I've checked. They want $50+ for a fugly one. I'm just looking for a smaller low back.
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I've checked. They want $50+ for a fugly one. I'm just looking for a smaller low back.
thomas1
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Can you just take the seat off, like Randy's bicycle?
I heard it was altered. :msp_unsure:
SawGarage
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No sir
I JUST opened the box last night, and need to follow up with the sender to thank him
J
Regarding postal carriers, this study was in Popular Mechanics a little while ago:
Shipping Company Reviews Best Package Shipping Company - Popular Mechanics
The oddest thing I've ever experienced with USPS Parcel Post was an ms260 I shipped to the Virgin Islands that took 3 months to get there!
Also, I have a Stihl 025, in excellent running and cosmetic (minus the fact that the plate on top that says "025" is missing) condition, that I don't need. And lots and lots of parts.
I'm always looking for 70cc Macs, Partner p100/McCulloch pm1000 parts/saws. And I really need a Shindaiwa 575 clutch cover.
Shipping Company Reviews Best Package Shipping Company - Popular Mechanics
The oddest thing I've ever experienced with USPS Parcel Post was an ms260 I shipped to the Virgin Islands that took 3 months to get there!
Also, I have a Stihl 025, in excellent running and cosmetic (minus the fact that the plate on top that says "025" is missing) condition, that I don't need. And lots and lots of parts.
I'm always looking for 70cc Macs, Partner p100/McCulloch pm1000 parts/saws. And I really need a Shindaiwa 575 clutch cover.
cowroy
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Lombard AL-42 piston and rings
I know its a long shot, but looking for a piston and rings for a Lombard AL-42. Got a few things to trade and dead presidents.
I know its a long shot, but looking for a piston and rings for a Lombard AL-42. Got a few things to trade and dead presidents.
sefh3
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Might you have a picture of it and measurements? I have a few pistons from some older saws laying around. I might find one that would work for you.
Just got done putting rings in a Comango and an AP-42 type. Nothing wrong with what I took out except gap was .020". (Rings are notched for locator pin.)
I got the new rings off evilbay from "The Greek". Produced the same .020" gap so no real improvement in comp..
I am babysitting a 'Lombard in a Milk Crate' for a friend that has a real nice piston. But, I'll have to ask Dan if he wants to peddel it.
Jim Timber
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Anyone have a decent or fixable 32"ish bar that'll fit my jonny 2166? I want to use it for milling, so length isn't too particular, neither is weight.
Duke Thieroff
Fill your hands, you SOB!
You're going to need more saw than that to mill with, especially with that size bar.
My thoughts exactly.
I'd use that saw for a milling rig, if I was using a 16" bar, tops. I'm not trying to be obnoxious, just giving my $.02.
I like canting with my Partner p100, and then slapping an 18" bar on it for slabbing.
Jim Timber
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It's undergone the 2172 mod, and will have a muffler mod shortly.
I'm also not cutting more than about 20" - I want the extra length for clearance.
I'm also not cutting more than about 20" - I want the extra length for clearance.
Jim Timber
1/4 bubble off
Got a 36" lined up.
The saw mill will be temporary until I get my bandsaw mill done and installed. I still may pull the trigger on a 920 I know of to mill with, but I need some more money first.
The saw mill will be temporary until I get my bandsaw mill done and installed. I still may pull the trigger on a 920 I know of to mill with, but I need some more money first.
cowroy
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I actually just gave it back to the customer yesterday after I got it running. I put a carb kit in it for him and a new fuel line. I didn't even notice it was in bad shape til I was showing it to another coworker and how it didn't really have a muffler. I looked in the so called muffler and saw the piston was scored. Since it wouldn't run when I got it, it is hard to tell how it happened. He likes to "tinker" with stuff and I would say he leaned it out too much, but who knows. I told him not to mess with the adjuster screws because it was difficult to adjust and I had it just right.
Thanks man, just let me know.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
No poasts here in hours. :msp_sneaky:
I need a lawn tractor. Older Cub Cadet......Wheel Horse.....something made to last is what I'm seeking.
I have a freshly rebuilt 064 to trade.
I need a lawn tractor. Older Cub Cadet......Wheel Horse.....something made to last is what I'm seeking.
I have a freshly rebuilt 064 to trade.
Hi Randy.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Scooterbum
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O la paloma blanca, I'm just a bird in the sky.
Lombard piston.
Skirt dia.----1.872" bore is nominal 1 7/8".
Pin dia.----.375"
CL pin to end of skirt----.885"
CL pin to edge of crown----.602"
Two ring grooves 1/16" wide.
Piston pin uses a plastic button on each end to locate.
Skirt dia.----1.872" bore is nominal 1 7/8".
Pin dia.----.375"
CL pin to end of skirt----.885"
CL pin to edge of crown----.602"
Two ring grooves 1/16" wide.
Piston pin uses a plastic button on each end to locate.
