Broken cooling fins - problem?

[john taliaferro]

Sorry, wrong image.
John

well i might have tried it once at a party ,but i didn't inhale.

 

[Mastermind]

Always makin fun of big ears...them mules got feels you know.

 

[JayC]

And, once again, another thread spins off into the stratosphere...

JayC

 

[luvsaws]

opcorn:

 

[Mastermind]

And, once again, another thread spins off into the stratosphere...

JayC

It's just what we do...you can say thanks at any time...lol

 

[Griner Bros.]

And, once again, another thread spins off into the stratosphere...

:deadhorse:
The question was answered 2-3 times in this thread ...

So ... time to divert ... it was starting to go to an old and unnecessary fin problem ...

 

[JayC]

So ... time to divert ... it was starting to go to an old and unnecessary fin problem ...

Good point. On a mildly related note, I got the saw all cleaned up and fired up yesterday. After a quick shot of engine degreaser and a squirt from a power washer, it looks close to new. I never used a pro saw before - man, does that thing handle nice and cut fast - wow.

JayC

 

[Mastermind]

Good point. On a mildly related note, I got the saw all cleaned up and fired up yesterday. After a quick shot of engine degreaser and a squirt from a power washer, it looks close to new. I never used a pro saw before - man, does that thing handle nice and cut fast - wow.

JayC

Cool..a good running saw is truly a blessing...I been in the woods without one before...a very frustrating day indeed. Rep to ya.

 

[Hddnis]

Cool, I like clean saws and use my power washer on mine too sometimes. Just remember to always run it like you did afterwards to get it totally dry. You probably already know that, since you did run it afterwards, but I thought I'd mention it in case anyone who didn't was reading this thread.



Mr. HE