It's talking to you right now, Grasshopper. It's telling you what's wrong. Now is the time for patience. Study it very carefully. Get close because it may be whispering to you. Just be careful, it might piss in your face again.
Sorry, not my department.Chain brake anyone?!
not trying to be mean I just want the brake fixed badly lol I think I'm gonna have to put a metal spacer in the handle to fix it.
The lever behind the flat one- the inside one, looks like it isn't right. Needs to be turned a little bit
I'm in Udall about 25 miles south of Wichita and He's off of 31st South and Meridian. I have plenty to give Him outright, but, a neighbor has a large pile of dead hedge about 3 miles North of me that's free for the taking and a good reason to go out and cut... They've not been burning a lot though as He's on oxygen and essentially can't load by Himself anymore, His wife works during the day and the home "health care" individuals could largely care less... I used to get Him 1-2 cords/yr but he hadn't burned much in the last two and when he was, he was burning Cottonwood from a tree he had removed in his backyard. The supply is a bit low and what's left I haven't had time to get over and work up for Him. It's been hell on chains and generally a PITA to cut.[/QUOTE]
the cam lever?
Don't you have a 310? Take the cover off. It's the same thing
I misspoke. It's not the inside one. But on the left of the outside lever...in between the brake band and big spring, it's not in there quite right
When you said the hole was to big... A missing bushing was my first thought.
Idk what you mean I guess I'm halfway tired and angry so I'm not in my right mind
this hole where the linkage goes in and the pin goes through it and the handle determines when the brake is engaged. It is much to large by like .150
