Just another MS880 build.

[Lightning Performance]

Just let me run that 038 Mag. Never even seen a mint one before. I know it has bananas.

 

[Lightning Performance]

@Glock37
Mike, I'll bring extra starter handles and parts....

 

[Glock37]

I cant bring all of them


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[Mastermind]

Had that rod move on you too huh?

Well yeah.

 

[Lightning Performance]

I cant bring all of them


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Just bring the big stuff. There will be plenty of bars and chains there to run on them. Leave that show and shine *s-word at home. Well, maybe two or three for good measure and BS time.

 

[Glock37]

Just let me run that 038 Mag. Never even seen a mint one before. I know it has bananas.

The 038 is stock but i got a ported 038 that is a beast it runs good


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The 038 is stock but i got a ported 038 that is a beast it runs good


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Bring your beast, please. We shall test it with a long bar. Need feed back for mill operations. I know where an 038 basket case is laying. It has no jug, missing plastic but it rolls over smooth. That can be cured with a big jug, some thread taps and a spinny thingy.

 

[CR888]

This saw repair is the work of some damn talented members. Its good to see it all come together. The owner of that 880 is a smart lucky fellow.

 

[Lightning Performance]

@Jimmy in NC

Did you get to time the jug, do any mods or shakedown tests?

 

[PA Dan]

Quality build Jimmy, nice work.

Shame that shelf queen @Glock37 will never see wood
Edit:
You can keep it next to that 038 Mag that will never get fueled.

Hey I have ran that 038 Mag...

 

[PA Dan]

It dam will see wood


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I'll make sure of it!

 

[Lightning Performance]

Hey I have ran that 038 Mag...

Jelly

 

[srcarr52]

I found pictures of the case damage. It was cracked in 4 places, and bent in. I had to make a spreader bar to push the case front out and hold it while I welded it.

 

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I found pictures of the case damage. It was cracked in 4 places, and bent in. I had to make a spreader bar to push the case front out and hold it while I welded it.

I found pictures of the case damage. It was cracked in 4 places, and bent in. I had to make a spreader bar to push the case front out and hold it while I welded it.

Looks like a very hard hit straight on the front like it was dropped vertically. What do you thing did it?

 

[srcarr52]

Looks like a very hard hit straight on the front like it was dropped vertically. What do you thing did it?

I think it was a slower type of damage, a sudden hit like dropping usually wouldn't bend magnesium, it just shatters then. So my guess is it got trapped in in a stump and had a lot of pressure on that case half front from something. You'd think the dog would hit first but I didn't see any damage to the threads where it attaches.

But it's safe to say, someone messed up and probably got fired.

 

[srcarr52]

My 880 before shipped to tenn to get molested

Shaun does some kind of awesome work


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When is Randy going to tickle that pig?

 

[Lightning Performance]

When is Randy going to tickle that pig?

Ooh he said pig

 

[Glock37]

When is Randy going to tickle that pig?

Hopefully for gtg


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[Jimmy in NC]

@Jimmy in NC

Did you get to time the jug, do any mods or shakedown tests?

Nope. I don't own a degree wheel nor would I take time on a stock work saw.

Running it...I've run enough big ones it's lost the fun factor. That one I have run a bit and unless that 42" bar is buried its not that impressive.

 

[Jimmy in NC]

I think it was a slower type of damage, a sudden hit like dropping usually wouldn't bend magnesium, it just shatters then. So my guess is it got trapped in in a stump and had a lot of pressure on that case half front from something. You'd think the dog would hit first but I didn't see any damage to the threads where it attaches.

But it's safe to say, someone messed up and probably got fired.

The owner of the company is the only one to run that saw. If I guessed a crane pick swung in or leaned that way and got it. Normal use is flush cutting stumps or when lifting large crane picks.