Nice tip. I can use that![]()
Glad to help. I've learned plenty from you.![]()
I'm hoping that you can teach us how to make a 550 has as much power as a 346That's not to say that it's not already perhaps the best 50cc saw on the market for 99% of users.
I'm really not concerned with a second or two. If we can find a way to make these have enough torque for a heavy handed operator like me to be happy with, then they should be a great saw for anyone. They already have the rpm.......now to make em pull. :msp_thumbup:
I've got both jugs ported.....still doing the final polishing. More tomorrow.
I want 261 torque and 346 RPMS![]()
That was after taking .040" out of the squish band.That squish is nearly as big as the last 365 I measured. There's a whole lotta strato action goin on there, too. So, I wonder if a simple MM and gasket removal works ok, or is the timing too messed up then?
That was after taking .040" out of the squish band.
I dont know why but these 550s sort of interest me.
opcorn:
what ? no movies ?
"Jon is the muffler man. "
I like Jon don't abuse him Randy.
PLEASE STOP NOW!! This is worse than a crafting infomercial for my wife. I love my old 51 Husky you rebuilt and massaged but this saw is on a whole different level. I love having a saw that I can jump off the logging roads with when getting logs ready to pull with the tractor. A light weight saw is awesome. I am getting weak reading about this saw Randy.
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I doubt we'll have anything much........I ain't going in the woods till the ticks die. I might be able to round up a chunk of pine.......but the hardwood is too deep in the land of chiggers and ticks.
Having Lymes changed the way I see the world.
Jon is learning to braze really well. He does a nice job on everything he puts a hand to.
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