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Ahhh right Aussies call them thongs but Google brings up a different kind of thong lol
Screwbolts
Never to many Engines!!
Waste of time, lol
Screwbolts
Never to many Engines!!
Here in central NY we had a hi of 11F today. Over the weekend we got 6" of snow. Forcast of 5 for tonight was 2F at 0530 this morning.
I did cut and skid out two big Beech trees this afternoon for firewood. One was rt at 20" and the other was 24" but slightly hollow. Used a,red Craftsman 3.7/18 thin ring, with 20" bar and chain.
I did cut and skid out two big Beech trees this afternoon for firewood. One was rt at 20" and the other was 24" but slightly hollow. Used a,red Craftsman 3.7/18 thin ring, with 20" bar and chain.
Lol very much loved footwear over here its eather work boots or jandels. Hunting jandels, safety jandels, wedding jandels, hiking jandels, winter jandels, summer jandels, dinner jandels, .. . .. every kiwi has a God given right to mow his lawn in his jandels lol
I do stop for boots when running a saw however many don't and instead rely on the safety jandels.
A good pair will last a year used as number one foot wear for all of the above.
Can even water ski in your jandels lol
73f last Wednesday caught 10 after lunch . I like fishing in the cold but I’m going to miss these 70 degree days .
Nice catch. I quite going when it got hot back in the summer then been tied up doing stuff after that.
Steve Sidwell
Steve Sidwell
So i musta missed what piston will work with your new jug. Assuming no 4000 jug is available. Eh?
It's gonna come as a top end kit when said and done, gaskets, bolts, cylinder, piston assy, new bolts, minus piston bearings.
Steve Sidwell
Steve Sidwell
I'm going to say the bearings are going to be there
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Was wondering about that. Saw a pic of the piston and it was minus the two end bearings. I've never seen them for sale so I was wondering how he would work around them.
Screwbolts
Never to many Engines!!
If you drop back a few pages, lots of good info and complete descriptions of work being done on this worthy project. Page 2684
Screwbolts
Never to many Engines!!
I am not Duke, nor do I personally know him, but let me take a stab at this.
I do believe the photos of the piston you saw on here were prototype / prof cast of the pistons . I can assure you that when the pistons are cast they have no finish tolerances to critical areas and some areas must still be machined to finish dimensions. There for the bearings will be the last step in the process.
Very much like when I cast boolitz, they don't drop out of the mold finish sized, lubed and with a gas check installed.
Ken
I saw the bearings on the web site last week.
Steve Sidwell
Steve Sidwell
Speaking of the 4000 I took a 3400 apart and put the 4000 cylinder kit on it and have been running it on the dino. The saw is running good and the kit was easy to install, all the bolts and gaskets came with it. The saw is running rich now and will stay that way for the first tank of fuel. This is going to be so neat when they are 4 sale. Everyone is going to want one.
Duke Thieroff
Fill your hands, you SOB!
It will be coming as a kit so we have our own piston being made as well as our own cylinder. As Steve said it will be coming with the cylinder, piston, rings, wrist pin, gasket set and hardware set. I ship the tester set to Todd with a little red barn piston in it because our piston isn't quite ready yet. More on that lower down.
Yep, you got it!Will be own piston too I do believe
This is still up in the air, but I have recently been able to source them for a much more reasonable price than I was able to find them for in the past. I'm going to get some samples in and check them out and if they're solid we are definitely going to bring them in and pair them with the kit.
I stock them right now they're available for sale I charge 10 bucks a set for them buddy!
Hey Ken!
Awesome insight into the bullets, but this is a little different. That piston is basically ready to go and has been machined. We just need to iron out a few changes as far as the ring locating pins and the final diameter are concerned.
Yep, you got it buddy!
Thanks so much @Todd Loosli for taking this kit and doing a little testing on it. I think I can speak for both of us when I say we're having a blast with it!
Thanks to all of you guys that are asking questions and looking for clarification about this. I love being part of the discussion!
Duke Thieroff
Fill your hands, you SOB!
Yep, that's them. As we move forward I think we're going to be able to get that retail to about 1/2 of that If the bearings from the new supplier check out. Keep your eyes peeled in the next month or two.
Screwbolts
Never to many Engines!!
Thank you Duke for clarity.
I am actually in the woods now running a red 3700 thin ring and grey 3800, thick ring.
9F here now.
I am actually in the woods now running a red 3700 thin ring and grey 3800, thick ring.
9F here now.
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