What's on your bench?

[merc_man]

Just go to a Walmart or something. Grab the cheapest battery. I'm assuming it's equivalent to a lawnmower. I get about 3 years from them.

Ther smaller then a lawnmower battery.
Smaller then an atv battery too

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[RI Chevy]

Wow. DO you have a pic?

 

[huskyboy]

Conversion time

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Nice! You gonna swap to the metal cage bearings too?

 

[Lcfd1124]

661 with the crushed syndrome. Getting new tank and clutch cover

 

[Lcfd1124]

Pro mac 700 with a bow getting new fuel line and tank gasket

 

[huskihl]

Nice! You gonna swap to the metal cage bearings too?

No. But he should be good to go if he runs better oil and keeps the chain sharp

 

[Maintenance Chief]

661 with the crushed syndrome. Getting new tank and clutch coverView attachment 315002

Man those fellows around you are good at tree modifications! They picked the right guy to fix that sucker.

 

[Lcfd1124]

Man those fellows around you are good at tree modifications! They picked the right guy to fix that sucker.

Yeah they could tear an anvil up with a feather. They could almost be firemen

 

[merc_man]

Had the 181 apart today after giving it a workout. I tried repairing the fuel line years ago with a grommet through the tank but realised ther wasnt enough room for grommet so when it was apart for a good cleaning i put a peace of bigger fuel line over the fuel line to take up the space. It may not stop it 100 percent but will be way better than it was befor. It was only good for bucking and not falling.

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[president]

An older local fellow asked me to get this running, has a ton of comp. His dad bought it new. Winter project.
He also gave me a bar,,gonna be a wall hanger.
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Hey Bob, I most likley have some parts for your old 65L
if you need em!

 

[Maintenance Chief]

I think my pto seal was bad in the 044.

 

[WillG]

Generac 7550 that was driving me nuts. Her complaint was starts and dies, diagnosed a faulty oil pressure switch for the low oil pressure shutdown. Replaced the switch with a new OEM one and still same problem, verified good oil pressure after running for a few minutes, was 35 psi. Switch should go open with pressure on it, new one was faulty out of the box. Dealer warrantied it for me. Another new one had it sorted. Serviced it with an oil change, new air filter and plug. Replaced the battery which was bad too. I guess I learned again that just because it's new, doesn't mean it's good!

Tomorrow I have a Husqvarna 353 to diagnose an oil leak on.

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[Woodslasher]

Don't tell an 066 wrap to get bent....

 

[Ronie]

I'm going to try and put this 044 jug on an 036.

 

[WillG]

Husqvarna 353 for a bar oil leak. Removed bar/chain and cleaned possible leak areas. Filled with bar oil and now just to wait to see where it's leaking.

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[Johnmn]

Husqvarna 353 for a bar oil leak. Removed bar/chain and cleaned possible leak areas. Filled with bar oil and now just to wait to see where it's leaking.

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Will pull the oil hose out of the case, clean up everything to get rid of any oil. I like to use break cleaner, add your favorite oil resistant sealer and reassemble, problem solved.

 

[WillG]

Will pull the oil hose out of the case, clean up everything to get rid of any oil. I like to use break cleaner, add your favorite oil resistant sealer and reassemble, problem solved.

Thanks for the tip John! Will Motoseal do?

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[huskihl]

Thanks for the tip John! Will Motoseal do?

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Yep. Just make sure everything is oil free

 

[WillG]

Cool, thanks guys.

Got this Generac 2700 psi 2.7 GPM pressure washer yesterday for free. Nice unit too, ohvi engine with full pressure lube and low oil pressure shutdown, triplex pump. This evening I topped up the oil, freed up the throttle plate, and squirted some brake clean down the carb and it popped off. Put some fuel in the tank, primed it and it started right up and ran nice. Only ran it for about 15 seconds as I didn't have water hooked up to it. When I have more time/light I'll hook up water and see if the pump is good. I did put some pump saver through the pump too.

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[Sawrain]

Another chainsaw dyno.