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And here all along I thought that kind of thing only happened to me[emoji4]

Thanks guys, I'm on the mend

Looks like a great time was had by all!

It's not the one I built for my dad, it's the green one that I/we built as my personal toy.

Hey guys, it's been a while, hope you're all doing well. I know this isn't the place for this but I'm hoping it slips under the radar. I'm selling my Snellerized CV4000 to raise some money for disaster relief in Serbia. The majority of my mothers family still lives there. It doesn't get much...

does it look like I pass up any big dinners? :hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:

Congrats Tim, and Happy Thanksgiving!

not to mention how smooth it is...

that's cool. :cheers:

I mean I know I just broke the rules, but, what's the difference if they send me to camp? I can't go on the site anyway....

I'm getting tired of this. you'd think that with the revenue this site generates, they could do a better job.

Andre the beast, sporting his Modified Mark built 5200 Brad putting a little Husky through it's paces. A fat Canadian and a skinny Canadian Kevin's boo-boo (actually, was a lot worse than it looks) What it's all about

John, his boy Brad (who's growing like a weed and soon to be a fine sawyer) and Al Gary getting ready to correct someone's grammar ;) Mikey tearing it up old school Poulan style Tim getting it done with a 2100. We don't discriminate at the Poulan GTG's Chris...

Mrs. Blosser, Gregg, Lanny, Lori and Kevin, thank you so much for the work that you do every year to make us all feel so welcomed! The Poulan GTG is a must do for anyone who enjoys good people, scenery, food and saws. Here's a few I snapped. Gregg and Mikey Lori and Kevin...

heard about you machinist types...

sure am looking forward to seeing my friends. Hope to meet some new ones too. :cheers:

http://www.arboristsite.com/chainsaw-stickies/9809-1513.htm#post4521726 this may be of interest to the Homelite guys.

Chainsaw 50+, trimmers, homelite parts, Ect.

Honda Mower by any chance, would anyone have a Service Manual for a Honda HRB216TDA mower?

After assembling the crankcase, did you give the crank a sharp rap with a brass hammer or rubber mallet? I normally tap the flywheel side with the flywheel nut on it. I don't know if this will help you start the saw, but it will make the crank spin freely.