What's on your bench?

[paragonbuilder]

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[paragonbuilder]

.027 squish with no gasket


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[rattler]

Dan I think I used a lrb piston in one of these

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[Termitebuffet]

Dan I think I used a lrb piston in one of these

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Huh ? [emoji2]

 

[rattler]

Little red barn Jred piston

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[Termitebuffet]

Little red barn Jred piston

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Ok I thought you was talking code ...er somefin. [emoji106]

 

[paragonbuilder]

Dan I think I used a lrb piston in one of these

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This one?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/141695017255


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[rattler]

This one?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/141695017255


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Yes Sir I think that's it it's a while back.

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[Czed]

I truly enjoy working on stuff guy's
take apart and can't fix lol

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

We used esales...the stopped that and made us switch last October I think. Yea, slow and terrible.

We used Esales and media cat. Miss those.

 

[big t double]

We used Esales and media cat. Miss those.

I still use mediacat from time to time. That's how I got that old 261 coil number. You just have to reset the date on the computer to a date before it expired and it will work.

 

[Czed]

Be thankful to have good safe saw's.
A guy i know was trying to start this 250 he had been cutting firewood two year's just like this i didn't know about it until now and it won't start .
Due to injuries and not able to work
He couldn't buy another.
He borrowed a 211 from his dad.
It has a lot of water in the gas and a trimmer handle that's very hard to pull it's too small and it leaks oil he said .
I'm going to go through it and fix it for him.
It's his "big saw" lol
I'm going to teach him to sharpen chains too.

 

[peter92]

Picked up a 009 with the rod bearing in the bottom of the case , no history on the saw , so heres some pics and let me know what you think
The crank seems to be not damaged but cant tell yet
Peter

 

[MS290man]

The 040 is done. And it runs!

 

[Onan18]

The 040 is done. And it runs! View attachment 73780View attachment 73781

Hope you used a whole bottle of loctite, people say Huskys are bad about losing screws!



Seriously though she looks good.

 

[jake wells]

a fifth of early times that is half gone.

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

Lot's of sanding stuff, body fillers, and dent pulling stuff are on my bench at home. Trying to hammer on getting the 66's cab done!

 

[Jon1212]

Today I worked on a Husqvarna 261, Craftsman 42cc, Dolmar 6000i, FS56RC, Husqvarna 440, and a Shindaiwa 680.

 

[67L36Driver]

Picked up a 009 with the rod bearing in the bottom of the case , no history on the saw , so heres some pics and let me know what you think
The crank seems to be not damaged but cant tell yet
Peter

Them are a PITA to tinker the bottom end. Keep the rod w/rollers at BDC with a clamp of some sort on the flywheel so the rod won't shift sideways.

Load the bearing rollers with a strip of sheet metal (copper works great) bent to shape.

Keep them in place with a wide rubber band to slide the rod over them.

Avoid the urge the raise the piston when sliding on the cylinder.

 

[67L36Driver]

012 shown above.

I have enuff parts to build one excepting a good crankcase assembly.

And, there is a surprising difference in power between an 011 and an 012.

Only 4cc but......[emoji848]