Still looking for work, sort of. Highly discouraged and sometimes frustrated with how the prospects look.
Some just don't think money can be made on a large piece of machinery. I want to prove them wrong... but they would probably whack me noggin with yardsticks if they saw a large machine in the barn, that seemingly came out of nowhere...
Keep your chin up, Bubba. I know your area is more depressed than around here, but there are jobs out there if you're diligently looking and persistent. If you're not already doing this, follow up calls or even stop in person to follow up. This helps keep you in mind at places you've applied when they do decide to pull the trigger and hire someone. You'll be working soon enough, I've got faith in ya.
On the machinery, don't forget those things take power, sometimes lots of it. Make sure you have enough service down there for whatever it is you want to run, plus whatever else might be running at the same time (lights, air compressor, etc), or even a cheap piece of machinery gets expensive when you have to upgrade your power supply. 3 phase machinery will need 3 phase power, or an inverter. Just something to be aware of.
Hey Kyle! Good to see you back!
Hey Charles! Nice new avatar! Probably would be more appropriate if he were pointing it at his head .... but wait, that'd be an improvement! :hmm3grin2orange:
OK guys this is my new project.:msp_biggrin:
I just got this from another AS member.
As you can see I have a long way to go,
but I think it will be a lot of fun.:msp_sad:
These photos show all the parts I am missing and will be asking for help with.
So, If anyone has any BP-1 parts they are willing to part with I would love to hear from you.:msp_rolleyes:
Thanks
ODW
I bought a MAC 10-10 last week (my first by the way). Looks like a low hour saw, get it home and swish the gas tank out with some fresh mix, refuel and try to start --
notice that gas comes running out from the area where the carb is. Apparently the gas line is hard and it's running out where there should be a nice grommet (maybe?).
Would like to make this a runner. Since I'm ignorant -- were these electronic ignition or points saws. (Ok guys don't hack my head of right off the bat...wait till six or
seven answers come it.) Thanks for your help.
You need a 10-10 specific fuel line. No grommet needed for that.
As for the leak, it could be the fuel tank seal. You'll notice that the tank is two pieces. It has a cork gasket. You can replace the gasket, or reseal it with something like a fuel resistant gasket maker, or you can use 3M double sided tape on top of the cork gasket and then trim the excess. There is a member here with a saw that was sealed with 3M tape several years ago.
If that saw is a regular 10-10, it is a points ignition. If its a pro mac 10-10 or 10-10s then it could be a electronic ignition.
OK guys this is my new project.:msp_biggrin:
These photos show all the parts I am missing and will be asking for help with.
So, If anyone has any BP-1 parts they are willing to part with I would love to hear from you.:msp_rolleyes:
Thanks
ODW
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