https://opeforum.com/data/attachments/417/417995-63d64b89440c60ef6b28f516abf15d54.jpg?hash=Y9ZLiUQMYO)
![PXL_20230428_000545275.jpg PXL_20230428_000545275.jpg](https://opeforum.com/data/attachments/417/417997-bc3a4ddd561dd871191a247246fdaf49.jpg?hash=vDpN3VYd2H)
Is there any chance at bending these back? I was thinking about heating them up good with a torch and giving it a shot. This saw is getting the 346xp treatment, but I want to use this cylinder for another saw. This 45mm runs pretty strong.
![PXL_20230428_162414999 (1).jpg PXL_20230428_162414999 (1).jpg](https://opeforum.com/data/attachments/417/417995-63d64b89440c60ef6b28f516abf15d54.jpg?hash=Y9ZLiUQMYO)
![PXL_20230428_000545275.jpg PXL_20230428_000545275.jpg](https://opeforum.com/data/attachments/417/417997-bc3a4ddd561dd871191a247246fdaf49.jpg?hash=vDpN3VYd2H)
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