bikemike
loud pipes save lives
That exactly my wife hates it when i get wood. Thats funny ****
The Mighty Mice get to ride on the back seat
Slackerz !!!!
Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
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Ron`s were just regular chainsaws that were giving him a headache, wouldn`t start or maybe not run right so he sent them flying out into his backyard....LOL
Dan had to clean up a lot of firewood in a bit of a hurry on Sunday, road it was sitting on will be getting layered with new gravel this week.
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Yeah .....those were short flights!!! LOL!!
I converted a few of the 026 saws over to MS260 airfilters and plastic covers, the 260 airfilters are larger and have a bigger surface area to allow more air to the carb. The filters are not the standard flockked ones but are a newer type material that allows better airflow through them and I have not seen any fine dust get through them either. The fuel tank vent on the older 026`s has to be modified for this swap but that is an easy task.
Just as long/far as a Smurf can fling them!!...LOL
bikemike
loud pipes save lives
Ill need to get one. My filter sucks in wot on the 026
I found that the ported 026`s benifit some with the bigger area filter but you need to use the bigger airfilter cover also. Huztl is selling the whole kit very reasonable, top cover,airfilter cover and the airfilter.
bikemike
loud pipes save lives
Cool. Mine dont have a cover anyways and not to shure if i want on or not. Prolly will get the cover
bikemike
loud pipes save lives
Glad today went well. Had to take down a 60plus foot elm in high winds gust up to 40 mph. No damage no injury. Went smooth and this is the end product of what the customer got
Cleaning up some very dirty covers,
The worst ones get a bath first,
After a bath and some scraping to get the real thick heavy stuff off they get a spray covering of Pizz Off,
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I have a 262XP and a 272XP that need that treatment.......both owned by the same guy.....pulpwood cutter.....never lifted a finger to clean either one. 272 didn't have spark.....pulled the recoil cover...could not see any part of the coil.....put the cover right back on....in under the bench they went......gotta save these both for a rainy day....poor......both look to be in pretty nice shape...under the crud...but gotta be in the right frame of mind to deal with that kind of buildup.......
Hey Lad.
Good luck.
Good luck.
Yeap,...pulpers, they sure mess up a saw but their saws make them money til they don`t, then they get a new saw. Most shops won`t work on pulpers saws anyway, takes too much time to clean off the crud to find a problem, never know what`s hiding under all that crud.
bikemike
loud pipes save lives
Oh whats that i see. More easy off. Cool **** man looks like its workingAfter a bath and some scraping to get the real thick heavy stuff off they get a spray covering of Pizz Off,
bikemike
loud pipes save lives
Power sprayer then easy off fume free oven cleaner and plastic bristle brush. Point squirt squirt to the dang ol swish swish. Its real easy man
Oh yeah, that stuff works real good, those were some real nasty baked on softwood tree sap covered parts. The crud was more than 1/4" thick on the insides of some of those covers.
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Jerry, where can I get some of that Piltz Off?After a bath and some scraping to get the real thick heavy stuff off they get a spray covering of Pizz Off,
