Still better than floppy capsopcorn:
:agree2: The one on my FS-110 was giving me fits today, it took a screwdriver to pop it loose.
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:agree2: The one on my FS-110 was giving me fits today, it took a screwdriver to pop it loose.
BIGBORE577
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Ya'all find a new drum to beat. That's about as dead as what's between your legs. Between you two, who and what.....well we don't need the details. Who said some old sawyers never die, they just self destruct?
Come on now this is AS you know we don't like to let things go, it's too much fun. I do think a new flippy cap vid is in the works.:biggrinbounce2:
SawTroll
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:agree2: The one on my FS-110 was giving me fits today, it took a screwdriver to pop it loose.
I never had a single issue with those caps, but then I have only 2 of them.....
The more use they see the more glitchy they become. I was never a fan of them, but I'm now starting to seriously dislike them.
SawTroll
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The more use they see the more glitchy they become. I was never a fan of them, but I'm now starting to seriously dislike them.
Have yours started leaking?
The only fuel leaker I have is the Dolmar, and none of the Dolmar gurus on here could help - but they sure tried, no problem there!
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BIGBORE577
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The more use they see the more glitchy they become. I was never a fan of them, but I'm now starting to seriously dislike them.
Perhaps but, personally I've never had a problem as of yet. If I do, I will gladly join the witch burning and even light the fire. I will fully admit, I may not use them with the frequency you do. However, I do believe they get negative PR just because they are a Stihl proprietary design.
No. If they do a new rubber seal would fix the leak, correct?
No doubt about that, it comes with the territory.
BIGBORE577
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Same to you my friend.
Bob just the time you think you have seen everything, something twisted comes through the door .....
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LOL, you had this one coming....metric bolts must be hard to get in good ole usa...
this redneck had imagination...
Shifty Eyed
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Didn't Poulan start with ideas just like this?
Grande Dog
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Howdy,
I've seen the second generation mock up. It uses a bungee cord instead of rope and that makes it self adjusting.
Disregards
Gregg
I've seen the second generation mock up. It uses a bungee cord instead of rope and that makes it self adjusting.
Disregards
Gregg
LOL, you had this one coming....metric bolts must be hard to get in good ole usa...
this redneck had imagination...
The story I got was the guy let his nephew use the saw and when he droped it off it was missing a bar nut and had this new adjuster installed....
Never met the nephew but I hear he drives an older pickup..........Could be a redneck....
Eastexan
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Actually, it's an ARKANSAW.
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neutral4x4
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I could ALMOST see this working if there was a spring attached in the twine somewhere... Haha at least someone was thinking outside the box. I can't wait to see what they come up with next!
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