Joe that is a Sweet looking Saw you just completed. Paint colours realy look nice. Keep'em coming
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Joe that is a Sweet looking Saw you just completed. Paint colours realy look nice. Keep'em coming
2stroke_shaman
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Rocket. School me on the half wraps . Assume the handel ?
ya, front handlebar. was a joke, some o those fullwraps are hard to come by. tho some do prefer half's.
2stroke_shaman
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You threw me with 2 half wraps! I thought it was something I was missing out on ! But its friday night and I been sipping the miller tini's
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My new "pioneer" lol picked it at the curb tonight . Hardly looks used .
Walter Glover
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Found me a decent looking P41 with safety
Should have it in the next couple weeks Yippee!
Should have it in the next couple weeks Yippee!
Joe you have done a wonderful job again. Can't wait to pick up the saw. A special thanks to Brian (Beavers ) for turning out a replacement starter knob. That sure makes a special finishing touch on the saw.
I hope to see you this weekend and drop off an old Homelite with a bunch of holes in it for your collection!
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Sale pics for teasers
Lot and lots of torque in that series. I'll bet she cuts better when the chain is pointing the right way
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Here is a scan of a spike off of my 3270. I know Tim's 3200 didn't have one. Maybe some others would find it useful if wanting to make their own.
I was inspired to fuel it up and get it running again after taking it down off of the shelf. It would benefit from some new seals. A winter project, perhaps. I had forgotten how well they pull. I cleaned out the gullets on the old chipper chain. On an 8-pin, it sails. Made some nice noodles for the bin of fire starter.
I was inspired to fuel it up and get it running again after taking it down off of the shelf. It would benefit from some new seals. A winter project, perhaps. I had forgotten how well they pull. I cleaned out the gullets on the old chipper chain. On an 8-pin, it sails. Made some nice noodles for the bin of fire starter.
Thanks Cory. You need to get more bar on that saw.
These are some pics of how l set the Points Ign 30 BTDC , l made a little adapter for the degree wheel.
Degree wheel templates can be downloaded. l stick it on a old CD, one of my leads positive is magnetic end which l attach to terminal post after disconnecting the coil positive and condenser lead.
First l set the Points .
Degree wheel templates can be downloaded. l stick it on a old CD, one of my leads positive is magnetic end which l attach to terminal post after disconnecting the coil positive and condenser lead.
First l set the Points .
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2stroke_shaman
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Beavers,
That is a great tool for anyone working on 2 strokes. For the times I want to check timing without pulling off the head I use a dial indicator and a spark plug adapter made from the correct spark plug . Sometimes the manual will say set at (throwing in a number) .010 BTDC then you dont even need the degree wheel. You can also convert from degrees to .000? but you need to know more engine info and be a NASA trig expert . Which im not! Thanks for sharing.
Tom
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Nice setup but you would have to get your indicator in line with the piston to get a accurate reading no??
056 super p26 2054 turbo
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Or know your plug angle and figure it out
2stroke_shaman
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Correct . It isnt always useful . Like for the Skill I just picked up . Plug is 90 degrees to the piston. Then degree wheel is best.
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Still a nice setup for finding true tdc
Walter Glover
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Use indicator to find top dead then degree wheel for advance would be how i might do it.
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