Random pics (that you took) thread...

[They call me Mr. Kibbs]

I'm thinking China.
There are no markings whatsoever on the powerhead.

Please do report back after you run it through its paces, curious how it holds up! Do you know whether that one has a solid shaft?

 

[FergusonTO35]

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The woods in the fall is magic. Being able to hunt deer is just a bonus!

 

[stretch5881]

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Amazon. Listed under the brand name Jenpech. 52cc. It was $120.
The 28cc straight shaft husqvarna I've been using is hell on my elbows after a while and is rather underpowered for the saw blade.
I figured for the price I'd give it a try.

I poured some mix in, primed it and in 2 pulls it was running. Throttle response is pretty good without even touching the carb.
Once deer hunting ends and I head back out to clear stuff in the woods I'll see how it goes.

I've had one of these for 6 years now. I had figured if it went to hell after using it on my Dad's property, so be it. I've used it there, my property, the fenceline of a friend and another friend used it for clearing shooting lanes. Over 6 gallons of fuel through it and it keeps getting stronger. Only had to replace the blade with a better one.

 

[Nutball]

Mornin guys. I had a weird dream last night where the format of this forum of was more like chainsaw collectors British forum and it was not as easy to use.

Dang it, wrong thread

A dream come true?

 

[Wilhelm]

Carolina Reaper in sunflower oil , makes quite hot oil but easy and even spicing of food.
My sister suggested to try it this way.
It is good, but takes away the "SURPRISE" effect of the real pepper.



I have ONE pepperoni left, then I am all out of hot peppers and no one seems to have planted any to spare some.
I guess I'll dig out a horseradish root very soon.

! ! ! BEWARE ! ! !
Eating HOT is an addiction!

 

[redline4]

Please do report back after you run it through its paces, curious how it holds up! Do you know whether that one has a solid shaft?

I don't. I didn't remove the shafts from the housings. It does have what looks to be a rather heavy duty splined coupler and the shaft union though.

 

[LAWN BOY]

A dream come true?

No

 

[maulhead]

 

[Bigmac]

 

[merc_man]

Almost done. So top one is mine and bottom one is my dads. He was a taxadermist. I think he would be pretty proud of this job. I just got to make a couple sticker with mine and his initials and the years.
And by me making stickers i mean my wife lol.

 

[Powerstroke Cowboy]

Almost done. So top one is mine and bottom one is my dads. He was a taxadermist. I think he would be pretty proud of this job. I just got to make a couple sticker with mine and his initials and the years.
And by me making stickers i mean my wife lol.

Now that's an interesting non typical you got there. Very nice!

 

[Only the Tony]

Breakin' it old skool.

 

[Steve]

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Breakin' it old skool.

I use my loader bucket! Or take it to work. Lol!

 

[merc_man]

Now that's an interesting non typical you got there. Very nice!

Thanks. Thats my first rack bigger than a spike. And its a double main to boot. Pretty cool

 

[Only the Tony]

I use my loader bucket! Or take it to work. Lol!

Used tractor bucket in the past, but I was just changing out the valve stems and didn't want to bring it up from the barn. Old ones were screw in ones and a couple of the tires had been losing too much pressure after sitting for a week. Bought a bunch of heavy duty ones to work on hay trailer a few weeks back and just used them for this as well.

 

[Squareground3691]

 

[Bigmac]

 

[FergusonTO35]

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Suddenly getting the urge to play some Mario Brothers...

 

[Barn Shop]

One would think that I run a tree trimming service, but in reality it's just a terrible addiction I have.

Every saw that is in this picture except 4 and the Stihl hedge trimmer and the Redmax brush cutter are either parts repair kits that I assembled or junk pile/ trash salvaged units.

The i purchased new are:
Husqvarna 51 in 1988, a Chinese 25cc 10"bar in 2018 and 2 Joncutters, a 75cc and a 25cc

This is just the ones I've got back together, I have roughly 30 more to do but for some reason the pile seems to grow instead of shrink.

 

[LAWN BOY]

View attachment 440649One would think that I run a tree trimming service, but in reality it's just a terrible addiction I have.

Every saw that is in this picture except 4 and the Stihl hedge trimmer and the Redmax brush cutter are either parts repair kits that I assembled or junk pile/ trash salvaged units.

The i purchased new are:
Husqvarna 51 in 1988, a Chinese 25cc 10"bar in 2018 and 2 Joncutters, a 75cc and a 25cc

This is just the ones I've got back together, I have roughly 30 more to do but for some reason the pile seems to grow instead of shrink.

It’s a good addiction.