Installing a Piston.

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romeo said:
Dude are you for real??? Do you know how a 2-stroke works?
try checking turn signal fluid on truck:taped:
 
better yet just put the wood in the truck:buttkick:
 
wll, check this simple page and animation out. notice in this example the intake is in the bottom?

http://www.oldengineshed.com/twocycthry.html

or this one: http://www.keveney.com/twostroke.html

or this one: http://www.madsens1.com/engine.htm

heres a husky 181 cyl with the piston held up inside with my finger, this is when the fuel/air mix enters the crankcase.
http://www.nwchainsaw.com/cylone.jpg


now look how far the piston would have to travel if it entered just the cyl.
http://www.nwchainsaw.com/cyltwo.jpg


now you see a 2 cycle engine is a diffrent beast.
 
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There was a time when this was a mystery to all of us... but in my case it was so long ago I can't remember anymore:help:
 
is chekin turnsignl fluid and loading wood:bang:
 
It's called blinker fluid. If you ask for turn signal fluid they might give you the wrong stuff. It is normally on the shelf with the muffler bearings and knubler joints.
 
RiverRat2 said:
Gypo is that your truck????? and loader????? neat setup :popcorn:

Hey were is the raft:laugh: , do you really float it down river, not Maple, Huh???
Hi River Rat, thanks for asking, but I say with a definate no that's not my log truck. It belongs to the best log trucker this side of the Rockies.

I think a truck like that costs 250,000 at least, so I don't think I could afford a rig such as this.
I'm not organised enough to be a log trucker.
John
 

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