LonestarStihl
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That’s the guy’s frankensaw. It’s verrrrrry rough shape lol. It was stuck and I got it unstuck for him. I was hoping it’d be jacked up and i could rebuild it but it’s all good
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That’s the guy’s frankensaw. It’s verrrrrry rough shape lol. It was stuck and I got it unstuck for him. I was hoping it’d be jacked up and i could rebuild it but it’s all good
I saw an MS280 or 270, pretty good saws but a little more rare than the others you have..
LonestarStihl
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Yes sir there is a 270. I had to pull the jug on it because the crank is hitting inside. He said it stopped while running. The top end is still good though. Have to figure out why it’s hitting
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There’s also a 251, a 310, and a 029 super(missing a piston for some reason)
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The 251 and 270 are probably the nicer ones and most complete. I think the 310 is froze up so I gotta figure that one out too
Someone want to help put this back together.
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LonestarStihl
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Stupid GM design, now they use a cam with three levers to change air flow for vents, defrost and floor heat. The actuator that operates it isn't that strong and when the cam starts to get worn, it won't turn, locking it up. Old design was better and simple. Have to pull the whole freaking dash to repair or replace any actuator now. 2015 Chevy truck. Glad I didn't have to pull the a/c case, now you got to remove intake manifold just to get at one bolt. If it's a diesel, uggggg, break the dang case and cut the stud off from the inside and seal up the hole. Stinking turbo charger is 1" from the bolt and they won't pay you to remove it.
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Oh, the bolt is 2" long. Stupid engineers and design group for ya.
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Pull the flywheel and look for a bolt that backed out on the 270
Pull the flywheel and look for a bolt that backed out on the 270
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I swear I won't be that engineer. Worked on enough stuff to learn that I shouldn't be doing those kinds of things.
Someone want to help put this back together. NOTE!!--He has done so many of these by now he could do it with his eyes closed--Right
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Second one on the new design. I think they built the cab around it. They use to use one screw size for dash parts, now it four different sizes and types, some don't make it back in the correct place, as long as it holds.
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LonestarStihl
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Awesome will do thanks. If I can get it working it’ll be my first time to do a top end
I don't think the engineers plan for the repair people, they just want to get it together and off the assembly line. They may have put that bolt in first at the plant and built everything else around it..
Mac&Homelite
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Yep a loose bolt was how I got a second Bg86. I blame the loosening on the last mechanic though. I don't think it was factory.
Almost got it back together, got to put the steering column in. Getting faster, pays 8 hours and got 6 into it.
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Heater core on my dads Bow tie looked like that PITASomeone want to help put this back together.
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my old Ford you only need to take out glove box
The 1999 up, pull dash.
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