Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
You're kidding............right?
Steve
Yeah I'm kidding Steve. That jug is for my Partner 4 cube. I'm building it for the GTG at Terry's in June.
Here's a few more pics.
You're kidding............right?
Steve
Did that begin life as a closed port jug?!
Got any pictures of radically changed 041 cylinders handy?
No. 65cc Partner closed port jugs are getting hard to find.
Wiggs was trying to hit me up for one of those too. Apparently you two have a lot of similar ideas about saw building...
Closed-port Partner jugs would be more easily found back east. There weren't many dealers for those saws here
in the west and even the few dealers here didn't sell but only a handful of units. The mid-sized Macs, Homies, Stihls,
and Huskies ruled the roost at that time...
Im only new to porting and man im way to neat by the looks of it lol..i stuff about tryng to get it perfect i can see humps and bumps and not a straight line as such in any of the lips of any port and left to right does not look the same does this not matter? do you just free hand it all, i think i take to much time trying to get it just right..... like i say am only new to porting...:msp_smile: like i say im only new to porting i dont know if thats done or you have more to do yet?...anyways good job thanks for posting so people new to porting like me can take it in and hope to one day get the hang of it.....:msp_smile:
is it ok that the curve of the port as such can have humps and bumps? i mean if it dont matter i dont have to try and get the humps and bumps out soooooo sorry dude:msp_unsure: time is money and what works works.......
Not just yet. I've got a 262xp up next...............then the 041Super Duper.
opps sorry just for you i will post more :msp_tongue: lol anyways i think most get what i was saying i did not mean a true straight edge i was trying to say is it ok that the curve of the port as such can have humps and bumps? i mean if it dont matter i dont have to try and get the humps and bumps out soooooo sorry dude:msp_unsure: time is money and what works works.......
opcorn:opcorn:
have you checked rpms in the cut with your tach ? sounds pretty happy for a 880 ,does it rev like a 660 after it was modded ?
great work randy,
as brad said, i too was less than impressed with this (my) saw in stock form, although it had gobs of torque, the lack of rpm/chain speed was a big let down for me...
i think i'm probably somewhat spoiled by my ported ms460 and ms360......
it looks like this saw will actually be "fun to run" now !!!!
what do you figure the final gains are randy ??
great job... me happy...
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