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The muffler bolts on mine stripped out a while back, looking at reversing the screws versus a newer jug. As is, the bolts thread in to the jug, I might have to secure some studs in place, and use locknuts instead. Any suggestions (or a good jug laying around)?

046, check your PM's You arrange the cash, I'll pick up and get it in the mail. Shipping is on you, since an 084 is pretty heavy.:chainsaw:

Seattle CL has an 084av with a 36" bar for 300! Ad says it starts and runs great. Located at a pawnshop just a few miles from my office. I'd grab it in a heartbeat, but I am short on cash, and just bought a house.:censored:

Oops Forgot to say, its a Stihl

Just saw this on Seattle CL, in the kirkand area. Don't need it, and don't have any money to boot. Ad says that her ex left it and she wants it gone, looks freakin' brand new! http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/tls/1036389724.html $20 finders fee if anybody from here buys it. Oh well, it...

If you can scan it I'll take a copy, too. Or run it by kinkos and make a photocopy, I'll gladly pay the copying and postage!

Nice one Brages, I have to hand it to you for that one!!! There is also this for an option http://www.ps-med.com/bandage/description_fcp01.html It is known as an Israeli trauma bandage. They are supposed to be reall great, and not that expensive, about 7 bucks, depending on where you get...

Okay, how many of you would consider using this on yourself or your cutting partner? Suture kits have their place, but you have to hold still for a while while somebody sews you up. At least with this, you could repair yourself...

Just found this on CL, no way on he!! that I am going to try and make a run up I-5 on a friday afternoon! Listed as Husky chainsaw Free Husquvarna chain saw 16-inch. Dirty but with sharp chain. Needs a tune-up; takes several pulls to start it. Case included. Blade guard included along with...

Recalls Brake failure on Homelite chain saws November 4, 2008 About 370,000 Homelite chain saws, made in China and imported by Homelite Consumer Products Inc., are being recalled because the chain brake can fail to stop the chain on its first application, posing a risk of injury. No...

When I worked as a volunteer firefighter, the penalty for having a recognizable photo in the paper or on the news was GOOD ice cream for the crew. What should the penalty be for seeing you on KIRO last night cleaning up that storm damage? At least I finally got to see someone actually using...

http://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/tls/838416921.html Found this just a few seconds ago, have no need, and it is the wrong color, so I will pass. Looks like it just needs a carb kit.

I found this while boredly researching (goofing off) I doubt they have it in store, probably have to order one. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=99835

T-9 is easy Get ahold of grizzly up in Bellingham, they sell t-9

That will work Thanks Andy, need to grab a can for the worn spots on my older beasts.

Lakeside, do you know of a place locally to find LPS-3? I saw that you recommended it for sealing older chipped saw in another thread, and want to find some.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/tls/805004671.html I guess it takes all kinds. On CL, you can find some good deals, some rip-offs, people thinking that their prized saw only depreciated $10 since they bought it 12 years ago, then there is this guy.:yourock:

Huh? Are you okay Roger? Don't tell me that you would take $976 for your alpine with a 3120 on it. If you are serious, I'll see you this weekend. If you are just in a good mood or have an open brew there, crack open another one.

Just my .02 I would be a bit leary about carving driftwood. At least around here, it is usually loaded with sand. Would eat up many chains. Sometimes things are free for a reason.

Choke seems to be okay I think the choke is all right. I think that I may have a really small leak in a fuel line somewhere. Makes it so that the saw loses its' prime if it sits for more than a week or so. One of these days, I will probably drop in a new gas line, once I get some other projects...