What's on your bench?
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As far as much blades ,those mulchers and straight heavy blades I have are cut down Dixie Chopper blades .It's a Toro Titan 54 and for some reason I can't find Toro blades that are heavy .However I've became very good at straightening them out .The root from an oak bends them up pretty easily .I believe you could cut a rock with the Dixie blades .
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2 got checked out.
Dolmar PS341 for a no start and service, pretty sure I found the smoking gun in the carb. Carb kit on the way along with a new plug.
Yamaha EF4600A generator for a service. Going to pickup some oil and a new plug this weekend and I ordered a new air filter (it was missing).
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Dolmar PS341 for a no start and service, pretty sure I found the smoking gun in the carb. Carb kit on the way along with a new plug.
Yamaha EF4600A generator for a service. Going to pickup some oil and a new plug this weekend and I ordered a new air filter (it was missing).
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"Non-sunday" intake boot for the 192 showed up today while I was working.
Stuck it on when I got home.
It got a timing advance and some carving in the muffler outlet.
Night and day difference in that thing.
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Stuck it on when I got home.
It got a timing advance and some carving in the muffler outlet.
Night and day difference in that thing.
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I do recall seeing a nugget next to a Stihl...
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Lol
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After 3 tanks of Sunoco Optima and Dominator at 5oz/gallon
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Ready for whatever comes at this lineup
I’d just like to add, that this picture below is AFTER 3 full tanks of fuel. These stainless mufflers love to look brownish/blue after only 1 tank. This has 3 tanks of fuel through her ......... food for thought
I’d just like to add, that this picture below is AFTER 3 full tanks of fuel. These stainless mufflers love to look brownish/blue after only 1 tank. This has 3 tanks of fuel through her ......... food for thought
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Did the first run with the mulch kit and G5 Gator blades, they work premo.
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So what is the farthest distance you have sent a clutch flying when running a saw with out the bar and chain???
It's perfect out today and the 455 rancher that I can't seem to get rid of had a bite so I thought I'd go make a few cuts with it.
It wasn't oiling as I thought it should so took it apart on a workbench outside.
Decided to test oiler out put with the cover off....
Mine made it past the culvert and almost to the for sale sign across the street...
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It's perfect out today and the 455 rancher that I can't seem to get rid of had a bite so I thought I'd go make a few cuts with it.
It wasn't oiling as I thought it should so took it apart on a workbench outside.
Decided to test oiler out put with the cover off....
Mine made it past the culvert and almost to the for sale sign across the street...
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I thought Stihl was white. I learned something.
Looks like a 3rd ring in the top pic.
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066 got some new pokies 
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Delivering the Timecutter to my dad plus his buddy's pressure washer. Getting a ton of use out of my trailer, plus it's almost fully paid off.
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I wasn’t happy with my current set of spikes, and came across these from west coast saw. The middle spike is designed to match the bottom of the bar to help guide or match up your bar while making your undercut on your face. The gap in the middle is supposed to promote better or more range of motion when bucking and you’re rotating the saw along the log. Worst case they look cool haha
