Hedgerow
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Hmmm...
Who's to say the saw with the pop-up doesn't also have a cut squish band...
And who's to say the saw with a cut band and flat top piston didn't also have the crown trimmed...
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Hmmm...
Who's to say the saw with the pop-up doesn't also have a cut squish band...
And who's to say the saw with a cut band and flat top piston didn't also have the crown trimmed...
:msp_scared:
I only care about finding out if UNPRACTICAL is really a word.
Ahhh. Just found it. Right next to unthawed.
Ahhh. Just found it. Right next to unthawed.
SawTroll
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Hedgerow
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Pssssshhhhh....
For that matter, who's to say half of my saws even have the piston they were meant to have in em'!!!
For that matter, who's to say half of my saws even have the piston they were meant to have in em'!!!
SawTroll
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UNPRACTICAL doesn't sound right to me, regardless if it is "listed" by now....:msp_rolleyes:
Pssssshhhhh....
For that matter, who's to say half of my saws even have the piston they were meant to have in em'!!!
That's just queer...
Pssssshhhhh....
For that matter, who's to say half of my saws even have the piston they were meant to have in em'!!!
Well if a guy has got alot of saws, works in the woods sawing full time, a saw with a different or cut piston is fine cause you will always have a backup saw. I always post from my perspective: everyones a pro and need their saw to put food on the table LOL
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All depends.......Does it have an OEM or Aftermarket P/C? HAHAHAH............:msp_biggrin:
ive never had a proerly tuned and maintained saw go down and need a piston replaced. the saws that have went down on me or my customers has been catostrophic failure and a new piston would not get them back in the wood. most anyone that is going to put the money into a ported saw ,is going to maintain that saw and know if something is different and needs attention. if i have a customer with a saw down i can do a piston and have it in his hands in just a few days. if your making a living with a saw and dont have a back up saw,then your not prepared very well to do your job.
SawTroll
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A beer? I have plenty, but they are hard to send over the internet....:msp_wink:
Not prepaired very well to do your job ehh? Easy for you to say mr Rollen in the dough in part of the usa that actually has work. Work is tough to get here, and when you do get work it doesnt pay as well as it should.
OK now weres that beeer Sawtroll 
SawTroll
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I assume those that depend on their saws have backups, if not, :msp_scared:.
I should stay out of this thread but here goes anyway, for all you guys claiming the cut squish band is building torque please understand this. The cut squish band (and pop-up piston) builds COMPRESSION which is the driving factor in building torque.
In my mind it really does not matter how you get 200 psi (or what psi you want) as long as the compression and port timing is there it will make torque.
One of these days I'm gonna learn when to sit in the corner and be quiet............
In my mind it really does not matter how you get 200 psi (or what psi you want) as long as the compression and port timing is there it will make torque.
One of these days I'm gonna learn when to sit in the corner and be quiet............
Hedgerow
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Well according to his calculations we have two more pages to do yet, so that means 4 more beers
SawTroll
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Well according to his calculations we have two more pages to do yet, so that means 4 more beers
Two pages are 200 posts to me, that will take a lot more than just 4 beers...:msp_wink:
Hedgerow
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What do you mean? I heard that new Meth industry was rockin' down there Terry!!!
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