Realized today lost one of those star bolts out of Mighty Mouses muffler! LOL
Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
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I must remember to pull the front off the muffler on the latest 026 I built, I want to see the wash pattern on top of the piston and also check for any wear marks. I used the worst piston and cylinder I had on hand for this experiment and was very surprised/happy it turned out this well, all the JB Weld is still holding at least on the exterior of the cylinder, hope its still in place on the inside. Running 17,000 RPM it likely should have given up by now....LOL
Whaaaaaat??????? I read somewhere that those NEVAH...EVAH....EVAH fall out of a Steel Saw......EVAH....now where did I read that???......hmmm.....LOL!!!
Though I've never seen it happen, the possibility of the inside bolts coming loose on those I've always found a very scary design feature.....I guess no worse than the baffle on the old 266 falling apart and taking out the piston and main bearings on an otherwise strong running saw....**** happens.....I read that somewhere too......
Guess I am one of the lucky ones, never ever had a screw come loose on a Stihl. Always a possibility as has been said, **** happens. Those serrated shoulder Stihl type screws usually take a good bite and hold well. Mufflers are one area where the cyclic heating ,expanding, cooling and shrinking of two dissimilar metals meeting in a heavily vibrating area allowing the screws to loosen ever so little until the screw shoulders no longer contacts the material they are torqued down upon. Vibration soon backs them out once loose. The Husky hollow muffler design was more problematic with the bolts passing completely through the hollow can that collapsed with heat and vibration. Due diligence on keeping the muffler screws and bolts tight is the only guarantee they will stay in place.
Stihl to the top page 2 rescue bump !
Jimmy in NC
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Weathers gotten a lot better down here last few days....although wind really picked up this afternoon and high clouds moved in. But the sun has felt great! Got some wood split too!
Jimmy in NC
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What to do with a little diesel.....
The weather is finally coming around to be more spring like here also, most of the ice and snow has melted away, the bigger lakes are now ice free but the smaller ponds are still locked up. The sun is slowly melting them open, sunshine feels very welcome.
What to do with a little diesel.....
To the Top from the bottom of page 2 German built gear to the rescue !
Jimmy in NC
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For what its worth there are 2.5 dead Germans in that truck bed... best thing is the Japanese power plant.
Temporary situation, little elbow grease and that will buff right out.
Jimmy in NC
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If I pull of the barter I think i can, it'll go down in the record book.
Things are really drying up here last couple of days, all the ponds are now ice free and the ground will soon be dry enough in the gardens to dig/till up. Lil green shoots popping up everywhere.
To the top Stihl chainsaw rescue from the bottom bump !
Copper Mine for the save!!! Page II
Few pics of the mine itself. First is looking across the bay/river at my mountain.......my house is on the left side just below the tree line in the foreground...not far as the stihl flys but about a 45 minute drive by car....really nice morning yesterday.....
Few pics of the mine itself. First is looking across the bay/river at my mountain.......my house is on the left side just below the tree line in the foreground...not far as the stihl flys but about a 45 minute drive by car....really nice morning yesterday.....
Now you get an idea of the structure, we'll get to the mining operation.....first thing to do is build and install both aprons, step flashings and ridge cap flashing pieces.......then start building the counter flashings....
Now the finish product.......going to try and get back to take a couple more pics after the get the stonework done and the cap installed.....then my work will all but disappear...And since this is a chainsaw site........a pic of my custom Stihl Repair Kit...
Super nice Robin !!!
