Mastermind
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Here ya go brody. 
Treemonkey Is A Genius
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RiverRat2
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OMG!!!!!!! Wow,,,,,, Now,,,,That, is some pure, sweet,,,, Creamsicle stuff right there!!!!!
That is just bad to the bone!!!!
That is just bad to the bone!!!!
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Whatever happened to the evil decapitated 260?? Did it use up all 9 lives??
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jody huton has it
Hey Scott got any extras of the oem 046 460 piston kit to mail out? With those new low prices you showed.
I was told the 064 oem pistons hasnt made the price drop yet. But could be looking at 066 064 046 044 kits soon.
Termite
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MEK will eat the plastic off a screwdriver. The ink in our ink jet printers were MEK based. It used to get very messy when a printer screwed up.
Thread hijack. How do the timing numbers of the 395 compare to the jred 2095? I know they are totally different saws.
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Would cool to see the numbers run all the way up to 16-1 (not asking all that much, AM I? LoL)
I didn't have enough wood and chances to try it with these homowner saws.
But on the backpack blower and weedbeater? 50-1 just seemed to have a nosier feel to the motor
( IF that term makes any sense to ya) with all the oils I had on hand, "Ultra" included I went as far as 4.5 oz to a gal and that seemed to a bit too heavy (includes with or without re-tuning and normal running conditions)
I ended up liking the way that 3.5 oz feels
[settled on the "Red Armor". as to why the choice? see the "Ultra" oil tread ]
http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/stihl-ultra-tastes-funny.272889/page-2#post-5208660
36-1 feels like Good pulling power, seems to seal the rings and cushion the clangy bits pretty well.
Different sized carb and it's orifices at the carb bore, may well give a little different feel to things, who knows? as it's pretty tough to always keep yourself objective when doing this stuff.
I didn't have enough wood and chances to try it with these homowner saws.
But on the backpack blower and weedbeater? 50-1 just seemed to have a nosier feel to the motor
( IF that term makes any sense to ya) with all the oils I had on hand, "Ultra" included I went as far as 4.5 oz to a gal and that seemed to a bit too heavy (includes with or without re-tuning and normal running conditions)
I ended up liking the way that 3.5 oz feels
[settled on the "Red Armor". as to why the choice? see the "Ultra" oil tread ]
http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/stihl-ultra-tastes-funny.272889/page-2#post-5208660
36-1 feels like Good pulling power, seems to seal the rings and cushion the clangy bits pretty well.
Different sized carb and it's orifices at the carb bore, may well give a little different feel to things, who knows? as it's pretty tough to always keep yourself objective when doing this stuff.
