I tried first with the pawls the direction they are in the IPL and I couldn't get the springs right... then I looked at other pictures.
As a draughtsman things like that irk me.
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As a draughtsman things like that irk me.
Sorry, but by invites only.
big10pointer
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Oh I understand Clint you don't know me from Adam just wanted to offer. Didn't see too many others offering. Good luck with your saw projects.
Syncop8r - that was most likely an inked drawing...by the time it was checked and the error was discovered the document was already published and the specifications supervisor decided no one would know the difference.
I can remember back to the day when our Engineers first bought an electric eraser. Since the first rule of Engineering at that time was "never draw more in the morning than you can erase in the afternoon" the electric eraser allowed them to keep pencil on paper up until 3:30 or so each day. Quite a boost to their productivity.
Now days it only take 2 seconds to "Delete" and "Confirm Delete".
Mark
I can remember back to the day when our Engineers first bought an electric eraser. Since the first rule of Engineering at that time was "never draw more in the morning than you can erase in the afternoon" the electric eraser allowed them to keep pencil on paper up until 3:30 or so each day. Quite a boost to their productivity.
Now days it only take 2 seconds to "Delete" and "Confirm Delete".
Mark
Sdc 65 is what I have on mine, but the sdc 44a is my favorite.
Oh there has been many on YT, FB, other forums and here.
I'm Rock Star status now.
Only a few people have seen my collection of chainsaws also.
I did uncover the seat cutters finally so if anyone is interested in a set of these let me know.
Mark
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The washers should go between the nut and the fly wheel!!!
knightmax
"Ya Don't Know What Ya Don't Know"
Yes Sir, I FULLY understand. I LOVE talking about and sharing knowledge about this old Macs, but I am a cautious man around many things. Who gets inside my shop is one of those things lol.
That's one of the reasons I rarely comment or post pics in the various FB chainsaw forums anymore.Usually just my own page occasionally now.
Noticed a couple weeks back that some azzhole scammer used a pic of MINE from 2014-15 that showed a few of my saws & some 2 x 12 shelves along south wall of my shop/former garage - as a description in selling a couple saws THEY had.I wasnt very happy,reported the pic but not much else you can do really.Its really something when a person is too damn lazy to take their own pics,using a stock photo off internet search is one thing but to deliberately STEAL from someone else is another matter entirely & really gets me mad!! I have NO use for thieves or scammers no matter their form or what they're stealing,period.
Noticed a couple weeks back that some azzhole scammer used a pic of MINE from 2014-15 that showed a few of my saws & some 2 x 12 shelves along south wall of my shop/former garage - as a description in selling a couple saws THEY had.I wasnt very happy,reported the pic but not much else you can do really.Its really something when a person is too damn lazy to take their own pics,using a stock photo off internet search is one thing but to deliberately STEAL from someone else is another matter entirely & really gets me mad!! I have NO use for thieves or scammers no matter their form or what they're stealing,period.
Is there a substitute for the starter shaft bushings 57535 ?
Your options are limited. You might be able to find an older starter housing/flywheel cover that has the brass bushing through the starter rather than the later version with the nylon bushings, but other than that you will need to find a source or rob some from another starter. The same bushing was used in the LH start large frame saws like the 250 so you have options for finding used ones.
Mark
Mark
Great pic, beautiful boy
A barking dog outside, a couple security cameras (working or not), and a shotgun in the corner usually gets the attention of anyone who happens to 'just stop by' with less than honorable intentions. My favorite Stihl dealer up my way has a sign behind the counter that says;
"Premises Guarded by Mean Dog and Owner With Shotgun Three Nights a Week. You Guess Which Three."
You may get lucky with split flange bushings for lawn tractor steering linkage. Otherwise you may be able to have a shop fab up some brass ones if robbery from another starter as Mark suggests isn't an option.
https://www.jackssmallengines.com/j...r57fk7pp89wifrscg8w0ih6xrj_gkvlbocixyqavd_bwe
PM inbound on the Time Sert tools Mark. FWIW, this seems to be a general instruction sheet for using the sets you have.
https://www.timesert.com/html/howtosp.html The only thing that scares me a little is the price of the inserts themselves. Yikes. Maybe I'm missing something there? Ira?
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Thank You
big10pointer
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Your Welcome Razor glad to help some people on here have helped me
I love the smell of fresh cut pine in the truck, but time to clean the sap off.
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