Perfectly clear to me.
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Perfectly clear to me.
Clear as can be. This all is very interesting and good for farmertec.
I have been looking for an investment and approached farmertec way before this thread and they went it alone and I think for good reason. I found an actual manufacturer who is will to produce the kits. I have much work ahead of me. It's possible that quailty low cost kits become a normal thing, not temporary.
I have been looking for an investment and approached farmertec way before this thread and they went it alone and I think for good reason. I found an actual manufacturer who is will to produce the kits. I have much work ahead of me. It's possible that quailty low cost kits become a normal thing, not temporary.
I use to have all the original books from stihl on all there saws and trimmers. But the Owner had some kids clean up stairs and they threw all the boxes of books out. But I still have my 064/066 book. 
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Hmmm...you and I are thinking in parallel lines.
bennn*e
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We don't get the 382 here. It's not currently fitted with a Z muffler so no dice. We still have the 381 till EPA type laws come in place which is happening then we will see what happens then
I am just not worldly enough. So it's new Zealand? And south Africa, Brazil?
I guess sales depend on the right muffler in the buyers country. Hope that does not apply to kits or might be almost complete kits, byo muffler, bar chain
I guess sales depend on the right muffler in the buyers country. Hope that does not apply to kits or might be almost complete kits, byo muffler, bar chain
I have a question for the experienced folks. When the manual says:
Fit a new cylinder gasket (1),
curvature facing down, on the
crankcase.
Do they mean the convex side down or the concave side down?
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Fit a new cylinder gasket (1),
curvature facing down, on the
crankcase.
Do they mean the convex side down or the concave side down?
crankcase -->|(
crankcase -->|)
Honestly I'm not sure. I've done it both ways and didnt see a difference. Even did a pressure test. So I've never called stihl on it. Early on the 066 my book says middle raised part up and now they say curvature down. I would say they mean |). People use beer cans and anything else that gets their squish right.
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I've always interperated it to be convex side down concave side up.
cedarshark
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I make my own gaskets (over 100) from paper stock w/ a razor blade and leather punch. It has no concave or concave curve and even if it did, it would make no difference whatsoever.
Concave describes the bottom , Bowl sitting on counter ready for cereal.
I looked at the gasket for the first time and surely the bowl does sit on the counter. The piston comes down the pipe and would make sense for it to be out of reach. Laying it down in place the gasket would make the best surface contact that way.
I looked at the gasket for the first time and surely the bowl does sit on the counter. The piston comes down the pipe and would make sense for it to be out of reach. Laying it down in place the gasket would make the best surface contact that way.
A bowl sitting on a counter ready for cereal has the convex side down.
Right, concave is up or your cereal bowl won't hold milk or cereal, ergo convex side is down just like I said earlier. A typical bowl and a bead run in a sheet of metal has both a convex and a concave side, that's why the word "curvature" is perfectly ambiguous.
cedarshark
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Even if the gasket had a convex or concave curvature(which I dont believe) it would make no difference which way it was placed on the base. As the cylinder bolts were tightened, the gasket would spread outward a tiny amount til it flattened. The amount it spread out is so small it is meaningless.
Understood clearly.
