not so pros

[dall]

alot use tig some braze i have done some with small mig its more of what your comfortable with

 

[expert of nothing]

alot use tig some braze i have done some with small mig its more of what your comfortable with

So the heat wont melt the brazing?

 

[Red97]

It's ok just got to turn the puter to watch is all.

Tun muh phone the vid jus keeps Flippin.

Damn technology.

 

[p61 western]

Tun muh phone the vid jus keeps Flippin.

Damn technology.

LOL what pita that darn technology.

 

[huskihl]

Hey guy's when you grind away the crimp style two peice saw muffler to remove the cat material whats the most common method to weld it back? tig,mig, or braise.What i'm talking about is the two halves of the muffler. Thanks.

@Mastermind has a video of heating the flanges and rolling them apart then once done rolls the crimp back on

Thanks Dall, I'll check that out.

Depends on the muffler.
Dolmars are easy to heat and uncrimp.
Stihls like 361, 441 are thicker, but doable with a handheld propane torch. Oxy torch would be better
Huskies I believe are welded together and would need cut and reattached. The exhaust will melt regular solder, but not silver solder or braze

 

[Stump Shot]

Started my 266 up today with the elastostart handle from HL, looked like I had Stretch Armstrong tied to the starter. Lol
I've heard that Husqvarna had a similar version out now, does any one know what saw this is on or a part number or anything to get me pointed in the right direction? Cause I don't think Stretch Armstrong has to many pulls left in him. Lol

 

[expert of nothing]

Depends on the muffler.
Dolmars are easy to heat and uncrimp.
Stihls like 361, 441 are thicker, but doable with a handheld propane torch. Oxy torch would be better
Huskies I believe are welded together and would need cut and reattached. The exhaust will melt regular solder, but not silver solder or braze

Thanks, that was what I was curious about.

 

[dall]

Started my 266 up today with the elastostart handle from HL, looked like I had Stretch Armstrong tied to the starter. Lol
I've heard that Husqvarna had a similar version out now, does any one know what saw this is on or a part number or anything to get me pointed in the right direction? Cause I don't think Stretch Armstrong has to many pulls left in him. Lol

@Onan18

 

[expert of nothing]

Started my 266 up today with the elastostart handle from HL, looked like I had Stretch Armstrong tied to the starter. Lol
I've heard that Husqvarna had a similar version out now, does any one know what saw this is on or a part number or anything to get me pointed in the right direction? Cause I don't think Stretch Armstrong has to many pulls left in him. Lol

I have really never cared for elastostart or any other cushy pull starters.

 

[Stump Shot]

I have really never cared for elastostart or any other cushy pull starters.

Well I don't care for cold starting that darn old 266, something has to give and it ain't gonna be me.

 

[Stihl working Hard]

i would hate if it would have fell on my truck and scratched my rust.

LMFAO

 

[leadfarmer]

Tun muh phone the vid jus keeps Flippin.

Damn technology.

Dats what mines donin. Beats me man

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Hey everybody brother Bedford is back.

You chitting me or what

 

[Red97]

I have really never cared for elastostart or any other cushy pull starters.

Never had a saw that bites back eh?

Have an old homie, that will have ya pulling back nubs if ya dont commit...

 

[dall]

my hybrid is the same way hold tight and let her rip

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Hey fellers,

Good evening Drew how was your day

 

[Stump Shot]

Must be sleepy time, night boys.

 

[Red97]

Dats what mines donin. Beats me man

Hold it the way you want it when you start recording. Then ya don't have to worry bout it flipping.

I'm sure someone could rotate the vid. Just not me lol.

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Hey Drew,

Don't see any comments on fabz vids.

Probably never will maybe negative though

 

[dall]

night steve