What's on your bench?

[Keith Gandy]

Another problem I noticed on 346s . If your gonna run a 359 carb, switch the boot also. The 346 boots have t he metal ring inside the boot, and when you put 359 carb and filter holder on it pushes against the boot and causes the metal ring to cut the boot. Causing an air leak. Should switch out the boot anyway because the 359 is bigger, but I've had a few people want the 346 boot on it. Or you Could switch out the metal ring for a plastic one.

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Just remove the inner ring on the 346 boot. Gives alil more flow also

 

[EvilRoySlade]

346 boot fits the intake casting better and is a bit larger opening.

 

[Wolverine]

Resealed a leaky/loose transfer cover. Caught it before it did any damage. Little red loctite should fix that.

 

[Onan18]

Some people should not own a chainsaw. In for warranty work, not cutting well.

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

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Some people should not own a chainsaw. In for warranty work, not cutting well.

But it's one of the special saws! Gear driven to cut in reverse!

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

Tuning up an MS192TC and waiting on a call back from a customer on fixing up a Homelite super xl.

 

[t4driller]

346 boot fits the intake casting better and is a bit larger opening.

I usually match the boot to the flange.

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[T.Roller]

Helped T Roller build his dream saw

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Just seen this. Thank you @rattler for all your help!

 

[Dub11]

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Some people should not own a chainsaw. In for warranty work, not cutting well.

Well yeah the blades unsharp!

 

[dall]

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Some people should not own a chainsaw. In for warranty work, not cutting well.

its a husky enough said

 

[EvilRoySlade]

I usually match the boot to the flange.

Nice! I'm always leary about sanding through the rubber. I wish I still worked at the plastics plant, I used to do prototype molding of just about any polymer.

 

[t4driller]

Nice! I'm always leary about sanding through the rubber. I wish I still worked at the plastics plant, I used to do prototype molding of just about any polymer.

So was I the first time. On the 350s I'll use the 350 filter holder. It needs a little trimming for the 359 choke butterfly to close. I match the inside diameter of the holder to the carb.

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[rattler]

Just seen this. Thank you @rattler for all your help!

Welcome David anytime.

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[big t double]

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Some people should not own a chainsaw. In for warranty work, not cutting well.

I'd like to see your warranty that you file on that one.

 

[t4driller]

Resealed a leaky/loose transfer cover. Caught it before it did any damage. Little red loctite should fix that.
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What sealer you use putting it back together? The ones I had off I had to grind on them a little for them to sit flat again. I see you did some grinding in there also.

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[Onan18]

I'd like to see your warranty that you file on that one.

Sometimes it is just easier to fix it and take the Sgt. Schultz defense.

 

[X 66 stang347 X]

Won't all fit on my bench. Damn I better get to work.

 

[Mattyo]

Jeepers

 

[big t double]

Sometimes it is just easier to fix it and take the Sgt. Schultz defense.

Yep...I get that.

 

[rattler]

Just about done with this one. 10mm 044. Ground up rebuild and port job. Just waiting for new clutch springs View attachment 75595View attachment 75596

You do the 1128 up right my Freind great work.

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