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Agreed! I do love me a red beer every now and then. The Bud/Bud Light Chelada's aren't too bad. A little expensive for what they are, but not too bad.
Not since the first gtg I met Matt at! Neva again!Whiskey...
Neat...
No no fruit or vegetables in it..
Probably for the best...Not since the first gtg I met Matt at! Neva again!
the blue wire goes in to the kill switch. and when the switch is in the kill position touches a silver shorting bar that is grounded. is the wire bare or does it have connector on it.
the blue wire goes in to the kill switch. and when the switch is in the kill position touches a silver shorting bar that is grounded. is the wire bare or does it have connector on it.
you got a husky? I got a stihl....... things all mixed upYou ever see those pictures that look like a bunch of red and green dots? If you stare at it long enough a 3-d picture appears. That is what it was like for me staring at the 346. There is only 1 square inch where the connection can go. How hard can it be right? Real hard for me, then BAM the spot appeared and it was plain as day. Fired it up and hit the kill switch...problem solved. Thanks for the help Kenneth.
Well, I haven't really gotten that far, but flipping them is definitely part of the equation. The Stihl drill is basically for drilling holes into a post. I think when complete it should have like a 3/4" chuck. I know it's missing the starter housing at a minimum. Not sure what else is wrong with it. You have first dibs on it. I'll take a better look at them tomorrow night.A stihl drill, as in an auger? What are your plans for these two? I'm planning some summer time fence work and might be in the market for one of these if you plan to flip them.
You ever see those pictures that look like a bunch of red and green dots? If you stare at it long enough a 3-d picture appears. That is what it was like for me staring at the 346. There is only 1 square inch where the connection can go. How hard can it be right? Real hard for me, then BAM the spot appeared and it was plain as day. Fired it up and hit the kill switch...problem solved. Thanks for the help Kenneth.
Good deal on a grinder for someone in the St Louis area.
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Wow that's an awesome deal somebody better grab that fast!! Morning gents!!Good deal on a grinder for someone in the St Louis area.
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Heck of a deal! That's worth driving for.Good deal on a grinder for someone in the St Louis area.
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OK I got one for you husky jred heads. I have a 372 and a 2171 that are exhibiting the same symptoms. Both act like they have an electrical short after warming up at high rpms they kind of oscillate. Wont rev all the way out. Is this a common problem? I have changed kill switch checked all wires for shorts. Check and cleaned carbs can't find anything obvious....stumped at this point.
Any back fires at all?OK I got one for you husky jred heads. I have a 372 and a 2171 that are exhibiting the same symptoms. Both act like they have an electrical short after warming up at high rpms they kind of oscillate. Wont rev all the way out. Is this a common problem? I have changed kill switch checked all wires for shorts. Check and cleaned carbs can't find anything obvious....stumped at this point.
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