Yes. But US Chrome only one I know doing the blind cylinders. Then it cost a bit too.
Might be easier and way cheaper to just buy a NOS or used cylinder.
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Yes. But US Chrome only one I know doing the blind cylinders. Then it cost a bit too.
Might be easier and way cheaper to just buy a NOS or used cylinder.
Sorry already sold to member here .
Is that where the saying comes from ,burn baby burn, would feel good in the dead of winter.
May not be but you sure have the way to do it figured out. Back in the day I got some runners from pallets that were oak and burned them in my wood stove, they were some nice heat. Only had enough for a weeks worth. Only time I have ever heated with hard wood and you do it all the time. Sucks to live in the pine trees
That is not fun
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Perfect! Thou shall not covet thy neighbors wood, but I’m about out of my seasoned stuff.
Those splits looks great, but will only burn a few more times since the night temps have been above 30F...
Where’s the hydraulic splitter?
Widow maker split too, looks like an old ash at 47.8” diameter, are you going to band around it or take your chances?
That tree is kind of iffy, but I wouldn't have any problem dropping it, with the help of the bobcat.
Steve
Steve
I burn oak, when I'm allowed to start the heater up. I've got some oak that's been seasoning for three years.
Steve
Steve
I burn oak, when I'm allowed to start the heater up. I've got some oak that's been seasoning for three years.
Steve
Steve
Cheated on my Poulans this afternoon, but the bottom & top end build up on a 95cc German saw is finally done.
Should properly flow some exhaust gas, as I ground/beveled/lowered the piston crown edge instead of raising the exhaust port, for a bit more duration.
That big port is stock, only cleaned it.
Should properly flow some exhaust gas, as I ground/beveled/lowered the piston crown edge instead of raising the exhaust port, for a bit more duration.
That big port is stock, only cleaned it.
I've been working on a few outboards, one Honda and two Mercs.. Honda was a simple carb clean and a new float bowl chamber. One of the Mercs needs a cdi module, the other was a freebie 2005 5hp 4 stroke. Fellow thought he locked it up when he replaced the water pump impeller. From what I've seen on the motor, he doesn't need to be working on one. Had I running in a few hours of fixing stuff he messed up. Still need to get a few things he had lost. He even busted the pump housing when he put the impeller in from over tightening. Plastic just can take but so much torque from an impact wrench. Plus you don't turn a 4 stroke motor upside down, oil has to go somewhere, like the cylinder through the breather pipe to intake. Will make on hydro lock. [emoji28]
Steve
Steve
Not intentionally, just used patches of green Scotchbrite & Hoppes 9, wrapped around a shotgun bore brush.
Lots of hard carbon from a 35 year period of “lack of maintenance”!
Lots of hard carbon from a 35 year period of “lack of maintenance”!
You are correct, very sketchy, we will be using the bobcat, not sure yet about strapping it
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Went out in the woods to cut off some cedars & trim back some deadfall with my Super S25 & found these wild morel mushrooms popping up everywhere along the north sides of the wood lot.
Frenchman’s gourmet type they say, but just taste like beef to me after being sautéd in salted butter, bullion, & some cut green beans, lol.
Spring has finally sprung, burp!
Frenchman’s gourmet type they say, but just taste like beef to me after being sautéd in salted butter, bullion, & some cut green beans, lol.
Spring has finally sprung, burp!
Looks like something that came out of an aquarium.
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So kind of of the wall question here. So my 4200 I’ve been working on as I get time between an infant, toddler, wife, full time job, overtime, and part time job. The saw starts but will not stay idling long, bogs on throttle, and wants to kick the starter rope back out. So it’s cause the recoil spring to loose its retraction. I’m almost ready to box the thing up and ship it to one of y’all to fix for me lol.
Question: What would cause that? And am I overthinking the process with a thought in my mind that the flywheel key may be broken and cause the timing to either Advance or Retard?
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Question: What would cause that? And am I overthinking the process with a thought in my mind that the flywheel key may be broken and cause the timing to either Advance or Retard?
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