What's on your bench?

[Wolverine]

Cutting blades for a print rolling machine... ???

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I have experience with sheeters. The blades I’ve used are pretty hefty rectangular shape. But, they’d have to have a chit ton of holes down each one for adjustments. Pain in the arse they are! Set with tissue paper.

 

[Wolverine]

Bought my boy a carb kit for his HU365sp. It’s been a bear to start lately so we figured a diaphragm. Just noticed the choke plate loose so it probably wasn’t closing tight.

 

[usmcbuckwild]

Bought my boy a carb kit for his HU365sp. It’s been a bear to start lately so we figured a diaphragm. Just noticed the choke plate loose so it probably wasn’t closing tight.

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Never seen a loose butterfly on an HD12b

 

[beaglebriar]

Anyone know what these are? 39 3/8” long 1 1/4” wide 3/8” thick. Say Tyzack Machine Knives LTD. Sheffield England.

I have 10. Any idea of what a useful purpose besides making knives?
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Could be sheeter or chopper blades. Both of those have a shallow angle on the cutting edge. At least the ones I deal with anyway. Planer blades will have a steeper angle.

Most are high speed steel and can be repurposed. The cutting edge on my tractor bucket is a Polar shear blade. You don't wanna wack your shin on it you'll be leaving some behind. Lol

 

[MustangMike]

They likely ran the 441 low on fuel and kept trying to start it and it went into "rich protective mode" like it does for an air leak. Hold the throttle all the way open and pull the rope, I'll bet it will start.

Unless you can get it "re set", it will take a several tanks of fuel to fix itself.

 

[Backtroller]

Zero angle on these. Kind of beveled the corners off

 

[Wolverine]

Zero angle on these. Kind of beveled the corners off

I'd say not a designed "knife" of any sorts if the edges aren't at least 90 degree's square.

 

[huskyboy]

Bought my boy a carb kit for his HU365sp. It’s been a bear to start lately so we figured a diaphragm. Just noticed the choke plate loose so it probably wasn’t closing tight.

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Lucky that screw didn’t come out and destroy the cylinder.

 

[Wolverine]

Lucky that screw didn’t come out and destroy the cylinder.

I thought that too. The end is split and spread so it won't turn out more than about 1/2 turn.

 

[Backtroller]

Weird. I’d like to get them to someone who could use them. They’ve moved with me and have sat in my basement for years

 

[usmcbuckwild]

Weird. I’d like to get them to someone who could use them. They’ve moved with me and have sat in my basement for years View attachment 153870View attachment 153871

A break would be my guess

 

[Deets066]

Don't know about TN or IL, but its a local favorite in Michigan

We have it here, good stuff

 

[Fruecrue]

Buffalo and Labatts are two peas in a pod

 

[tickbitintn]

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I would give it my best shot to empty those with the help of my friends. [emoji3][emoji16][emoji482]

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[mdavlee]

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Bunch of stuff

What barrels you got there?

 

[mdavlee]

Got a little laugh just now. Stihl guy dropping off 2 saws 026 441.

Holy heck are the mtronic 441 known hard starters? I pulled and pulled and pulled and pulled and pulled and pulled. Jeez freaking whiz if my poulan acted like this I would be pizzed. I showed the guy my 70.7cc poulan on the bench and it fired off 1st dang pull. crazy right and hadnt been started for a week maybe. Dropped off PHO

If it has a bad solenoid it could be. Should fire up pretty quick from the ones I’ve seen and owned

 

[usmcbuckwild]

What barrels you got there?

LaRue 10.5 and 14.5

I run a 3 digit serial number 1st gen Noveske lower, New Frontier ultra light upper. Other build is a ultralight tester lower and a matched billet upper.

 

[mdavlee]

LaRue 10.5 and 14.5

I run a 3 digit serial number 1st gen Noveske lower, New Frontier ultra light upper. Other build is a ultralight tester lower and a matched billet upper.

Nice. I have a Noveske Chainsaw upper with a 16” melonited barrel lead farmer wanted to try with ALG rail and Noveske flaming pig flash hider. I was going to go 13.7” barrel and pin the pig, but I got talked out of it. It’s a poor mans SBR.

 

[drf256]

Interesting observations here. 038M vs 262 Husky. 52 vs 48mm. Same stroke as well. Hmmm....

This 52mm jug is AM, but an OEM one has been found for the experiment once the calculations and measures are fighured out on the junker jug.

 

[Duane(Pa)]

Interesting observations here. 038M vs 262 Husky. 52 vs 48mm. Same stroke as well. Hmmm....

This 52mm jug is AM, but an OEM one has been found for the experiment once the calculations and measures are fighured out on the junker jug.

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Ewe going to call this thing “The Mule”?
I bet you could rent it out “Down South”...