usmcbuckwild
Buck
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- 4866
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- Dec 24, 2017
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Looks real nice, just dirty. My 066 looked a lot worse when I got her, but she cleaned up real nice.
???Dude was that next to a litter box?
Did you pop the seals and check the bearings? Seals have a way of hiding bearing play sometimes.I got real lucky today. Got a call from a tree guy that he found another "parts 460" to give me. Told him I can always use parts.
Turns out it is not a 460, but a 12 mm 044. P+C are good, and it has compression. Can't figure why it ended up in the junk pile, but maybe it got crushed before AM tank holders, etc, were out there.
The bearings don't seem to have any play, and I pulled the cylinder and there is some carbon on the top of the piston, and the top of the jug, but the piston looks good (not warn) and the crank looks brand new!
The coil was hanging from the spark plug, and it has a all metal flywheel.
I think I'll do a base gasket delete (and check port timing) and replace the case P+C on one of my Asian 440s.
Thanks MikeLooking good Mike.
Thanks Mike
Much cleaner than mine... [emoji846]
The # on this one are 80 99 118 squish is 22 it probably want see anything longer than a 28 in b/cMuch cleaner than mine... [emoji846]
What numbers do you shoot for in yours?
(Long bar saw wise)
I left my exhaust low and didn't raise transfers... after a few tanks for break in it feels slow and held back... Exhaust needs to go up along with transfers but right now I am without a 90°....
So it will probably be put back for a bit.
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Did you pop the seals and check the bearings? Seals have a way of hiding bearing play sometimes.