Mastermind Meets The Echo CST-610EVL
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Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
For sure!!!
Did y'all hear about the kid born with no eyelids?????
Luckily there was a surgeon with some sense in the place.
He used the foreskins from circumcisions to make the little feller some eyelids.
Said he's gonna be fine............just a little cockeyed.
Warped5
WingNut
Randy started it!
Didja hear the one about the surgeon that saved the skin from circumcisions to make a wallet?
Yah, you rub it a few times and you have a suitcase!
:yoyo:
Didja hear the one about the surgeon that saved the skin from circumcisions to make a wallet?
Yah, you rub it a few times and you have a suitcase!
:yoyo:
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Keeping this thread on topic (to keep it out of the OT area)....
Jeremy (Wiggs) trued the cranks then had a guy local to him that does bike cranks weld them. The crank guy used no filler rod and explained his experienced technique to Jer......it was all way over my head but they guy as done thousands of cranks so I'm happy.
The Solo crank was way out of phase and was also out of alinement .009".
The Echo crank was well within spec.
The condition the Solo 681 crank was in makes me wonder if vibration plays a role in crank failure in those saws.
Jeremy (Wiggs) trued the cranks then had a guy local to him that does bike cranks weld them. The crank guy used no filler rod and explained his experienced technique to Jer......it was all way over my head but they guy as done thousands of cranks so I'm happy.
The Solo crank was way out of phase and was also out of alinement .009".
The Echo crank was well within spec.
The condition the Solo 681 crank was in makes me wonder if vibration plays a role in crank failure in those saws.
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Is the Solo crank a typical 3 piece unit?
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Yes Sir it is.
Naked Arborist
Hack from way back.
Hum...? Add a case wall to separate the extra crank arm you just added? hum... LOL OK that should lighten it right up. Your thinking must be thinking in 4 cycle land.
Trx250r180
Saw polisher
3 piece just like Randys monkey suit 
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
3 piece just like Randys monkey suit
I have a gun ya know. :msp_sneaky:
MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
So since you have been sitting on your bum, sick all day......................WHERE ARE THE PICS!!!
Happy to see your feeling a bit better. Im off to pick up my dads car to fix tonight, Im gonna hafta remember that there eyelid joke to tell him
Happy to see your feeling a bit better. Im off to pick up my dads car to fix tonight, Im gonna hafta remember that there eyelid joke to tell him
Trx250r180
Saw polisher
and a couple of my saws.........ok ill shaddup now
.009 out of alignment does not sound like much...till it's inside of a 2 stroke. I'm thinking IF every one of them is like that they all should fail early, some might even be worse.
Glad to see they welded up the crank with a hot pass approach rather than adding material, not sure how a small crank could ever be rebalanced perfect enough to last.
Glad to see they welded up the crank with a hot pass approach rather than adding material, not sure how a small crank could ever be rebalanced perfect enough to last.
Naked Arborist
Hack from way back.
Has the Echo twin ended up in a dumpster yet, where it belonged right out of the factory?
Trolls are tough to satisfy. He's even tough on toys.
brokenbudget
Addicted to ArboristSite
srcarr52
We can't stop here, this is bat country.
Single cylinder engines without a counter balance shaft can not be fully balanced. If they were fully balanced for the vertical the fore-aft vibration would be wicked enough to rip the saw out of your hands. They are usually somewhere around 1/2 balanced and I've removed a lot of weight from the counter balances without adverse effects.
0.009 out of alignment will put a lot of stress on the bearings and cause a lot of odd vibrations, resulting in an early death of the bearings or even worse.
Like Randy said, there's been a lot of crank failures in the new bigger Solo saws. DolmarDan was replacing cranks in the early days and had several that the factory warrantied because they were low-hour saws. So this is likely an indicator.
Naked Arborist
Hack from way back.
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Eccentric
Mister Wizard
I just noticed your location. Should we now address you as Dr. Who? Time traveler and Policeman of the Universe.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Yeah I'm still alive. That pie brought me around.
