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Idk. The jms crap was all the rage a few years ago. This jug just has bridge ports added
What's on your bench?
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Plus the funky intake and that notch in the exhaust. All seems kinda wonky but your probably right.
I'd just have a hard time showing a customer pics of that butchered up cylinder and handing him a bill for $500.
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Totally agree. I bought a 5100 that was butchered up like that. Ran like shìt. I don’t even like adding fingers or bridges. I just believe there are better ways. But to each his own, for sure
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I posted some pictures of this jug.....and suddenly everyone was trying something "new".
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Yeehaw. Might get both buttered and caramel popcorn with that one.
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I removed that abortion from a customer's saw. He sent it to be ported.......ran far worst than a stock saw.
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It just so happens to be MS461 day today.....
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That's one of my favorite days...[emoji16]
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Looks awful similar to this one!!
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2 successful test runs/cuts! Not sure what I'm going to dig into next.
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Probably originated on FaceBook. LOL
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I think I have an idea who ported those and I don't think it was Phil. There was a younger guy in Myrtle Point who was porting saws for while. I have a 460 jug that
looks very similar to those but without the bridge ports that came from him. It's with Brett C. right now getting some machine work to see if it can be saved.
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That's who got blamed for this one. I don't think that's true though. I do think it was passed off as one of his saws though.
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Next up BR700. Piston pin bearing let go on this one. I’m in blower hell today. Lol
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I think the guy I'm talking about is named Stefan or Steven, but he's working at a bike shop in Hillsboro now.
How much JB Weld are you mixing up for that one?
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YUCK
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Extra boost ports for the crank? A little fresh air scavenging. Lol. Ouch!
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Ain't it amazing how folks that know a little about bike engines always think a saw engine needs to be done like a bike?
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Done for today.
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I had my BVX125 (Husqvarna blower/vac) on the bench for a while. It just quit...
After some fiddling around and when I pulled the spark plug for the second time (spark tested good with an in line tester) I took a close look, there was apparently some carbon or something bridging the gap. Cleaned the plug, put it back together and finished cleaning up the leaves that have blown in during the past few weeks.
Note to all...before you test fire a blower/vac in the shop, make sure both side of the fan are clear or you will end up cleaning leaves and other debris from the whole shop.
Mark
After some fiddling around and when I pulled the spark plug for the second time (spark tested good with an in line tester) I took a close look, there was apparently some carbon or something bridging the gap. Cleaned the plug, put it back together and finished cleaning up the leaves that have blown in during the past few weeks.
Note to all...before you test fire a blower/vac in the shop, make sure both side of the fan are clear or you will end up cleaning leaves and other debris from the whole shop.
Mark
