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Anyone that orders parts should research what they are paying and not just use any one vendor. That is what procurement teaches purchasing departments. There are times with vendors like JD that you find the same part for on Amazon for an example cheaper with shipping included than buying direct...

You definitely don't to burn it. I have had severe out breaks caused by it. When I was a kid we boys dug a cave in a sand dune out in Salinas, CA. We all three was nearly hospitalize because of it. And about 15 yrs old I cutting firewood from push up trees. I saw no signs of it around but by...

I just found out who the local farmer and had a talk with him about it. Like a lot large farmers he didn't know I had move in. So he came by looked at the trees and agreed it was his personnel fault for spraying when the wind was blowing my direction. Sometimes all you got to do is ask. Just...

I just found who the local farmer and had a talk with him about it. Like a lot large farmers he didn't know I had move in. So he came by looked at the trees and agreed it was his personnel fault for spraying when the wind was blowing my direction. Sometimes all you got to do is ask. Just like...

We had similar to happen in Alabama when the local county start spraying the roadsides. They didn't account for the runoff and did a lot damage to river's system. Plants died and fish caught out the rivers had large sores along some dying. I even was fishing one time when they across the river...

Well they did sell the wrong product and I didn't notice it was the Ester version. I was use to using the Amine salt version. They just said it was the same product that I asked for. Once I found out it was the wrong product I got rid of it from my stores. BTW, Some of the Coop personnel are...

No I don't remember as that was nearly 20 yrs ago. I have been very ever since not to buy the Ester version. Currently here I have no early soybeans fields. They just harvested the wheat fields but it is too hot to spray 2-4D here but they are planting soybeans in those fields. With being so...

I haven't read this whole thread but 2,4-D isn't all that bad when properly used. Now there are two versions of it. An Ester version and an Amine version. The Ester version is a lot more volatile and tends to gas off and drift at much lower temperature. It is a heavy gas so hangs low to the...

I trying to help a gentlemen over on the AnswerArmy site that needs his chain id on his 435e. Here is info he has provided. Thanks in advance for any help.

Yes that what's is on them currently. Not looking to change out the rim drive unless there is no choice.

I my case I have two 041 is the shop and both Spur drive drums. One the serial is gone and the other is the one listed above. So will order the above PN and see what gives from there. THe one that purchase off Ebay actual was in better condition except for improperly install fuel lines and...

What is the PN for the 3/8 7 tooth spur drive clutch drum on the 041AV? When I lookup the number I have here in the IPL the cross that all for after SN 5664891 and the unit I am working on is SN 4148930. Will the 1113 640 2000 work as my spur has the oil pump drive hole in one of tooths?

You could have always brought some equipment thru a big box store like Home Depot, Lowe's or Wal-mart to only find out when your need service it has to be sent off for repairs where where you buy from a local dealer they usually do their own repair work.

You will not find an online Retailer for new Stihl parts as Stihl has policy against online sales. You may find used parts and aftermarket parts online but any Stihl dealer selling new pats online that is caught by Stihl will be required to pull the site or lose their dealership privileges or...

Nothing. Just lube the crank seals lips.

This I understood this and can see what Oregon reasoning was as the chain might be a little grabby. The following is not directed at GerrySm but I am tired of being snap at for trying a have a reasonable discuss. 6 yrs is enough. As for me asking what I thought be a somewhat simple question...

As clear as mud...and maybe I wasn't clear with my question either. I knew the angles are set locked in but didn't see how cutter position was fixed. After downloading the manual for the HF unit I now see that there appears to be a adjustable spring loaded cutter stop and I was thinking along a...

Tnx Philbert that help me to make my mind up to stay with the hand sharping as it probably take me less time to sharpen by hand then fool around setting cutter position everytime since I only sharpen a handful chains each month.

I know this is probably off topic but how do electric sharpers work as far indexing (advancing) the cutters to next one? Is automatic or manually done? Kinda thinking of buying one but hand sharping is the way I have done it for 30 years and have straighten a lot screwed machine sharpen chains...

You know me Doug I was going to get out that jack hammer of mine. :laugh: But seriously I know about tearing those and it is expected that why I wait to order after I get things apart. I was just helping a member out @AnswerArmy and it had been about 4 yrs since my last 55 overhaul. I had an...