Bill G has a Swingarm on Ebay now. There's another in our Classifieds.
the price that is on the grinder in the classified is way too close to new price for me. i also cant buy from ebay any more since i dont have a paypal account. my account is permanently done becouse of the charity raffle.
Same here. But can you really pin the whole problem on high compression?
Big end rod bearing was fine I take it? I know others are doing their own testing.
I've always thought that too Al. I've always liked around 180. I'm just trying stuff on my own saws and having some fun.[/QUOTE
Yeah Will, as you do, hence the 371 running 205.
If I keep only one saw, this one will be it. It sure ran nicer with 205 psi though!
my account is permanently done becouse of the charity raffle.
Can't be said for sure Will. My 371 doesn't rev as some do as I built for torque so considering the quality parts I used, it points to compression.
Big and small were fine. Even the piston felt good with the pin, but I didn't risk it considering it had been kissing the lid! Those parts replaced and all good. Yeah sure big ends cop it but it doesn't make the small end exempt I suppose.
Yeah Will, as you do, hence the 371 running 205.
If I keep only one saw, this one will be it. It sure ran nicer with 205 psi though!
ive tried to appeal it twice and get the same answer .no
i could get a new bank account ,email address, ebay account and use one of my kids names to get a new account. but i dont see it being worth it.
That's a bit rugged!
Do they have a tribunal?
Maybe a petition by the members here to submit?
Paypal is a form of dictatorship/oligarchy. They don't respond much to petitions.
Was that a BB kit Al, with the 064 piston? Even with quality parts you can get a dud, but yes it may just point to the compression. We'll see how this holds up, but I won't be able to put a whole lot of time on it this winter.
Paypal is a form of dictatorship/oligarchy. They don't respond much to petitions.
Yes Will. The barrel is looking consistent all the way through. I can't factor the barrel in it's demise. Nor the piston really. Short of doing any length measurements and the pin felt snug and by eye no evidence of fractures. It was replaced due to whacking the squish band. Ne evidence at the pin either. This leaves the small end bearing. Small end journal felt fine with new parts and been running fine since.
Sure, new OEM and quality parts are not exempt from their run/percentage of less than optimum, but I tend to think higher compression will bring on a failure earlier.
Oh I know, just that I don't believe in just rolling over!
503 8280-04 is a vented cap, makes the stock vent redundant.Well I'm back from running the saw. Good thing I brought my old faithful 372, cause the new one ran like ****, kept going lean, idle was hunting around up and down, was chasing the tune, just generally crap!! At one point at first it just kept dying in the cut then would not restart, then I think I tracked it down to a bad tank vent, a soon as I opened the cap, it restarted and ran fine again for a bit, so I kept cracking the cap open, then got fed up and just stopped running it before I blew it up. The other 372 sure ran great though, as it always does. So going to replace the tank vent and try again. Got a video uploading right now good or bad I'll show it, not very impressive, and was cutting really knarly knotty wood, at one point when it was running ok I saw up to 11,000 in the cut, 28" bar 8pin. Going to be a while for the vid to be done, probably this EVE.
503 8280-04 is a vented cap, makes the stock vent redundant.
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