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just being myself
probably should not talk, they may put me on the naughty step...
On thing i didnt like about mine it was chinsy on the oil so i would use 20w motor oil until i opened up the jet buried in the foam filter then it was fine with bar oilOut of the box they are impressive. One only probably three options for a top handle saw IMO.
Super easy to mechanic on too
I was under the impression that they were scorned piston.... I guess I was wrong.I'm not sure what you are talking about........but that's ok.
I was under the impression that they were scorned piston.... I guess I was wrong.
ABUSIVE mutilation!.these saws were on the bench to get this treatment.
Yeah. The oiler diaphragms get tired after 25+ years of service, or just sitting. Thinner oil def helps plus you always have the manual overrideOn thing i didnt like about mine it was chinsy on the oil so i would use 20w motor oil until i opened up the jet buried in the foam filter then it was fine with bar oil
Your avatar shows me that might be a good reason to run a dull chain..It's away fun to play
Alway keep ur ears open
Yeahhhh you got some run time on that sawI've been really enjoying cutting lately with one of my Shindaiwa saws. The saw is a lightly modified 488, has been my main go-to saw lately. In the recent ice storms and all the subsequent sawdust making activities, it stopped oiling.
Finally got time to take a look at it...
A little clean up...
I had a spare oiler from a 577 carcass, which is the same oil pump (Mikuni) as the 488. The plastic worm gear was in good shape, oddly enough.
Back together, and oiling like a champ!
Ouch! I hope you get better.a 6" 20# vise that I some how knock off the bench right onto the arch of my right foot putting and end to todays play.
Brand new chain was in itYour avatar shows me that might be a good reason to run a dull chain..
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