Scooterbum
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Good call.
Year or so back I sold my bestest favorite 064 for the same reason.
No regrets.
Merry Christmas All !!!
Christmas time...
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Good call.
Year or so back I sold my bestest favorite 064 for the same reason.
No regrets.
Merry Christmas All !!!
diggers_dad
Sawchologist
#4
And... how about another trimmer related part. Could anyone use this? Shipping shouldn't be too bad. First PM willing to pay actual USPS shipping...
And... how about another trimmer related part. Could anyone use this? Shipping shouldn't be too bad. First PM willing to pay actual USPS shipping...
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Kyle..........................this isn't an "Ask Santa" thread. We post up things we want to give away here....
Chris J.
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I can't rep you, need to spread it around, so a Like will have to suffice for now.
I can't rep you, need to spread it around, so a Like will have to suffice for now.
i got him for ya
Scooterbum
Addicted to ArboristSite
All spoken for.
little possum
Crash and Burn
3 boxes loaded up ready to go out tomorrow PM after work. Sorry for the delays fellas. Promise Imma do better!
I havent forgotten anyone
I havent forgotten anyone
diggers_dad
Sawchologist
#5
Well, let's go back to chainsaw parts. If you need this I can probably cover shipping to your door, as long as it's in the lower 48. Other places may require some help with the shipping.
Well - this one went fast. Less than 10 minutes I think. It has found a new home in North Carolina.
Well, let's go back to chainsaw parts. If you need this I can probably cover shipping to your door, as long as it's in the lower 48. Other places may require some help with the shipping.
Well - this one went fast. Less than 10 minutes I think. It has found a new home in North Carolina.
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diggers_dad
Sawchologist
And #6
I'm not sure what this fits so I've included a good picture of the numbers. Yes, the scrench and bar nuts come with it. All you have to do is pay actual USPS shipping to your door.
Merry Christmas!
I'm not sure what this fits so I've included a good picture of the numbers. Yes, the scrench and bar nuts come with it. All you have to do is pay actual USPS shipping to your door.
Merry Christmas!
promac850
formerly promac610
Well, to be fair... I did not read page one. My fault.
As for Christmas giving, I will be shipping a Poulan 3300 to another member, it will be going out tomorrow. Deal is already set on that one.
I decided a different fate for that saw, it will not be StumpBroke and kept like I originally planned since that money is going elsewhere. (sorry Stumpy) The new owner will likely show up in the Poulan thread with some questions once he gets the saw. Treat him badly and I will send dog #### and coal to those who treated him so.
Thanks for the reminder on that. Going out to the barn to get this boxed up and ready to go in the morning.
I'm not sure what this fits so I've included a good picture of the numbers. Yes, the scrench and bar nuts come with it. All you have to do is pay actual USPS shipping to your door.
Merry Christmas!
looks like it might be a 18" K095 - fits homie EZ Auto, pioneer P28E, and others i'm not aware of
diggers_dad
Sawchologist
#7
I don't know where I got this or what it fits. I am unable to read the numbers on it, so I have taken a photo including a tape measure so perhaps some of the gurus will be able to tell us what it fits.
If you would like this in you stocking, just agree to pay actual shipping to your door. I will send it out USPS with tracking.
dd
I don't know where I got this or what it fits. I am unable to read the numbers on it, so I have taken a photo including a tape measure so perhaps some of the gurus will be able to tell us what it fits.
If you would like this in you stocking, just agree to pay actual shipping to your door. I will send it out USPS with tracking.
dd
diggers_dad
Sawchologist
Something a little different...
OK, this time I'll try something a little different. Last year one of the members sent out exhaust screen, so I've been trying to come up with something equally useful for this thread. This is a collection of things I use for working on saws. I'll ship this one free to anyone in the lower 48, other areas may need to pay shipping.
The containers are from when one of my neighbors used to freeze stuff from the garden for her family to have during the winter. She gave me several when she left the neighborhood. I use them to put small parts in when I work on a saw. If I have to order parts, I can mark the top so I know what saw it goes with and store it without worrying about parts getting lost.
The silver colored plates are recycled street signs, made of aluminum and I've cut them into handy little strips. The aluminum is easy to work, so I can build several intake or exhaust covers to fit a variety of saws for vac and pressure testing. The inner tube goes between the engine and the aluminum plate to insure a good seal.
The small, clear droppers are surplus from who knows what, I use them to put a little mix in and squirt it into the carb on a saw. This is much easier and less messy than pouring mix from a gas can or other container. It also allows much more control on the amount put it the carb.
I picked up the scrench and nut combos from a dealer friend at $2 bucks each. I figured I should share the wealth. I will include one with Stihl sized bar nuts and one with standard size.
