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Yes I know where the other one is but.....
084 Differences and Info
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Let's just say, I'm going to be busy for a while
I can feel your pain.
Brad;
One will have to be seriously nasty with 3 of them. Or did you buy another?
Rob
One will have to be seriously nasty with 3 of them. Or did you buy another?
Rob
The nasty one is a 4th
It will not be rebuilt. Bad bearings I'm told. I'll know tonight.It hurts soooo gooooood
Brad you are worse than Lindsey Lohan, you haven't even tried rehab!!
So we are proud of you and good luck on your saws. PM if you need machine work.
Rob
My name is Brad. I am addicted to buying and repairing chainsaws. I realize I have a problem but do not want intervention. The only remedy is to buy another saw, spend an untold # of hours working on it, and then sell it at a loss or very small profit. Of course, it won't be that way this time :bang: Everything will be just as describe and they will only need a little cleaning.
:bang: Everything will be just as describe and they will only need a little cleaning.Brad I am so sorry (NOT).
I feel like the crack dealer on the street corner that gave you your first fix of 084 The Beast. :hmm3grin2orange: But they sure feel good to run, dont they...........
Now you have sold everything to keep feeding the addiction to get more of The Beast.
I feel like the crack dealer on the street corner that gave you your first fix of 084 The Beast. :hmm3grin2orange: But they sure feel good to run, dont they...........
Now you have sold everything to keep feeding the addiction to get more of The Beast.
Kevin, you are a bad influence! 
Kevin, you are a bad influence!
You can blame the ones before me, that hooked me on the crack addiction. Woodsjunkie, Combscut, Gypo, Helsel's, Dneiger, they let me run some real powerful saws at a gtg and I have been hooked ever since.
All they said is run any of the saws you like, go ahead and see the difference in a real saw.
:hmm3grin2orange:
It was indeed running The Beast at the last GTG that did me in. I gots to have one!...........or 2, or 3, ahhh make it 4.
4 you told your wife about. She will never believe that XL cover on an 084!!!!
Got another 84 cylinder today, looks like new inside crosshatch and all, but its got a broken area around the de-comp.
It will either get cut down for a 2 piece head for racing someday or not have a de-comp and be used on a stocker only.
Anyone ever had this on a 84 cylinder and re-drilled for a de-comp and used a different type of de-comp in the top of cyl or just plug off the hole and use without de-comp? What was your fix or idea?
It will either get cut down for a 2 piece head for racing someday or not have a de-comp and be used on a stocker only.
Anyone ever had this on a 84 cylinder and re-drilled for a de-comp and used a different type of de-comp in the top of cyl or just plug off the hole and use without de-comp? What was your fix or idea?
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
What is the nature of the break?
In any case.. it's not a big deal to drill, spot mill/face, and tap for a decomp. Best to be done on a mill rather than a drill press, but it's possible.
BTW.. I'd just fix the stock decomp location.... without seeing it.. I'd get it built up with a tig, then machined.
Andy look at the left one. The de-comp threads are totally broken off to the base area of de-comp. One on the right shows how it was suppose to be.
Now what do you think? No threads whatsoever in the de-comp area, all broken off on left one.
Now what do you think? No threads whatsoever in the de-comp area, all broken off on left one.
Peacock
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Andy look at the left one. The de-comp threads are totally broken off to the base area of de-comp. One on the right shows how it was suppose to be.
Now what do you think? No threads whatsoever in the de-comp area, all broken off on left one.
My limited experience in a machine/welding shop says that is easily fixable. Build it up with a tig and then drill and tap it. Any halfway talented welder can do the job.
