Farley9n
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After you spot the error and stop smiling you will know why I called it a day and went in for a BEER!......Bob
Ever Have A Day Like This?
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oldsaw
"Been There, Milled That"
Are you sure the backwards jug wasn't caused by too much beer to begin with?
Just asking.
Mark
NOw do I see a whole in that piston or is it just me....
Have a nice one, you deserved it 
Treeman587
ArboristSite Operative
NOw do I see a whole in that piston or is it just me....
You are correct! There is a hole in that piston! BUT it is supposed to be there. thats where the wrist pin connects to the connecting rod......the conecting rod connects to the crankshaft........the crankshaft conects to the leg bone, Oh sorry, got carried away
THALL10326
The Champ
As Forrest Gump would say, Schit Happens. Tant no biggie, taker back apart and turn that jug. You'll getter fxed up....
ASEMASTER
ArboristSite Operative
**** happens
as a mech. I know that you can only get mad at yourself but even that won't fix it you just got to take it appart again and put it back together the right way. your lucky it's only a small saw, it could be the clutch plate in backwards in a mack.
as a mech. I know that you can only get mad at yourself but even that won't fix it you just got to take it appart again and put it back together the right way. your lucky it's only a small saw, it could be the clutch plate in backwards in a mack.
gunnarfan
ArboristSite Guru
i think you still have a little of that virus to get rid of.
does pinch a bit when you know better.. and you do.. doesn't it
does pinch a bit when you know better.. and you do.. doesn't it
cuttinscott
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Ahh just put the rest together backwards and sell it to a LEFTY lol
Scott
Scott
I can relate. I once tore down and reassembled an 045 Super in a couple hours. Picked it up to start it, and found the wrist pin clips hiding underneath. 
I must not have thrown the saw too far because I still use it.
Chris B.
I must not have thrown the saw too far because I still use it.
Chris B.
Farley9n
ArboristSite Guru
Still Grinning!
Just to update: It's back together the right way (hopefully) and should be running tomorrow then on ebay Sunday. It was a piece of cake this time except I didn't realize exactly where the oil line went untill after the blue locktite had set on the tank and trigger housing. Then I found that pull start housing was kinda in the way of the bug screen that needed to be screwed to the flywheel. All that's left now is to rebuild the carb and put it and the reed valves in. What could be any simpler than that!......Bob
Just to update: It's back together the right way (hopefully) and should be running tomorrow then on ebay Sunday. It was a piece of cake this time except I didn't realize exactly where the oil line went untill after the blue locktite had set on the tank and trigger housing. Then I found that pull start housing was kinda in the way of the bug screen that needed to be screwed to the flywheel. All that's left now is to rebuild the carb and put it and the reed valves in. What could be any simpler than that!......Bob
RaisedByWolves
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I got a chuckle out of that!
Btw, Dont put the reeds on backwards.
Btw, Dont put the reeds on backwards.
SawTroll
Information Collector
I don't really understand why you want to work on that one, but good luck!
:yoyo: :yoyo:
I know there's a whole in the piston for the connecting rod, but normally you can not see it from the muffler side, at least not with the saws I know of
It's one thing to do something bone-headed. It's another to post it on here for all of us to chuckle over. I had to rep you for that 
Brad
Farley9n
ArboristSite Guru
Last Update!
Here are some pictures of the finished saw. It started right up and rans really well! overall I'm pretty pleased with the way it turned out. I have one more of these to do and at my age if I just wait a couple more days It will be an all new adventure. Thanks for your input on this.........Bob
Here are some pictures of the finished saw. It started right up and rans really well! overall I'm pretty pleased with the way it turned out. I have one more of these to do and at my age if I just wait a couple more days It will be an all new adventure. Thanks for your input on this.........Bob
I've never seen those stickers intact before. Looks great
RaisedByWolves
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Looks good!
But wheres the thumb oiler?
But wheres the thumb oiler?
Tzed250
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deep sadness
Drop a valve adjustment shim down the cam chain tunnel of an inline four cylinder motorcyle engine and you wil get a really bad feeling in the pit of your stomach.
Drop a valve adjustment shim down the cam chain tunnel of an inline four cylinder motorcyle engine and you wil get a really bad feeling in the pit of your stomach.
Farley9n
ArboristSite Guru
Thumb Oiler!
Everything for it is there and even one oil line goes to the handle. It's all blocked off from the factory with screw caps. I debated with myself about taking the set up from another saw and putting it on or just plugging the one oil line but decided to just leave it as found. Besides, it's been apart too many times already and it does oil just fine......Bob
Everything for it is there and even one oil line goes to the handle. It's all blocked off from the factory with screw caps. I debated with myself about taking the set up from another saw and putting it on or just plugging the one oil line but decided to just leave it as found. Besides, it's been apart too many times already and it does oil just fine......Bob