First PM ...
12-14-12 PM received - headed to Ohio.
OK, this time I'll try something a little different. Last year one of the members sent out exhaust screen, so I've been trying to come up with something equally useful for this thread. This is a collection of things I use for working on saws. I'll ship this one free to anyone in the lower 48, other areas may need to pay shipping.
The containers are from when one of my neighbors used to freeze stuff from the garden for her family to have during the winter. She gave me several when she left the neighborhood. I use them to put small parts in when I work on a saw. If I have to order parts, I can mark the top so I know what saw it goes with and store it without worrying about parts getting lost.
The silver colored plates are recycled street signs, made of aluminum and I've cut them into handy little strips. The aluminum is easy to work, so I can build several intake or exhaust covers to fit a variety of saws for vac and pressure testing. The inner tube goes between the engine and the aluminum plate to insure a good seal.
The small, clear droppers are surplus from who knows what, I use them to put a little mix in and squirt it into the carb on a saw. This is much easier and less messy than pouring mix from a gas can or other container. It also allows much more control on the amount put it the carb.
I picked up the scrench and nut combos from a dealer friend at $2 bucks each. I figured I should share the wealth. I will include one with Stihl sized bar nuts and one with standard size.
First PM ...
12-14-12 PM received - headed to Ohio.
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OK, this time I'll try something a little different. Last year one of the members sent out exhaust screen, so I've been trying to come up with something equally useful for this thread. This is a collection of things I use for working on saws. I'll ship this one free to anyone in the lower 48, other areas may need to pay shipping.
The containers are from when one of my neighbors used to freeze stuff from the garden for her family to have during the winter. She gave me several when she left the neighborhood. I use them to put small parts in when I work on a saw. If I have to order parts, I can mark the top so I know what saw it goes with and store it without worrying about parts getting lost.
The silver colored plates are recycled street signs, made of aluminum and I've cut them into handy little strips. The aluminum is easy to work, so I can build several intake or exhaust covers to fit a variety of saws for vac and pressure testing. The inner tube goes between the engine and the aluminum plate to insure a good seal.
The small, clear droppers are surplus from who knows what, I use them to put a little mix in and squirt it into the carb on a saw. This is much easier and less messy than pouring mix from a gas can or other container. It also allows much more control on the amount put it the carb.
I picked up the scrench and nut combos from a dealer friend at $2 bucks each. I figured I should share the wealth. I will include one with Stihl sized bar nuts and one with standard size.
First PM ...
I have some of them aluminum strips Marc gave me, they are very nice for making covers to seal one up! Easy to cut too!
Warped5
WingNut
I've got some of those strips too, John. Plus I have some of those eye droppers, they are the best for 'dribbling in some mix!'
AU_K2500
NSM
Marc, still using the stuff you sent me. On the hunt for more containers, gonna check then dollar store. Them eye droppers are perfect. I've used a little of everything you sent me. Thanks again. Where'd you get all those screnches?
I've got some of those strips too, John. Plus I have some of those eye droppers, they are the best for 'dribbling in some mix!'
Got the eye droppers too! LOL Handy things!
OK, this time I'll try something a little different. Last year one of the members sent out exhaust screen, so I've been trying to come up with something equally useful for this thread. This is a collection of things I use for working on saws. I'll ship this one free to anyone in the lower 48, other areas may need to pay shipping.
The containers are from when one of my neighbors used to freeze stuff from the garden for her family to have during the winter. She gave me several when she left the neighborhood. I use them to put small parts in when I work on a saw. If I have to order parts, I can mark the top so I know what saw it goes with and store it without worrying about parts getting lost.
The silver colored plates are recycled street signs, made of aluminum and I've cut them into handy little strips. The aluminum is easy to work, so I can build several intake or exhaust covers to fit a variety of saws for vac and pressure testing. The inner tube goes between the engine and the aluminum plate to insure a good seal.
The small, clear droppers are surplus from who knows what, I use them to put a little mix in and squirt it into the carb on a saw. This is much easier and less messy than pouring mix from a gas can or other container. It also allows much more control on the amount put it the carb.
I picked up the scrench and nut combos from a dealer friend at $2 bucks each. I figured I should share the wealth. I will include one with Stihl sized bar nuts and one with standard size.
First PM ...
PM sent:msp_biggrin:
I don't know where I got this or what it fits. I am unable to read the numbers on it, so I have taken a photo including a tape measure so perhaps some of the gurus will be able to tell us what it fits.
If you would like this in you stocking, just agree to pay actual shipping to your door. I will send it out USPS with tracking.
dd
That mount looks a lot like this: Bar Mount Pattern: 20
