I always remember your stories about the 'master' and his exclusive use of the big upright cylinder geardrives Randy.
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I always remember your stories about the 'master' and his exclusive use of the big upright cylinder geardrives Randy.
RandyMac
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Old Ray had more than a dozen of them, most were complete and running, the rest were parts.
He had a couple in blue as well.
He had a couple in blue as well.
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Randy, did Ray run any 7-29's or comment about them?
I would have loved to have seen him in action
Took an XL-76 for a ride today. This one hasn't seen wood in a year and a half or so. Fired right up and got busy. Always pulling strong.
Eating wood like a champ......lots of fun, as usual.
Eating wood like a champ......lots of fun, as usual.
RandyMac
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Before the 900s, he ran Malls.
Well he certainly had good taste. The 900 series are terrific machines, and there are no flies on the Mall products either.
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Anyone interested in a homelite 28 inch bar and 2 ripping chains and one milling chain for sale or trade. Rails are square this is 3/8 .050
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I'm interested, price?Anyone interested in a homelite 28 inch bar and 2 ripping chains and one milling chain for sale or trade. Rails are square this is 3/8 .050
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That would be great Heath. I was thinking of trying 3/4" ID heater hose and spraying it with bed liner. I figure I can get the hose on using the compressed air method but haven't tried that yet. I think the only saw guys that actually sell that stuff is Stihl.
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I want to say that's how he did it, & it works great.
Idk about the bed liner: @Adirondackstihl did that with a Webber Wrap & some mentioned it was too coarse to use without gloves.
@canadianfarmboy.
Must have hands of a girl. Hands of a girl I say.
Not all bedliner sprays are created equal.
Looking for grommets for the fuel line for my 130VI, Canadian version.
Thanks,
Lee
Thanks,
Lee
I know the XL-76 takes a 3/8 case hole X 1/8" thick panel for a 1/4" fuel line. If the 130 is the same,
Groove width would be 1/8"
Inside diameter 1/4"
Groove diameter 3/8"
Not sure where you will find them. I've been picking them up at partsource which I don't believe you have up there. Make sure the ones you buy are nitrile (Buna N)
Maybe Home Hardware?
Joyce will have them for an XL-123
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Chainsaws and Fire Trucks, perfect.
If Joyce can't help, Leon will likely have something that will work, he has kits made up for a lot of saws.
www.leonschainsawpartsandrepair.com/apps/search?q=FLS*
(My connection is so slow that undee70ss' response did not show up till I posted! :{( )
