Homelite410
Hack with a CNC Mill
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Good morning... Gonna see if n the splitter will start today..
Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS
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cobey
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I would be honored to carry your saw Carl
Good rainy morning to everyone in the aux arcs
cuttinties
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Only thing gained from big bore kits is a penny saved. I have OEM 066 crank and top end if you need it I'd be reasonable about price. I don't have any plans for the stuff.
Hah! Too late. Already on order. Scorched the Visa card last night. Getting most of the stuff from DefinativeDave. Gets here from Ohio in three days.
cuttinties
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I thought I read the crank was toast?
cuttinties
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Oh boy [emoji16] I'm not too keen on the "one worked so they all should" test. If the quality of the cranks were more consistent (notice I didn't say better) I'd be ok with them. But from my experience with aftermarket you'll have to sort through good and bad. Hopefully it holds up for you. You're much braver soul than I.
China has come a long way in the past few years. The more they have to compete in the global marketplace the better quality their products have become. Not like when their government was holding their hand.
Twenty years ago Wire Rope Corp. tried a partnership on a rope mill with a steel company in China. They refused to produce wire of consistant quality and carbon content. Their attitude was 'so what, the government backs us up'
Not anymore.
Not anymore.
Dragging the bunch out now.
cuttinties
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Yes and no. Yes they make many quality things. But that's not always the case with chainsaw parts. Port timing in most Chinese big bore kits are 90% of the time not right/or close to stock. That being said some of them are great. But plating and beveling are the biggest inconsistencies. Now when it comes to cranks the big end rod bearings I've seen come loose. I actually bought a saw with an aftermarket crank in it that was locked up ($20). I wish I had taken pictures. Top end, crank, and case halves were destroyed. I think I still have the case halves somewhere I'll look later.
Mall pops over on a prime. Have to clean fuel tank and install new pickup line and filter. Tank shut off valve needs new packing. (Shades of rototiller!). No tygon on this old devil. 1/4" copper w/compression fittings![emoji12]
sawnami
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Not too bad. The Golden Knights were able to jump @ 5000 feet. Weather a little better up here.
Hey, I found a new way to carry out an execution. I guess you could call it lethal injection. [emoji6]
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WKEND LUMBERJAK
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Not too bad. The Golden Knights were able to jump @ 5000 feet. Weather a little better up here.
Hey, I found a new way to carry out an execution. I guess you could call it lethal injection. [emoji6]
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That plain looks like it has attitude.
sawnami
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Yep Kenneth, it causes bad things to happen to bad people.That plain looks like it has attitude.
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WKEND LUMBERJAK
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Thinking of trading in my 4 wheeler for a swamp buggy.
Or, at least a boat!
Morning midlanders.
Waiting on Stihl parts so may as well tinker on the Mall. Has a strange looking Tilly on him.
Ok guys I'm back. Sorta. Been in IA all spring dealing with family stuff. Doing wifes job & mine when I was home. Had in-laws estate sale weekend of IA GTG. Still busy trying to catch up with my own life but at least I get to stick around home for a while.
