Great Moments in Chainsaw Serendipity

[Philbert]

I have a few of the Remington electric chainsaw / pole saw things. One, I bought on purpose. A few others were just very cheap at garage sales.



One, I think, was free, partially, because it was missing the bar oil cap.

Anyway, some replacement caps showed up in the mail today, which made it a working saw, along with a few extras, which are good to have.



Then, I was cleaning up dinner and it struck me:

It had been in my refrigerator the whole time. Anyway, posting, so that, maybe, I’ll remember in the future, or, ‘in case you may know of someone a similar situation. . . ‘



Philbert

 

[hacskaroly]

It had been in my refrigerator the whole time.

That is awesome!! Too bad something like that won't work for my Reed-Prentice 1200B, I am missing both the oil and fuel cap...

 

[heimannm]

1" pipe plugs if I remember correctly.



Mark

 

[edisto]

It had been in my refrigerator the whole time. Anyway, posting, so that, maybe, I’ll remember in the future, or, ‘in case you may know of someone a similar situation. . . ‘

Seems like the viscosity would be too low for bar oil, but I bet it smells good!

 

[hacskaroly]

1" pipe plugs if I remember correctly.

I will definitely have have to give it a try...I don't need the originals, just need to keep the liquids from sloshing out!! Thanks!

 

[Philbert]

Seems like the viscosity would be too low for bar oil, but I bet it smells good!

Worcestershire sauce is my first attempt at making a ‘hot’ saw!

Philbert

 

[Wilhelm]

Worcestershire sauce is my first attempt at making a ‘hot’ saw!

Philbert

This


And then fine tune adding one of these at a time.


Should make for a "spicy" saw!

 

[hacskaroly]

1" pipe plugs if I remember correctly.

It ends up being 3/4" for what I have, I appreciate the tip, I never would have thought to try pipe thread. I guess if needed I can always use a short galvanized nipple and cap - I would rather use plastic so I don't screw up the threads on the tank.