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  1. 03-19-2012, 04:30 PM #376
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    It fired on prime....needs a carb kit
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  2. 03-19-2012, 06:50 PM #377
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    Got the 2150 ready to go



    Installed the full wrap, new fuel line, line grommet and filter on the SEZAO. I planned to rebuild the carb but this one has a Walbro HDC and I have Tilly HU kits..... Still not running exactly right but I believe it just needs some tuning.

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  3. 03-19-2012, 07:24 PM #378
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    Roanoker, It looks like we both are doing the "mad dash " to the finish....lol Thrashing to get saws up and running for the GTG
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  4. 03-19-2012, 07:51 PM #379
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pioneer fan View Post
    Roanoker, It looks like we both are doing the "mad dash " to the finish....lol Thrashing to get saws up and running for the GTG
    I already have more running than I could even consider hauling, more just trying to get some older projects done. I have about a half dozen chains I need to spin but I am too lazy to count drivers....... I get about half way through counting 80 drivers and my ADHD tells me to go do something else....
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    Quote Originally Posted by igpoe View Post
    I was serious, the cheapest primer, $2-$3 has two tiny plastic hose barbs in tthe back. It fits perfectly in the round hole for the primer on the S3270. The 1160 has a square space for the primer, so a little fab work with some stiff plastic would be called for
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    Yes sir. We had one rigged to make it work. But he wanted the original. I even offered a carb with a choke, for one, but he wanted the Pioneer primer. Even Pioneeguy600 laughed at me when I asked for advice Oh well, you cant win them all
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    Quote Originally Posted by little possum View Post
    Yes sir. We had one rigged to make it work. But he wanted the original. I even offered a carb with a choke, for one, but he wanted the Pioneer primer. Even Pioneeguy600 laughed at me when I asked for advice Oh well, you cant win them all


    LP, i will be no help to you then. I don't care about originality, in this case, just functionality. Probably going to convert to a choke-type carb, anyway. And good luck finding the pioneer primer, as I have head none myself.
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  7. 03-20-2012, 07:03 AM #382
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    it will not be long now 12 days to go

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    Like your Super EZ with the full wrap, Roanoker!!!!!

    I brought mine up to CuttinScott's for the NY GTG two weeks ago.

    I am flirting with trying to go down to VA. It is an awful long ride, about 7 hours. If the weather looks good I might just show up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ambull View Post
    Like your Super EZ with the full wrap, Roanoker!!!!!

    I brought mine up to CuttinScott's for the NY GTG two weeks ago.

    I am flirting with trying to go down to VA. It is an awful long ride, about 7 hours. If the weather looks good I might just show up.
    The theme of this GTG is "the more the merrier", so come on down.

    I have always wanted a full wrap on my SEZ and recently found this one on Ebay with all new hardware, probably paid to much for it but I wanted it. This little thing looks complete wicked with a full wrap.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ambull View Post
    Like your Super EZ with the full wrap, Roanoker!!!!!

    I brought mine up to CuttinScott's for the NY GTG two weeks ago.

    I am flirting with trying to go down to VA. It is an awful long ride, about 7 hours. If the weather looks good I might just show up.
    Come on down..................bring some 'o dem giant saws with ya
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    Is there going to be another GTG this year, after this one? I am asking because I have a couple that will not be ready for this one.

    I have started "mock up" and designing, on an intake for a MAc-7-55. Just in the very early stages, right now. It will be A custom piece, that will mount twin tilly HL's Thereby, eliminating that cluster#### mac called a carb. Like I said, very early stages...baby steps...lol.

    Twin HL's should be more than capable of feeding this engine....i hope, and will give this thing some reliability. I have overhauled the power head. Internals are stout, right from the factory. So I hope this will actually work

    What say you all about that? lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pioneer fan View Post
    Is there going to be another GTG this year, after this one? I am asking because I have a couple that will not be ready for this one.

    I have started "mock up" and designing, on an intake for a MAc-7-55. Just in the very early stages, right now. It will be A custom piece, that will mount twin tilly HL's Thereby, eliminating that cluster#### mac called a carb. Like I said, very early stages...baby steps...lol.

    Twin HL's should be more than capable of feeding this engine....i hope, and will give this thing some reliability. I have overhauled the power head. Internals are stout, right from the factory. So I hope this will actually work

    What say you all about that? lol
    Sounds like a plan to me but......... How about a intake to mount a Holley 750 double pumper??

    I am back off the saws for this week because my sister's van has started overheating.......
    Went down today and found a crack in the drivers side radiator tank and the fan relay has also gone bad, likely the overheating from the fans not running is what cracked the tank and the relay failure is likely related to the accident. Another $132 out of my pocket.......
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    yes thier will be anouther gtg this year

    yes thier will be anouther gtg this year after this one it on aug 25
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roanoker494 View Post
    The theme of this GTG is "the more the merrier", so come on down.

    I have always wanted a full wrap on my SEZ and recently found this one on Ebay with all new hardware, probably paid to much for it but I wanted it. This little thing looks complete wicked with a full wrap.
    Yes these saws rock with the full wrap. Here's mine:



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    Quote Originally Posted by Pioneer fan View Post
    Is there going to be another GTG this year, after this one? I am asking because I have a couple that will not be ready for this one.

    I have started "mock up" and designing, on an intake for a MAc-7-55. Just in the very early stages, right now. It will be A custom piece, that will mount twin tilly HL's Thereby, eliminating that cluster#### mac called a carb. Like I said, very early stages...baby steps...lol.

    Twin HL's should be more than capable of feeding this engine....i hope, and will give this thing some reliability. I have overhauled the power head. Internals are stout, right from the factory. So I hope this will actually work

    What say you all about that? lol
    I'm hoping you can solve the pulse issue in spite of the rotary valve intake system. I've considered trying to mount Tilly float types, but never taken the time to actually experiment.
    On another note, I'm hoping all you fellas will consider the Halifax Heritage Festival as a place to come and run some saws on May 5. April 21rst there's a show some of us are doing in Louisburg, NC and all are welcome there as well. Then there's Roanoker494s' show just south of Rocky Mt. Va. in June to consider. Campbell Co. Heritage Festival is in Aug. I'm fairly sure and ButnerNC is in Oct. There's others too that need saw guys.
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