Duke Thieroff
Fill your hands, you SOB!
Fully agreed, I had a conversation with my uncle about this today.
He lent his hydraulic jack today. It came back bent.
It's simply amazing.
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Fully agreed, I had a conversation with my uncle about this today.
He lent his hydraulic jack today. It came back bent.
It's simply amazing.
husqvarnaguy
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Thats why I dont lend out tools.
Does anyone have a breaker and a spinner they'd part with? I bought several hundred feet of it today from a closed dealer, and I'm tired of using my Granberg hand tool.
Many parts to trade.
Many parts to trade.
350jeepcj5
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Hello all, I am looking for a carburetor for a kohler k241, or any k series carb. I thought I would check in here before I hit eBay. If you can help please let me know. I need it for an old John deere 210 I am restoring, mine was too far gone...
Sapo_feo
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Do you have any numbers off the old carb? I have a few kohler carbs laying around
Wagnerwerks
The underdog..
If you do hit the bay for this, confirm with the seller that the throttle shaft / hole is not worn. Y may already know this, but its a big issue with these...there is a pretty easy fix if y run onto this problem.
350jeepcj5
ArboristSite Operative
It is considered a number 26
350jeepcj5
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Thank you for the heads up!
Sapo_feo
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Sorry, I don't have one of those.
Do any of you Pioneer guys have a P42HP intake manifold that's not cracked? I've got a couple of NOS Pioneer mufflers,loops of chain, and some other stuff to trade.
Ok... need to jettison some parts to clear some room...
036/034 crank case, muffler, oiler, air filter cover, and maybe a few other bits and pieces...
031 parts saw 90% there with good P&C... just don't have time for building it.
taking trades on any of it or make me an offer.
Need Dolmar-Makita PS-36/41/45 cylinder! PLEASE!
036/034 crank case, muffler, oiler, air filter cover, and maybe a few other bits and pieces...
031 parts saw 90% there with good P&C... just don't have time for building it.
taking trades on any of it or make me an offer.
Need Dolmar-Makita PS-36/41/45 cylinder! PLEASE!
Metals406
Granfodder Runningsaw
The little hand anvils and punches work just fine (grind the heads off first), and you can peen the rivets with a small ball peen hammer (believe it or not). Chains don't have to be purdy, they just have to be strong.
The little hand anvils and punches work just fine (grind the heads off first), and you can peen the rivets with a small ball peen hammer (believe it or not). Chains don't have to be purdy, they just have to be strong.
seems like there are $40-$50 knock off Oregons spinners on ebay. Think I got mine shipped to my door for $45 and it works great!
adding my Efco 132s top handle to the trading table. Good top handle with good P&C in nice clean shape. Had it started but couldn't get carb tuned in right to keep it running. To many saws... 10 more contract saws to keep me busy... no time for it...
I have a Baileys breaker I'd part with.... only used a couple times.
I should... I'll check in a bit.
Nate, I can use the 034/036 stuff.
Scooterbum
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757 Shinny...
Has some hardware issues that can be fixed easily by inserts....Other than that a good running saw.
Whatcha' lookin' for on the 757?
don't hate me but jeremiah Johnson got to me first...
Also I'm casually considering ridding myself of all the extra 056 stuff i have. Including a good Super and MAG II top end. I'll get more pics up but anyone interested can PM me...
Better go clean out my inbox...
Let him have them the 2 stihl .325 bars in 16 and 20 is all I have now. No 3/8 ones I will part with.
pretty sure I can find you a 034/036 carcass for that good top end and it will be cheaper for you in the long run that piece mealing it together from scratch.
Ed,
036/034 stuff inbound to you.
Still have the following to trade.
132s Efco
056 box-o-stuff (for the right bid/trade)
031 90% there with good top end
The little hand anvils and punches work just fine (grind the heads off first), and you can peen the rivets with a small ball peen hammer (believe it or not). Chains don't have to be purdy, they just have to be strong.
The first two years I was at the saw shop, we didn't have proper tools for breaking and spinning the 3/4" pitch harvester chain, so we did it all by hand. Peening the 3/4" preset rivet heads was pretty easy and they'd hold forever.
Ed- I'll have extra 036 stuff too here soon.
I can use some of the 056 parts for sure, at least the Mag top end. What are you looking for? (other than a PS-36/41/45 cylinder which I'll never have.)
