Ron660
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I'll take the one with screw caps
MS460 VS MS461
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Trx250r180
Saw polisher
That looks like a fireman sawWas that one if the choices.
There's adapters you can get for the others
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Yeah I thought I could use one since all I seem to do is run around and put out other peoples fires
.It is a rescue saw which is the equivalent to the R version (wide clutch cover, wrap handle, pretty sure they have the HD oiler) plus the shield on the front, and the D starter handle also. There is no decamp on them and there is a rubber filler in the decomposition hole.
What's the 180 part of your screen name, 180 PSI?
Ron660
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Good looking saw. I prefer the screw caps rather than the flip caps. I've had less issues with the screw caps but I broke a screw cap once over-tightening it. The inside of the cap feel inside the oil tank.Was that one if the choices
There's adapters you can get for the others
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will it double for snowblower with that pull starter ?..........lol.........Yeah I thought I could use one since all I seem to do is run around and put out other peoples fires
It is a rescue saw which is the equivalent to the R version (wide clutch cover, wrap handle, pretty sure they have the HD oiler) plus the shield on the front, and the D starter handle also. There is no decamp on them and there is a rubber filler in the decomposition hole.
What's the 180 part of your screen name, 180 PSI?
Mastermind Worksaws
The Enabler
Yeah, but chainsaws are loud. And dangerous. And smelly.
I'm gonna be in my safe place knitting a new hat.
I'm gonna be in my safe place knitting a new hat.
Trx250r180
Saw polisher
My old motocross user name when i was younger ,trx250r was my race atv ,180 was my # on the bikeYeah I thought I could use one since all I seem to do is run around and put out other peoples fires
It is a rescue saw which is the equivalent to the R version (wide clutch cover, wrap handle, pretty sure they have the HD oiler) plus the shield on the front, and the D starter handle also. There is no decamp on them and there is a rubber filler in the decomposition hole.
What's the 180 part of your screen name, 180 PSI?
Never seen you in a knitted hat, but I thought when we were at Opryland I saw you in a hat.
That's great, I'm a huge Honda buff.
Mastermind Worksaws
The Enabler
Here's my shop-made solution to prevent breaking screw caps:
Typical screnches have small tips that can easily set up too much torque. I've never broken a screw cap with this tool.
Nice home made tools.
User Name Here
Lowly Firewood Cutter
Yeah I just always used my hand. Never had to use a scrench except to get a cap off someone else had put on with one.
Until a helper puts them on too tight with a scrench , yup, I have it happen every time!
I have replaced dozens of screw on caps that owners bring in. Almost all of them were cracked by a scrench. Recall that Stihl often placed a decal right next to the fuel cap showing the scrench tightening the cap. I often thought they did that in order to sell lots of replacement caps.
Maybe that decal was the midwife that gave birth to the flippy cap.
