What's on your bench?

[dustinwilt68]

I have done the same thing to my car trailer Brad, you are better off using rustoleum, I used chasis savor then silver urethane and then 3 coats of clear coat, lasted 1 year. Trailers take to much abuse to hold up.

 

[dustinwilt68]

This is my trailer right after I got it all done the first time, built the box and add all the front rails and stuff myself, I thought for sure the chasis saver would hold up, now I coat it every year with cans of rustoleum aluminum.

 

[Tor R]

Best protection a trailer can get without going bankrupt is:
Sandblasted
Metallization (it's still bloody expensive)
Paint system:
Ticoat (extremely important on a body who went through Metallization)
Epoxy primer
Top coat

A tad cheaper if the construction is made in iron:
Sandblasted
Paint:
Sink
Epoxy primer
Top coat

 

[Mattyo]

Look what showed up today

32.

 

[67L36Driver]

NOS piston & rings. New main bearings and seals.

I’m hoping the timing retard for starts works as it’s supposed to. There is no compression release for the 116cc. [emoji15]

 

[backhoelover]

Have you seen the gov seal tool for the vertical kaw engines? I bought one and loveeeee it

 

[Onan18]

Have you seen the gov seal tool for the vertical kaw engines? I bought one and loveeeee it

No, but you have my attention.

 

[backhoelover]

No, but you have my attention.

 

[blsnelling]

Last night's progress.

 

[Dub11]

I've never have or will probably work on a Kawasaki motor but thats slick! How is that not a factory tool in the first place?

 

[backhoelover]

I've never have or will probably work on a Kawasaki motor but thats slick! How is that not a factory tool in the first place?

i was thinking the same thing. kaw should add it to there tool line up. to be honest i think its is a sealer puller for allison trans but i could be wrong

 

[Cut4fun]

85cc

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

A nice 661C is on my bench and a 775D as well.

 

[Dub11]

A nice 661C is on my bench and a 775D as well. View attachment 94096 View attachment 94097

Yours or customers? I like that homelite with the original pull handle on it.

 

[PA Dan]

Lol dang I kept thinking their was something I was forgetting

No worries it's only a husky...probably fall out on its own anyways...[emoji44][emoji41]

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

Yours or customers? I like that homelite with the original pull handle on it.

661c is a customer's and the 775d is mine.

 

[riverrat2]

Stihl 441CM

@Mastermind has a few pics I took today I hope he will get time to post them,,,,, Had a stripped spark plug hole and I fixed it with a 14 MM time sert,,

only problem is I grabbed the one that was too long and now I got to start over,,,, Grrrrrrrrrr

It's one of my Nephew's saws (Tree guy from Breaux Bridge LA) has an interesting starter rope repair!!!!! LOL!!!

 

[Stump Shot]

Few little detail pieces for my 272xp. That piece of rubber a few inches long is for the air box and important to keep dust from entering. Just as the bellows for the throttle lever helps keep it out in the first place. It's the little things like that helps keep it running properly for a long time.

 

[drf256]

Trying to fit a 395 piston into a Very nice China 660 BB kit. Doing for Mustang Mike. Why? Cause I really like him.

The 395 slug has the two ring pins centered over the intake port. I’ll get to run fingers without having to flip the piston, will be able to still run 2 rings, will be able to widen ports to 67% of bore-the stock slug skirts are at around 60%.

Took .110 off of skirts, .025 off of crown. Weight with pin and bearing is now only 4 grams heavier than the 066BB slug the kit came with. I’ve still got some grinding to do.

Had to make a .065 spacer and run 2 gaskets as the 395 piston is around .150 taller than the 066BB slug.

If it works I will do a thread. It’s still may not.

 

[drf256]