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That looks great! I haven't seen a churn like that, only the plunger churns. Looks like you're ready for some butter milk pancakes! Sent from my SM-G996U using Tapatalk

$99 good through June I have a few and know a bunch of people that have them, use and abuse them. There's plenty of parts on the web. But they're cheap enough to just replace with a new one. Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

Buddy of mine ran over his saw... Looking for a gas tank handle assembly 11417911000b Top cover Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

Thank you! How much and how can I arrange payment? What was the difference between the plastic insert compared to the notches? Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

I took the cylinder off, and the ring is stuck in one spot with some scratches. The cylinder looked good still with cross hatching visible. No visible scratches or groves. Will the difference with the plastic insert matter for the starter? Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

I don't know what broke them. There's nothing that I see. I'm guessing it was awhile ago and someone cleaned it up. It's my buddies saw, he said it slowly died. Compression was low, somewhere around 50psi when I checked it awhile ago. Wouldn't even try to fire. Had some weak spark when I checked...

Do you happen to have a cover? What's a sign that these go bad? Slowly getting a weaker spark, or just up and not work? Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

Isn't there supposed to be cooling fins on the fly wheel? These appear to all be broken off. Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

How hard are these to rebuild? Do I need any special tools to split the case for gaskets, bearings, and seals? T- handle Allen for the jug bolts in guessing? TIA Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

Pretty sure it ran a bit hot Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

Looking for a Bosch flywheel Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

the cause is your solution! dampen some saw dust push it around and problem solved. i use it in the shop for oil dry, not as effective but it's free. :givebeer:

All i can say is do your homework! i have a guy that is BPI certified, He can help you with all the pros and cons in person. I have been with him on a few quotes, he knows what hes taking about. Not biased to one insulation over another. At the least call a few insulators in the area...

Google hot roof system, or closed attic. the whole reason for the baffles is to move air on the surface of the sheeting to prevent moisture. if spray foam is in direct contact with the surface, in the right depth, hot cannot meet cold and there wont be a problem. It's a common practice in the...

Spray Foam! it's the best thing you can do. fiberglass is nothing more than a furnace filter. depending on the depth of your rafters, open cell (1/2 lb) takes more then closed cell ( 1.8 - 2.0 lb) 2lb after 2" will create a vapor barrier. 3" is 96% efficient anything over 4" is wasting your...

+1 boxelder ive seen some turned bowls made with it, that's bout all it's good for.

Nice work hats off to ya! i helped my uncle rebuild his log splitter last winter, alot of work. we changed out the beam and had some R&D on the pusher plate, make sure that it is longer than it is tall, or it could bend and twist. ask me how i know! is that a grease zerk i see on the slide...

congrats on the little helper. going to need little carharts and work boots before you know it.:clap:

thanks for the offer, but i got one from a repair shop i worked at when i was a kid, $20, impulse buy i guess.

some more pics been hectic lately, hope these pictures help some more stuck to the fly wheel, was the only way it had saw dust caked on like it has been in there, or a part from inside. but i have not seen where it could have came from. i'm not real familiar with the oil wire that...