Chris- it would help if we knew what you were looking for or had in mind.
Terry- I believe I have a good, complete crankcase I can send your way. Do you need a crank as well?
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Chris- it would help if we knew what you were looking for or had in mind.
Terry- I believe I have a good, complete crankcase I can send your way. Do you need a crank as well?
Well I guess guns can be more profitable than saws if a person works it right. I know they hold their value better.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Rob is looking for me on this one. I've have a hell of a time getting the correct combo of coil and flywheel.
I noticed the TreeWacker is banned again. :msp_confused:
Dam hillbilly's. :hmm3grin2orange:
srcarr52
We can't stop here, this is bat country.
You'll only need a few to get the hang of it but I could post you a small section of old carlton chain that is a bit rusty and a mitt full of presets to practice with.
One key to getting really nice rivets it to take your dremmel out and polish and take the sharp edges off the spinning die. You want to round over the preset without removing much material.
Tree Sling'r
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I have some Stihl 3/8 packages.
smilin possum
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Hey man I can ease your pain. I bought a roll of .404 chain and in the deal got a whole box full of tie straps and rivet presets. The bad thing is we don't have a spinner or anyway to make um yet. Let me check and I'll let LP post a pic or two. If you can use any or ALL of it we can work something out I'm sure.
PM me for more info.
Joe
Hey guys- something I'm looking for myself is a Stihl TS-420. I have a project going down this spring where I'll be cutting up a sidewalk and part of a foundation. I'd trade a very nice large, desirable chainsaw(s) for a decent 420. I'm not really interested in any other brand or model of demo saw. A project is fine too.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
I could take offense to that generalization. :msp_mad:
I was born in the great state of Tennessee.
I could take offense to that generalization. :msp_mad:
I was born in the great state of Tennessee.
Offense? I thought it was an honor. :msp_mellow:
My Dad was born and raised in Tennessee, so I have a little billy blood. Hope to move there someday.
o8f150
Tree Freak
I could take offense to that generalization. :msp_mad:
I was born in the great state of Tennessee.
tennessee = redneck/hillbilly:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
wait a minute,,,i guess i need to keep my mouth shut until i get my saw back:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Saw??? What saw???? :biggrin:
Now about that flywheel. JJ I could sure use your help here. I have the "p" keyed flywheel. I think that's the one for the 066 and late 064... What coil do I need?
o8f150
Tree Freak
smartazz:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:
srcarr52
We can't stop here, this is bat country.
I just did a Partner K950 for a friend of mine. It's pretty much a 395 with a cutting wheel. It's got me looking for a personal cut-off saw as well.
sefh3
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Any interests in a TS760 cut-off?
srcarr52
We can't stop here, this is bat country.
Like always... it depends on the price. :msp_tongue:
Randy-
I'm not sure what you mean by "P" keyed flywheel. The flywheels for the 064 and 066 are completely different and do not interchange.
The 064 flywheels are the narrow flywheels and the metal 066 flywheels are the wide flywheels.
What's the part number on the back of the flywheel?
Hahahaha...I just sent Randy a PM asking the same questions.....He's being really cryptic....:hmm3grin2orange:
The K-950 is a nice one but the K-1250 is a sweetheart.
The reason I want a TS-420 is so I can play with the stratified engine.
