how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[Hinerman]

Actually, I'm not much of an expert on anything. Really more of a spert than anything else.

Did you mean sport or sperm?

 

[SteveSS]

if not I will start searching for an air leak.

$20 or so dollars at Harbor Freight for a brake bleeder, and maybe $5 for a blood pressure cuff on ebay will put you in business. I don't remember who from this thread schooled me on the BP Cuff, but it was a life saver. Saved me a lot of coin.

 

[Dub11]

$20 or so dollars at Harbor Freight for a brake bleeder, and maybe $5 for a blood pressure cuff on ebay will put you in business. I don't remember who from this thread schooled me on the BP Cuff, but it was a life saver. Saved me a lot of coin.

I take it the bp cuff seals the intake and exhaust up?

 

[67L36Driver]

.325" x 16" and 18" works wonderful on 45-55 cc.

028, 026, Husky 50, Poulan 3300 etc.

 

[67L36Driver]

Morning midlanders!

Steady rain here. Supposed to last until ten tonight.[emoji37]

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Morning midlanders!

Steady rain here. Supposed to last until ten tonight.[emoji37]

Better than the alternative. Morning Carl.

 

[lumberjackchef]

Morning all !! back to the grind.....coffee beans that is!!!!

Have to get some inventory carved up this week we have a fishing & hunting show to carve at this weekend in Pittsburg ks!! Pro B.A.S.S angler Stacey King will be back again this year. Free admission so if you are free come on down and see us!!

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[Workshop]

Did you mean sport or sperm?

Spert (Noun) A Spert is someone who is not quite to the level of expert.
As in me.
A play on words. Lol.

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.
Kids finished installing the kitchen floo yesterday evening. Looks good. Just need to get some trim for the final touches.

 

[Hedgerow]

 

[SteveSS]

I take it the bp cuff seals the intake and exhaust up?

Still have to seal off intake and exhaust. BP cuff for applying pressure, brake bleeder for vacuum. Hack up the BP cuff to just have the bulb and guage left. I can snap a pic in a few days.

 

[sunfish]

On my old 346, we only ran .325 as that's how it came and I never changed it. I am impressed at how Dad's MMWS 346 pulls a 20" bar of 3/8" but will end up buying a 16 bar for balance and crank loading... I do think that the .325 chain cut more smoothly. I've been pretty impressed with the 3/8lp chains on the 201T though and can't help wondering if that would effectively waste less power in the kerf than the other two. I'm just not sure how the smaller teeth would stand up to the chain speed and torque of the 346...

Bryan, I have been back and forth with this on 346's stock & ported & it really is
too close to matter. If racing use 3/8, if cutting firewood use either.

I run regular .325 on one & 3/8 on the other two.
.325 on an 18" bar is hard to beat.

 

[Dub11]

Still have to seal off intake and exhaust. BP cuff for applying pressure, brake bleeder for vacuum. Hack up the BP cuff to just have the bulb and guage left. I can snap a pic in a few days.

Thanks I love hacked up home made stuff!

 

[Hedgerow]

Bryan, I have been back and forth with this on 346's stock & ported & it really is
too close to matter. If racing use 3/8, if cutting firewood use either.

I run regular .325 on one & 3/8 on the other two.
.325 on an 18" bar is hard to beat.

+1 on the 18" bar.
That little extra reach makes a ton of difference when you're dealing with 16" long firewood.
It's long enough to noodle those forks so the splitter don't have to.
And it don't add but an ounce or 2 of weight.

 

[67L36Driver]

Better than the alternative. Morning Carl.

Mostly rain now and 35 degrees. Ice fell off the trees.

Iffin it were cold we'd be up to our armpits in snow.

 

[Hinerman]

58º here with 74% humidity. Just need some wind to dry it up around here.

 

[Douglas Ostrander]

58° on south side of KC. Worst ice was my driveway in Iowa.

 

[Workshop]

Too hot and too humid here.
Needs to be about 20 degrees.

 

[sunfish]

+1 on the 18" bar.
That little extra reach makes a ton of difference when you're dealing with 16" long firewood.
It's long enough to noodle those forks so the splitter don't have to.
And it don't add but an ounce or 2 of weight.

Yep, I have a couple 16" bars to get rid of.

 

[Locust Cutter]

The stihl bar in 18"x.325 runs 74 driver links. The Husky runs 72. If I bought 73 DL chains, once they stretched a bit, wouldn't they work on both bars?