Big_Wood
westcoast dweller
didn't even realize this was such an old thread 
Easy Oiler mod (for more oil)
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I dug it up in hopes of getting the pics restored so I could get a general idea as to what was done. Like I said, I've searched for a loonngggg time! Also had it moved from the firewood section to get more exposure.
When I get it off the saw and apart, I'll post pics and ask for more advice. Thanks for everything so far. I have a start!
Had some free time to work on saw stuff today so I tore into the oiler. Took a few pics for anyone else searching for more oil. I took the advice here to steepen the piston face to increase stroke. Started with an 82 degree angle and stopped with 80. Time will tell, a quick piss rev produced plenty of spin-off on a 2x4.
Remove pin on adjuster post
Stock @ 82 and 16.44
A little emory cloth on a flat surface
Forgot to take pic @ measured 80 degrees and 16.24
I figured a little less would be better than too much. I can always go back and take more off.
Back together
Hole angled
After I run a full tank, I'll post back with the results.
Remove pin on adjuster post
Stock @ 82 and 16.44
A little emory cloth on a flat surface
Forgot to take pic @ measured 80 degrees and 16.24
I figured a little less would be better than too much. I can always go back and take more off.
Back together
Hole angled
After I run a full tank, I'll post back with the results.
Brawnschweig
New Member
Actually... if someone were onto the idea of making the gas tank smaller, the answer would come from putting an object INTO the gas tank to take up that much volume you would want to decrease by... toss in a golf ball (the object must not be affected or 'melted' by the gas)
Gone five your and he still hasn't ran a tank.
years
