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Mine too, caught up...for now.
I have a handful of saws here that I owed people. Here is a 395XP I received completely disassembled and in a box. I don't normally take jobs like this, but this was a bartering deal.
These pics are all after I cleaned everything up.
New clutch springs and bar guide.
The plastic is quite faded, but I cleaned it up and sprayed it down with tire shine. It got new decals as well.
Don't tell anyone, but I forgot to put bar lube in it before running it, lol.
These pics are all after I cleaned everything up.
New clutch springs and bar guide.
The plastic is quite faded, but I cleaned it up and sprayed it down with tire shine. It got new decals as well.
Don't tell anyone, but I forgot to put bar lube in it before running it, lol.
Here's a 288XP that had already been gone through. I gave it a quick going over and tuned it in the cut.
I ported this 064 Friday evening. What an animal!
I then proceeded to tear down a brand new 372XP that had never been started to put ceramic bearings and a Wiseco piston in it. It got ported as well. I'm now waiting on a XT carb, 390 intake tract, and non-flocked filter for it. This is a saw that came from Robin Wood. It has a jungle muffler and no limiter caps on the carb
It has a low top flocked filter, and that's not getting it done.
@Edwad , sorry you had to wait so many months!
I also split my 346XP and put new ceramic bearings in it. I didn't take any pics of that job though.
I then proceeded to tear down a brand new 372XP that had never been started to put ceramic bearings and a Wiseco piston in it. It got ported as well. I'm now waiting on a XT carb, 390 intake tract, and non-flocked filter for it. This is a saw that came from Robin Wood. It has a jungle muffler and no limiter caps on the carb
It has a low top flocked filter, and that's not getting it done.@Edwad , sorry you had to wait so many months!
I also split my 346XP and put new ceramic bearings in it. I didn't take any pics of that job though.
I ported this 064 Friday evening. What an animal!
I then proceeded to tear down a brand new 372XP that had never been started to put ceramic bearings and a Wiseco piston in it. It got ported as well. I'm now waiting on a XT carb, 390 intake tract, and non-flocked filter for it. This is a saw that came from Robin Wood. It has a jungle muffler and no limiter caps on the carb
@Edwad , sorry you had to wait so many months!
I also split my 346XP and put new ceramic bearings in it. I didn't take any pics of that job though.
Are those pistons teflon coated? They look tasty
I don't know what the coating is. I like them because they're lighter and run a single thin ring.
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I ported this 064 Friday evening. What an animal!
I then proceeded to tear down a brand new 372XP that had never been started to put ceramic bearings and a Wiseco piston in it. It got ported as well. I'm now waiting on a XT carb, 390 intake tract, and non-flocked filter for it. This is a saw that came from Robin Wood. It has a jungle muffler and no limiter caps on the carb
@Edwad , sorry you had to wait so many months!
I also split my 346XP and put new ceramic bearings in it. I didn't take any pics of that job though.
Wow! Great job Brad. Thanks for your help with my 064! I appreciate all you have done for me.
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Looking good! Are you going to put the titanium piston pin in it?
I had a couple of Dolmars to work on, a PS350 and a PS32. The 350 needed a ign. module and the 32 was missing the carburetor. I tried to find a carb for the 32 but couldn't even find any literature on that saw.
I've not yet used one of those.
Leerod83
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Mr. Snelling you look like you're feeling pretty good and I'm glad of it. Your abilities are outstanding. My wife has similar problems/issues but not too that extent and I know how it affects her. Awesome job man.
I think it's Snelling...
Laslabjohn
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Not on my bench, but did finish it on kitchen table, does that count? And yes I do have psp..
Leerod83
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Swype....... Didn't catch it.
Mygalomorph
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It's a moly coating ( molybdenum-disulfide)
CharlieHorse
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Could also try Evapo Rust from various including Harbor Freight, that will remove all the brown rust in a day of soaking, it is amazing stuff, and non-toxic and cheap. Can put a bit in a plastic ziploc large enough to contain your item and then remove all air. Can reuse it over and over, I drain off and leave sediment, but don't need to.
After nearly a year, I was finally able to start my trailer build last night. I bought all of the steel and nearly every little part of the trailer last year. I intended to build it over my Christmas vacation but was just too sick. In less than three hours, a friend of mine and I had the spring perches welded onto the axles, the frame cut out, squared, leveled, and partially welded! The dimensions are 18' x 82 1/2".
The primary purpose of this trailer is to haul my tractor.
The primary purpose of this trailer is to haul my tractor.
After nearly a year, I was finally able to start my trailer build last night. I bought all of the steel and nearly every little part of the trailer last year. I intended to build it over my Christmas vacation but was just too sick. In less than three hours, a friend of mine and I had the spring perches welded onto the axles, the frame cut out, squared, leveled, and partially welded! The dimensions are 18' x 82 1/2".
The primary purpose of this trailer is to haul my tractor.
Case VAC? Nice
