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buck futter
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ported 361?
there were some very kind old hands that were sharing info long before those here,
Dennis (i know tough to imagine him as kind) was very generous with info perhaps not here.
Dan Henry has answerred any question I have ever asked.
Wayne Slayton gave me soo much and shared a great amount somewhere else
Adam Clarke, huge supporter
Brian Wright was more then willing to share what he was learning which was a lot.
There were others before but these were some of the builders I remember that made a difference.
also I remember people looking inside saws that others have built here and were critical of what they saw. It frankly irked me a little in the sense that perhaps we dont understand the reason someone choose to do things a certain way. it doesn't mean its bad. However it may not mean it is good.
David
there were some very kind old hands that were sharing info long before those here,
Dennis (i know tough to imagine him as kind) was very generous with info perhaps not here.
Dan Henry has answerred any question I have ever asked.
Wayne Slayton gave me soo much and shared a great amount somewhere else
Adam Clarke, huge supporter
Brian Wright was more then willing to share what he was learning which was a lot.
There were others before but these were some of the builders I remember that made a difference.
also I remember people looking inside saws that others have built here and were critical of what they saw. It frankly irked me a little in the sense that perhaps we dont understand the reason someone choose to do things a certain way. it doesn't mean its bad. However it may not mean it is good.
David
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I think that's all part of knowing what to do, and why you're doing it...
But it IS possible to have something work out well on accident...
Luck......
It knows no boundaries...
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This is what's evolved from my chainsaw days Thomas.....YeeeeeeeHaaaaaa!
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This is what's evolved from my chainsaw days Thomas.....YeeeeeeeHaaaaaa!
I gotta ask...
What is the life expectancy of the roller nose on that bar???
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Trx250r180
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whats the purpose of shining up inside the 250r cases ?
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That secrets with pictures......Hahahahahaha!
buck futter
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Well the real magic is Dennis started with a homelite xl!
http://forums2.#########.com/forums/load/tools/msg122116108999.html.
http://forums2.#########.com/forums/load/tools/msg122116108999.html.
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Yeppers.
Trx250r180
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i get it ,its kind of like mirrors on your toes ............so you can see up your pistons skirt ............
buck futter
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Because it says garden web and is blocked. Sorry did it from my phone.
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This is what's evolved from my chainsaw days Thomas.....YeeeeeeeHaaaaaa!
Are you running any power valve cylinders? (I can't tell from the pic if that is one or not)
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Power valves are for low and mid range power, and I want that exhaust port wide open, for "screaming" top end power, so they're plugged.
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That's what I was thinking, but you're the expert. :msp_wink:
CR500
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I can see where you would not want powervalves.
Personally on sleds I could not live without them since I have become spoiled by them. lol I'm a huge fan of the Servo operated ones found on Arctic Cat sleds. I can clutch a little lighter with powervalves
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