MechanicMatt
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Is TimberWolf still on here? I remember when I first got on this site he and you answered a awful lot of my newb questions. That guy is one smart fella:msp_thumbup:
Mastermind Meets The Echo CST-610EVL
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Is TimberWolf still on here? I remember when I first got on this site he and you answered a awful lot of my newb questions. That guy is one smart fella:msp_thumbup:
parrisw
Tree Freak
He hasn't been around in a while, really miss him. Super nice knowledgeable guy.
mt.stalker
ArboristSite Guru
:msp_w00t: :msp_w00t: :msp_w00t: Now that's what I'm talkin 'bout !!!
We don't need no steenkin chainsaw videos :hmm3grin2orange:
russhd1997
Innocent By Stander
The information here is top notch and the BS makes the technical stuff easier to read. The Mastermind threads are a good place to learn something and he doesn't get all pissed off and bitter because someone wants to have a little fun.
Carry on.
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The information here is top notch and the BS makes the technical stuff easier to read. The Mastermind threads are a good place to learn something and he doesn't get all pissed off and bitter because someone wants to have a little fun.
Carry on.
He doesn't get pissed off cause he's mostly the one who hijacks the thread to begin with. :rolleyes2:
RandyMac
Stiff Member
22 pages and not done yet? Ferchristsakes!
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Pay attention Randy.......I'll recap.
Echo twin
Scored pistons
Weak crankshaft
New pistons
Crank out for welding
Got it? :cool2:
Sprintcar
Chainsaw Slut
:waaaht:
22 pages of good stuff. I see this thread reaching 100 pages before we ever see that saw run, and thats O.K.!
22 pages of good stuff. I see this thread reaching 100 pages before we ever see that saw run, and thats O.K.!
7sleeper
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Adirondackstihl
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Chris J.
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Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Randy, I added to your list
I don't mind at all Chris. In all honesty I have no way of knowing when I will get the cranks back.
That guy working on the crank is good, but he is slow. At least that is what I read on the internet.
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So there will still be some time before this thread is getting back on topic?
This is different that other threads how?
don't know how you guys did it but you been hiding. but to no avail, i found you. waded through all the bullchit just now.
kinda sorta interesting thread, at least 5% of it is anyway.
hate to be a downer but i'm gonna ask a relevant question and at the same time reveal that i'm mostly a saw assembler rather than a saw builder. i actually am a multi tasker after all.
what and why is it that you're getting welded on the crank? also, are you widening the ports at all or leaving the porting stock?
carry on
kinda sorta interesting thread, at least 5% of it is anyway.
hate to be a downer but i'm gonna ask a relevant question and at the same time reveal that i'm mostly a saw assembler rather than a saw builder. i actually am a multi tasker after all.
what and why is it that you're getting welded on the crank? also, are you widening the ports at all or leaving the porting stock?
carry on
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Ah......a question related to the saw. Strange??????
We will be ported the saw and increasing compression. The crankshaft is known to be a bit weak so as a precaution we are having it welded at the pins.
Ah......a question related to the saw. Strange??????
We will be ported the saw and increasing compression. The crankshaft is known to be a bit weak so as a precaution we are having it welded at the pins.
I always hear reference to "We". You got a crew Randy??
Randy and Jon move so quick it looks like five guys, three regular guys working and two teetering on genetically deficient chopstick legs...either way the work gets done.
parrisw
Tree Freak
Jon is Randy's second personality.
