Show us your carnage...

[Onan18]

BTW - in another thread I noted how these pieces can be quite instructional when trying to explain things to customers, new saw users, etc. What a 'worn' sprocket looks like compared to a new one; what running 'straight gas' does to your engine' what a worn out bar looks like; why you wear chaps; etc.. etc., etc. Save some of your 'good' ones.

Philbert

That is why we have "The Wall of Shame."

 

[tickbitintn]

This is the crank from the saw I posted the video of earlierView attachment 76972View attachment 76973View attachment 76974

Little JB and she will be good as new!!! lol

 

[Canadian farm boy]

Little JB and she will be good as new!!! lol

If only it was that easy.

 

[wcorey]

This guy put a 3/8 B&C on a 350 with a .325 spur and managed to cut with it long enough to do this;



Said he figured it needed a clutch because it was slipping, I guess he was sorta correct.
Must've felt just a little bumpy for a while there...

 

[drf256]

What is it with huskies failing big end bearings?
I see it a lot

It's the only place you can't put loctite.

 

[brandonstclair20]

BTW - in another thread I noted how these pieces can be quite instructional when trying to explain things to customers, new saw users, etc. What a 'worn' sprocket looks like compared to a new one; what running 'straight gas' does to your engine' what a worn out bar looks like; why you wear chaps; etc.. etc., etc. Save some of your 'good' ones.

Philbert

Or why you shouldn't buy a stihl (just kidding)
MS261, so close to being a carnage pic

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[Cut4fun]

Tore this one down yesterday.

Hammer time.

 

[Philbert]

? Don't the dimples reduce air resistance in the compression stroke?

Philbert

 

[Gentleman]

Today's carnage.

What caused it?

 

[Gentleman]

This guy put a 3/8 B&C on a 350 with a .325 spur and managed to cut with it long enough to do this;

View attachment 77094

Said he figured it needed a clutch because it was slipping, I guess he was sorta correct.
Must've felt just a little bumpy for a while there...

We have customer's that buy that all the time.
Then they call and complain that there's something wrong with our sprockets not fitting.

 

[Canadian farm boy]

What caused it?

I'm not 100% sure. The saw was fully rebuilt. New crank bearings and all. When I got the saw it was in pieces. From what I can tell looking at the broken crank I think it may of been cracked when I got it.