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That’s not bad, when you think about it.
I’m gonna have to think on this. I think I’ll wait until after I get my 241
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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That’s not bad, when you think about it.
I’m gonna have to think on this. I think I’ll wait until after I get my 241
MechanicMatt
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Or just sell it as is with full disclosure. Plenty of guys that can fix it and run it. I’ve bought a few Husqvarna blown up. Fixed them and run them. A few of my bucket list saws came into my possession in disrepair. My 55ClosedPort and my BELOVED 262xp. Of course a 310 sure ain’t either of those, but guys love Stihls so I’m sure you could find a new home for it
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That’s what my dealer buddy and my FIL said to do.
I dunno. Gonna have to really think on it.
Got a little more split today and actually got farther than I thought I would have the middle daughter came out to help while Mom and older sister went to softball practice. It sure is a big plus when someone is there to run the lever for you. 
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Indeed it is!Got a little more split today and actually got farther than I thought I would have the middle daughter came out to help while Mom and older sister went to softball practice. It sure is a big plus when someone is there to run the lever for you.
I’m blessed with three helpers, four when Pops comes too.
Looks like a good haul. Nice work.
Thanks you sir. I still have a long ways to go splitting. I probably have another 10 cords or red gum to split and another 8-10 cords of almond. I hope I can finish splitting it within the next month before we start planting cotton
I generally buy off ebay. This one is already in the States (so it will arrive much sooner) and has free shipping.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/49mm-Cylin...817450?hash=item23cdb180aa:g:zMYAAOSwStheAysG
If it is your first time pulling a Stihl Clamshell saw apart, you may curse me, but it is a learning experience. When you reassemble it, don't put the gasket cement on the seals.
There are lots of vids out there.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/49mm-Cylin...817450?hash=item23cdb180aa:g:zMYAAOSwStheAysG
If it is your first time pulling a Stihl Clamshell saw apart, you may curse me, but it is a learning experience. When you reassemble it, don't put the gasket cement on the seals.
There are lots of vids out there.
Mine does but it is down on compression. I have no idea about piston/cylinder condition. I only take it out occasionally for old times sake.
Saw salvage probably has the best selection of good AM 390 stuff for your saw if you want to get as close to OE 390 as possible. If you want a cheap rebuild kit I’d recommend the one from HLS.Well, good and bad news from my local dealer.
Good news: they replaced the carb on the Wife’s MS180 for free, and I dropped off the 254 to be fixed.
Bad news: While my MS310 has 140psi of compression, the cylinder wall and piston are scored on the exhaust side
I have my cousin in law’s 290 in my garage waiting for the very same thing.
Coldest night of the year last night (it’s still -28 there) and I’m sitting 4 hours away from home at -13. I haven’t yet heard from my wife so I’d assume the heat is still functioning.
The 4L60e in my 98 blazer is slipping in 1/2 and reverse when under a good load. I am told that the sun gear is stripped on the basket. Does that sound legit?
I bought a donor tranny and a rebuild kit to build in my spare time as I am still using the blazer as a work truck. May end up paying someone to swap the old with the rebuilt as all my time seems to go toward firewood.
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KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Lotsa firewood in that. What are you bucking those logs with? If it's in your sig, I turned them off ages ago. I take it a log lift on the splitter? How do you deal with the still heavy splits when those rounds are first split, or are you noodling them before they go on the splitter or? And I am duty bound to say this - shoulda milled itGot a little more split today and actually got farther than I thought I would have the middle daughter came out to help while Mom and older sister went to softball practice. It sure is a big plus when someone is there to run the lever for you.
Been busy as heck with Taxes, and it is cold and rainy here today, but yesterday I took a few minutes to cut a few rounds with my MOFO 360 and my splitting pile is getting so high you would think I have a conveyor belt, but I'm just a wood chucker!!!
Cut some Beech, Oak and Black Birch. Was very happy that I missed the nail that was on the underside of the log!
Cut some Beech, Oak and Black Birch. Was very happy that I missed the nail that was on the underside of the log!
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Can i ask you guys what the right thing to do is to the handle of my axe? It has been cleaned up/sanded. Raw finish now.
Do I oil it with Linseed oil every so often? Boiled or raw ?
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Do I oil it with Linseed oil every so often? Boiled or raw ?
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Your bed is empty? [emoji16]
Just messing with ya[emoji6]
Nice scrounge[emoji1303] thats a good amount
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