Another of those pesky Echo tophandles found me today.
CS-300.
It had drain oil in the bar oil tank. Gah!!!
CS-300.
It had drain oil in the bar oil tank. Gah!!!
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Oliver1655
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Folks a while back I put out a request for a coil for an 041 Stihl. Hedgerow provided one for me to pass on to an elderly member of our church. Unfortunately, there were 2 coil options available he need the other one. So if any one can help, I would greatly appreciate it.
This is the one needed:
I will be at the Iowa Oakfest this weekend or start a conversation with me if you can help.
THANKS!
This is the one needed:
I will be at the Iowa Oakfest this weekend or start a conversation with me if you can help.
THANKS!
Locust Cutter
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How well do those run? Dad and I are debating between a T540xp and a MS201 right now... If a little Echo that ran well landed in my lap I wouldn't argue.
The CS-300 is a runner. It had not one but three chunks of trash stuck in the reed holding it open.
A couple new bar nuts and a loop of real chain and he goes on C'List.
A couple new bar nuts and a loop of real chain and he goes on C'List.
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I wouldn't spend the money on either of those if there's an echo available..
I got a 360t from Hinerman that's been a gem for a year of regular use so far..
All it needed was a muffler job.
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Looks conspicuously like my bench right now........
The CS 330T and 360 have a looooog fuel line and no purge bulb. Take a bit of cranking to get fuel up to the carb. Plus, that line has a joint in it that will leak as it gets old and makes a mess.
Piston ported they are, so will spin up higher than their reed valve siblings.
I personally like the 341's and so does Jim.
The recoils on them are a touch flimsy. Climbers are advised to carry a spare in the truck. Not smash proof. Nor will they hold up to long arming.
Piston ported they are, so will spin up higher than their reed valve siblings.
I personally like the 341's and so does Jim.
The recoils on them are a touch flimsy. Climbers are advised to carry a spare in the truck. Not smash proof. Nor will they hold up to long arming.
If you turn a saw over and it runs different, you almost certainly have a crank-seal leak. Take the time to fix that before you spend a whole lot more on metal parts.
The rubber parts are cheaper.
BTW: many of the little vacuum pumps can be reversed to give a few pounds of pressure. 2nd option: almost all air compressors come with a regulator. Just dial into a smidge above no air pressure and that should be about right. If it reads on your tire guage, it is probably too much. 5lbs max. If no bubbles at 5, then it probably isn't going to leak vacuum, either.
Too much air pressure will start making leaks!
I only have a space large enuff to work on tophandle saws. Yikes!
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Find an old blood pressure cuff and rig one up. This is an Isuzu waste gate tester that I got from a tool purge at work.
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WKEND LUMBERJAK
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Any one finding any mushrooms?
This is the only kind that pops up around here.
Chips got in the access hole for the carb mixture screws and stuck the reed open. No rubber plugs at Orschlens so I improvised with a chunk of filter foam.
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WKEND LUMBERJAK
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That's what I'm talking about.
sunfish
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WOW! Have never seen that many...
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Found these a couple days ago.
sawnami
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That's a nice looking mess of mushrooms Don!WOW! Have never seen that many...
Found these a couple days ago.
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sawnami
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Nasty. Bring them to me and I'll dispose of them for you. [emoji6]
There's not a word to describe how incredibly good they taste.
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Where do you find them?
sawnami
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A couple favorites of mine are elm trees that have been dead for one to two years and forests that have had the undergrowth burned off the previous year. Many other clues too. My Dad was running trot lines on Big Creek in Carroll county MO and ran up on a sand bar that was covered with mushrooms close to the amounts shown above in the wheel barrows. He went back to that spot for several years and never found a single one again.
