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Looking for a clutch cover for a 455 rancher. I believe it's also the same part as a 460 rancher too.
It is.
Looking for a clutch cover for a 455 rancher. I believe it's also the same part as a 460 rancher too.
I hope you Clean that before you send it out ?
I'm sending it to you for cleaning and inspection. Then you can send it on......
Careful with those. I read on the internet that Echo plastics have edges comparable to a set of Ginsu Knives.I am looking for sprocket cover, brake handle and rear handle fo Echo cs352 and 310.
Looking for a brake handle for a McCulloch 8200 if anyone has one.
Tim, I'd like to hear more about how you did the crank,I have a Poulan 4000 cylinder to trade. I have cut the base and squish. Bore condition is flawless. With a .020" gasket, it should bolt on a stock saw and be perfect.
I am looking to trade it for a stock Poulan 4000 cylinder. I have stroked the crankshaft on my 4000. The cut base on the cylinder in combination with the longer stroke would require a cylinder spacer. It makes more sense to just use a stock cylinder with the stroked crank. Also, wanting a magnesium clutch cover.
I ground an offset crankpin. Then bushed the original crank halves. I posted more info and pictures in the Poulan thread on sawhawgz. Total indicated run out was .0002" when done, same as stock. That offset pin was originally the low/reverse servo pin from a Chrysler 727, 47RE transmission. I used a spin fixture and surface grinder to make the pin. I have an extra spin fixture for sale on ebay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/222312197437?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649Tim, I'd like to hear more about how you did the crank,