SilverKing
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Homelite Super EZ not to E Z really
Hardest Saws to take apart or put back together.
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MS191T, what a mess....
The Homelite 330 isnt really that hard to do, just time consuming and you have to know the order the parts go in.
Helping Chris pull a Solo Rex apart was a eye opener, what a chore to pull or replace a jug.
The Homelite 330 isnt really that hard to do, just time consuming and you have to know the order the parts go in.
Helping Chris pull a Solo Rex apart was a eye opener, what a chore to pull or replace a jug.
Nardoo
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I do dozens of 009's - good design IMO and super strong. As Mark suggested, have at an 019T if you want nightmares.:hmm3grin2orange:
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bluestripes
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019T 191T are the same i beleive. What a joke to work on!!!
Freudianfloyd
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The old Echo CS- 330EVL that I was working on last night was a major pain. Bad enough that I just gave up and decided it wasn't worth fixing. I may tackle it again one day, but it wont be anytime soon.
Thearchetype512
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Bro I had one, and my buddies old riot shield. Booted in the door oh man should seen it, words cannot describe the overwhelming joy that I felt in that moment.
Glad to hear it; about to rebuild one that I put away a decade or so agoI used to avoid working on the tiny 200T like the plague, but when the worth of the saw nearly doubled due to the unpopularity of the 201T, I changed my mind. I found out 200T's aren't so bad at all, once you have the first one under yer belt, the rest are easy peasy.
200t is easy peasy. Almost no special tools and very logical. Bearing drop right in. They are a joy.Glad to hear it; about to rebuild one that I put away a decade or so ago
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