i got a great saw from awesome people in the mail.

[Mastermind]

Great. Now I'm gassy.

 

[jake wells]

my mom cooked supper for me tonight. it was nice spending time with her since i never did have much time to spend with her before.
im staying the night since my doctor said i need to stay over with someone for 24hrs.

 

[concretegrazer]

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Surly we can do better.

 

[jake wells]

meanwhile at randys.

 

[jake wells]

Great. Now I'm gassy.

 

[tree monkey]

That's why I'm not going to be able to attend this year. I have the airfare, car, and motel covered, but the t-shirt I want just blows my budget all to hell.

so if someone were to pay for the shirt you would have no excuse?

 

[Jon1212]

so if someone were to pay for the shirt you would have no excuse?

I appreciate the sentiment, but it actually isn't in the cards. About all I can afford is the shirt.

 

[jake wells]

I appreciate the sentiment, but it actually isn't in the cards. About all I can afford is the shirt.

i would sacrifice a saw i own in a raffle for you to attend the gtg.

 

[Stump Shot]

I appreciate the sentiment, but it actually isn't in the cards. About all I can afford is the shirt.

I'll split it with ya, you want a half shirt or a tube top?

 

[Jon1212]

i would sacrifice a saw i own in a raffle for you to attend the gtg.

That's very kind of you, but I've made amends with missing it this year, with the hope that I'll be in a better position for next year's GTG.

 

[Jon1212]

I'll split it with ya, you want a half shirt or a tube top?

Spaghetti strap?

 

[jake wells]

That's very kind of you, but I've made amends with missing it this year, with the hope that I'll be in a better position for next year's GTG.

alright jon. i understand i was down that same road last year.

 

[Stump Shot]

Spaghetti strap?

That would leave me a handkerchief, I'm good with that.

 

[jake wells]

That would leave me a handkerchief, I'm good with that.

i forget to tell you welcome to the ported saw club.

 

[jake wells]

well im off to bed maybe i will feel more human tomorrow.
night fellers.

 

[Jon1212]

i forget to tell you welcome to the ported saw club.

A "ported" saw?......That sounds scary......

 

[Genius]

He graduated with honors from high school......and he has completed several small engine courses. He is far from disadvantaged.......and seeing him play that card sorta pisses me off. Stop that crap Jake. I know you better than that.


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So what you are saying is that essentially Jake is nothing more than a scam artist...

 

[drf256]

The drama of this thread, and many others, is disturbing. As usual, I'm not getting it. Perhaps I am learning disabled as well.

I know the Moo man quite well.

This saw was just a gift to Jake by some generous folks here. I haven't seen anything insulting come from Jake. Perhaps some uncomfortableness about receiving a gift from an unknown person, but that's about it. I think many of us may have reacted just the same.

The story on the saw is as goes...

Someone bought Jake's old crappy 266SE off of him and sold/gave/swapped to another member. The saw wa in bad shape internally. The piston was one of the worst many saw in a running saw. Squish in the front was apparently in excess of .125.




A bunch of guys starting chatting about it and decided to give it a go. It got a NOS 272 P&C that was ported with some good numbers.

Then it got carried away, because the 272 jug required a ton of parts that simply didn't fit the original 266. So parts started being shipped to Moo from the corners of the earth. The generosity was astounding.

At one point, the Moo man even tried his hand at hydrodipping, but it didn't work out.

So the build was nearly finished, after swapping in 100 parts that weren't know to differ from a 266/272. Like the entire intake tract, the bolts to jug, the clutch cover that wouldn't clear the decomp, the replacement cover that got ruined in the hydrodip attempt, etc...

The flywheel springs weren't any good, so Moooooo threw his hands in the air and the Mango Man offered to finish the saw up.

That's pretty much it. Was a fun idea and the Moo man hopes Jake likes the saw. He thought his 064 might have just been too pretty to toss in his truck for work, but that this lil beast might suit Jake well.

 

[jake wells]

The drama of this thread, and many others, is disturbing. As usual, I'm not getting it. Perhaps I am learning disabled as well.

I know the Moo man quite well.

This saw was just a gift to Jake by some generous folks here. I haven't seen anything insulting come from Jake. Perhaps some uncomfortableness about receiving a gift from an unknown person, but that's about it. I think many of us may have reacted just the same.

The story on the saw is as goes...

Someone bought Jake's old crappy 266SE off of him and sold/gave/swapped to another member. The saw wa in bad shape internally. The piston was one of the worst many saw in a running saw. Squish in the front was apparently in excess of .125.


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A bunch of guys starting chatting about it and decided to give it a go. It got a NOS 272 P&C that was ported with some good numbers.

Then it got carried away, because the 272 jug required a ton of parts that simply didn't fit the original 266. So parts started being shipped to Moo from the corners of the earth. The generosity was astounding.

At one point, the Moo man even tried his hand at hydrodipping, but it didn't work out. View attachment 89194

So the build was nearly finished, after swapping in 100 parts that weren't know to differ from a 266/272. Like the entire intake tract, the bolts to jug, the clutch cover that wouldn't clear the decomp, the replacement cover that got ruined in the hydrodip attempt, etc...

The flywheel springs weren't any good, so Moooooo threw his hands in the air and the Mango Man offered to finish the saw up.

That's pretty much it. Was a fun idea and the Moo man hopes Jake likes the saw. He thought his 064 might have just been too pretty to toss in his truck for work, but that this lil beast might suit Jake well.

Al i didn't know the saw was in that in that bad of shape when i sold it to dave but it ran ok it just wouldn't hold tune in the carb when i sold it. But i appreciate what you guys have done and all the work that was done to the saw originally i thought a set or rings along with seals would have fixed it right up.
I didn't show enough interest in the saw earlier in the thread like i should have but it's past and done now. I'm sorry if i made anyone upset for a lack of emotion over the gift in the mail. i just wish moo man would reveal his identity and come back to the forum.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Have you pulled the top cover Jake?