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This was interesting although he managed to destroy them.

Visually, the new format is just ok. I mostly keep up with the WTF section and since the new format, when I find a picture I want to text to someone, there's no option to send with text message. Can't find a way around it yet. There is an icon to share, but no option for texting.

That would be Oak.

I like that idea, with video of course. The big lag screws and lawnmower handle would be neat to watch too.

Looks like the Ash that's dying around here.

Turn the camera 90 degrees, otherwise, good video.

I have a 128LD and broke the fragile choke lever on the carb, I ordered a chinese carb, don't remember the price but was really cheap. I was skeptical, but it has been running without a hiccup.

Could you tell how you took it apart, my gas spout is sticking and won't spring closed sometime when I lift it. Something inside the nozzle is sticking and I can't figure how it comes apart. I really like the can otherwise and seems to be tough.

I have a straight and a curved hemostat set and find them really useful, changing the fuel filter on the tractor or using them to replace fuel line on a chainsaw. The curved set is handy pulling the chainsaw fuel line into the tank through the fill hole. There might be a better way, but I trim...

When I got my 026, it would take 15 to 20 pulls to get a pop. The choke wasn't closing so I bought an oe air filter, that one wouldn't close all the way either so I asked for a different one and it was better. Now it takes 10 to 12 pulls and it pops. I suppose that''s as good as it gets.

It does a good job plowing too, starts about 7:00.

Disappointing, no pizz reving before making the cut.:chainsaw:

This one works well for me and it's been tuff.

I have a friend that does that with , weedeater, leaf blower, or pressure washer, anything with a pull start.

Also, holding the saw WFO and SLAMMING it into the wood, mostly see this on Youtube videos.

Especially this, my number one cringe when I see it.

Don't know if there's rubber, but if it has an inboard clutch, you were probably smelling really hot plastic. Maybe the crank seal is rubber, if that's what you smelled, it's cooked along with the plastic.

I know some guys that disposed of one, threw in some old tires and lit it. You're right about the smoke...or so I was told.:blob2:

I think you hit it, same principle as the grub screws in the 025 tank vent, probably some others too.

The small one in front is Hackberry and I think the big one is Cherry.