Todays snag

[Ronie]

The grey/blue in the back two.

That's some kind of black mold we get around here, it should only be on the outside of the end. I'll go out and cut the end and see in a couple of minutes, I'm uploading a video right now.

 

[Ronie]

The grey/blue in the back two.

It's solid and hard but not as hard as that log that's lost it's bark.

 

[Woodslasher]

Pics o' the 2100 I got yesterday:

 

[Johnmn]

Pics o' the 2100 I got yesterday:
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I'll give you $100. Only focus on the percentage of money you will be making, how often in life can you more than double your money!

 

[ktmtigger]

Pics o' the 2100 I got yesterday:
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That belongs in the you suck thread if still going


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[furb]

I got a nice FS85 and half a bucket of tools from the scrapyard. It’s too cold to get a picture

 

[Shane¹]

Pics o' the 2100 I got yesterday:
[ATT],

A buddy asked me to fix his 2100, after I got it running pretty well the coil died and when I went to give it back he told me to keep it! So, for the ~$40 I put into it I have a complete 2100 with a 36" b/c that just needs a coil!

Doesn't the 2100 have that same stupid 1 piece ignition the old dolmars and Stihl 045 and 056 had?

 

[Woodslasher]

Doesn't the 2100 have that same stupid 1 piece ignition the old dolmars and Stihl 045 and 056 had?

Yep, I think it’s the SEM GE but it might be the GA.

 

[Shane¹]

Yep, I think it’s the SEM GE but it might be the GA.

Didn't some of those have a Bosch set up too?

 

[Woodslasher]

Didn't some of those have a Bosch set up too?

I’m not sure, I know this flywheel says SEM on it and it has the three-pawl getup but anything could be behind the flywheel. The guy I got it from said it had a weighted flywheel so it would run smoother but I have no idea whether that is true or not or what a weighted flywheel would even do.

 

[jacob j.]

I’m not sure, I know this flywheel says SEM on it and it has the three-pawl getup but anything could be behind the flywheel. The guy I got it from said it had a weighted flywheel so it would run smoother but I have no idea whether that is true or not or what a weighted flywheel would even do.

I'm guessing if the flywheel is SEM then the ignition is SEM. The Bosch ignition is different dimensions and I don't believe fits under the SEM flywheel.

 

[Guido Salvage]

A long time customer dropped this on my desk. He bought a farm and this was in one of the buildings. He will be back on Monday to pick up a new SxS and I will clean it up over the weekend to show my appreciation. Eat your hearts out…

 

[Yukon Stihl]

Got my second MS150 today,the first one was very clean.
This one has the work saw look landed it here for about a buck per cc
i was told it was running bad so i checked the piston,it's nice just some dark carbon on the piston.
Tiny little hole in the muffler,3/16th" drill bit next to the hole for comparison.Muffler mod will definitely be done,timing advance and retune.

 

[Guido Salvage]

Forgot I picked this up earlier in the week. Makita announced these were coming out last year and I had not been able to find one locally. Wandered into the local Tractor Supply and they had one left and it was $100 off.

 

[davidwyby]

Forgot I picked this up earlier in the week. Makita announced these were coming out last year and I had not been able to find one locally. Wandered into the local Tractor Supply and the had one left and it was $100 off.

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My truck has like 147 zerks or something…

 

[Philbert]

Neighbor brought this over: bucket of used, dirty, slightly rusted, chains. Might be a few gems in there?

Philbert

 

[Wood Doctor]

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Neighbor brought this over: bucket of used, dirty, slightly rusted, chains. Might be a few gems in there?

Philbert

Maybe. I got about 50 lb of used chains from a logger in a 5-gallon bucket. I was able to save maybe 10 lb. One was so rusted and tangled into a blob that it was perfect for scrap steel. I trust that you paid nothing for this collection from your neighbor.

 

[Philbert]

I trust that you paid nothing for this collection from your neighbor.

It was a gift, from someone who really understands me.

Philbert

 

[Maintenance Chief]

I definitely see some diamonds in the ruff there!

 

[Wood Doctor]

It was a gift, from someone who really understands me.

Philbert

Mine was a gift also. I still have the 40 lb of chains remaining, hanging on a long hook. These are all 30" bar length (105 DL). Trouble is that most of the loops have one side of the cutters file sharpened so that the teeth are half the size of the other side. That's typical onsite sharpening that I have run into many times.

Evening the cutters up usually means losing half the chain or more. Otherwise the loop will always pull to the side and make a square cut almost impossible. In most case, it's simply not worth fooling with. However, you have always loved challenges, and this bucket of trouble is a real dandy. If anyone can save the sunken ship, you can, but save your sanity. We need you here.