What's on your bench?

[Czed]

Tb

They are white knuckle saws with no AV but are really good for the money.
I wouldn't get one for firewood over a 660.
Good for milling or converting to 090 so you can start it and make small children cry

I ran one all day year's ago an old 090 that was enough for me lol.
But a couple of guy's i know are talking about them.
I would get the 660 myself.

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

Got an 07 a/c dvx 400 running real good yesterday....she'll pull the front wheels off the ground.
Then got another champion generator running.....this one came complete with a big fat black widow.......I decided not to use my usually killing method.....soak in carb cleaner and a torch( ) so the pressure washer had to do.

 

[Mastermind]

ummm, wood splitter result, can't use the hand for the next two weeks lol, all in all I had pure luck.

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what ashame, working with 2152W, 2159W, 3x346 xpg, 242xpg and a 246

Dammit Tor.

I ran one all day year's ago an old 090 that was enough for me lol.
But a couple of guy's i know are talking about them.
I would get the 660 myself.

I was impressed with @T.Roller 's MS660 clone yesterday.

 

[T.Roller]

Dammit Tor.



I was impressed with @T.Roller 's MS660 clone yesterday.

Thank you sir

 

[Mastermind]

Thank you sir

Started good, idled good, pulled hard.....What's not to love?

 

[T.Roller]

Started good, idled good, pulled hard.....What's not to love?

I dunno lol

 

[Mastermind]

I ran one all day year's ago an old 090 that was enough for me lol.
But a couple of guy's i know are talking about them.
I would get the 660 myself.

I've had several 090 and 070s over the years.......never felt the need to hang onto a one of em.

 

[dolmarkid]

Too dam heavy imo

 

[Tor R]

242, no wonder why the crank moved with tension, whoever put in new bearings never got it correct....picture is without bolts, pay attention to the oil tank (this case is a perfect example why those crank mounting kits is worth every dolar)


good thing is that the pto bearing goes nice and smooth in company with one I took out from an 44 )

 

[RocketRoss57]

A buddy of mine cuts firewood and Mills slabs for a living, he Is rough on saws. I've seen his saws after being caught on fire from a wonky clutch to just flat being ran over by equipment. But when he brings me a saw cause he can't get it to run because of...

maybe it's not so bad cause he pays me well to do something that he would rather not be doing. Plus I really enjoy it. Maybe CAD isn't so bad after all.

 

[beaglebriar]

I just fixed a weed wacker for a guy that was maybe worth 20 bucks. They wanna drag it in I'll fix it but the rates still the same.

 

[Jon1212]

A buddy of mine cuts firewood and Mills slabs for a living, he Is rough on saws. I've seen his saws after being caught on fire from a wonky clutch to just flat being ran over by equipment. But when he brings me a saw cause he can't get it to run because of...

View attachment 89654 View attachment 89655 View attachment 89656 maybe it's not so bad cause he pays me well to do something that he would rather not be doing. Plus I really enjoy it. Maybe CAD isn't so bad after all.

That one looks like an extra trip through the wash bin may be in order.
Here's a MS250 I was graced with.

I just fixed a weed wacker for a guy that was maybe worth 20 bucks. They wanna drag it in I'll fix it but the rates still the same.

Exactly!

 

[Jon1212]

Another "good" one I had come in.....034 from Provo City Fire Department. Apparently some of the firefighters think they know what they are doing. They greased the needle cage bearing on the clutch, but forgot to put the dished washer back on. The bearing disintegrated, taking out the worm gear, and oil line. The clutch drum did a number on the oil pump, but it still is functional, just missing some surface metal.
I ended up having to clean out the pto side twice to remove all bits of the bearing.

 

[cobey]

Who made the pop up???

 

[paragonbuilder]

True. Or possibly windy roads.
.

I'm not sure I'm an expert on this, but I believe the correct vernacular would be winding roads...

Otherwise we may think you are referring to a breezy road... or at least that's what I "heard"...

 

[beaglebriar]

ummm, wood splitter result, can't use the hand for the next two weeks lol, all in all I had pure luck.

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what ashame, working with 2152W, 2159W, 3x346 xpg, 242xpg and a 246

Can't like that Tor. Hope it heals well.

 

[Tor R]

Can't like that Tor. Hope it heals well.

thanks bud, it was a paintful experience, but my wounds and cuts heals nice.
I'm bored at home so I've started to prepare my projects, in one week or so my hand should be ready for some work again

 

[backhoelover]

With a batch seals and stuffs I figured out it was time to continue my tool collection...
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Will continue to stuff up on my next order from my main dealer

My dealer has two shops so I stopped by hos second one...
30$ and they where mine:
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Both will end up as part saws, a shame with the 242, all of us thought it was mainly Mahle jugs and a bit more rare with Gilardoni, well, they had KS jugs also... Unfortantly this one is scored bad. I had @Landmark in my mind when I grabbed her, nevertheless those G parts will head his way

44 top end will head for @DSS

what models does the crank pullers work on?

 

[Mattyo]

My pullers work on most models



Two 394s on the bench!

 

[Jon1212]

I'm not sure I'm an expert on this, but I believe the correct vernacular would be winding roads...

Otherwise we may think you are referring to a breezy road... or at least that's what I "heard"...

This may be correct.