a. palmer jr. Tree Freak AS Supporting Member. Joined Apr 8, 2007 Messages 15,249 Reaction score 5,783 Location Southern Indiana Aug 20, 2019 #21 I've used the NAPA inserts before on VW engines with good results. Seems like I used red Loctite to secure them...
I've used the NAPA inserts before on VW engines with good results. Seems like I used red Loctite to secure them...
s sidewall Addicted to ArboristSite AS Supporting Member. Joined Oct 13, 2011 Messages 8,774 Reaction score 10,972 Location Bostwick, Ga Aug 20, 2019 #22 I like timeserts, they don't uncoil and stay locked in. They do cost when the buy the setup. Each size takes its own tool setup. Steve Sidwell
I like timeserts, they don't uncoil and stay locked in. They do cost when the buy the setup. Each size takes its own tool setup. Steve Sidwell
L34 Go the HAWKS AS Supporting Member. Joined Aug 30, 2016 Messages 1,166 Reaction score 1,194 Location Tasmania,Australia Aug 21, 2019 #23 I used keen(key) Serts.
Polish hammer ArboristSite Operative Joined Oct 20, 2016 Messages 288 Reaction score 341 Location North east Wisconsin Aug 22, 2019 #24 I looked into the keen ones but with the hole being so big already I’m going to tap it for a m18 plug and see how it runs with a bigger plug
I looked into the keen ones but with the hole being so big already I’m going to tap it for a m18 plug and see how it runs with a bigger plug
a. palmer jr. Tree Freak AS Supporting Member. Joined Apr 8, 2007 Messages 15,249 Reaction score 5,783 Location Southern Indiana Aug 22, 2019 #25 I didn't see in this thread what kind of saw it is but on some saws it might be cheaper just to replace the cylinder with a new aftermarket one. That's what I'd do on something like a Stihl homeowner saw or something that is kinda common.
I didn't see in this thread what kind of saw it is but on some saws it might be cheaper just to replace the cylinder with a new aftermarket one. That's what I'd do on something like a Stihl homeowner saw or something that is kinda common.