Here is a pic of the culprit. An 036 Pro that I plan on trading off. I just want to clean it as I go through it. Bottom end is good, as is the top end, but wanted to tear it all the way down to be sure. No surprises when the next guy gets it (pretty sure I have a trade inthe works, so it's not gonna be for trade here).
I have dealt with the guy I am trading with before and just want to make sure it's a solid saw. The saw I am cleaning is a pretty new saw. By model number, it's much newer than my 036 Pro (mint
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Also tearing my 036 Pro down to delete the base gasket, put in some cabers, and do my 1st light port job on it. Not raising or lowering the ports, just cleaning up and gonna try and match the ports. After reading a million threads and and speaking with Randy. I feel I can do a decent job. I'm not looking for full on Woods port. Just a little here, and a little there. Heck, I'm prob gonna take so little, it won't matter. But, I have to start somewhere.
Thanks for all the ideas.
Now, what about the warm soapy water in the Crankcase? If a little gets in? Rinse with mix, blow with air (lightly), mix, etc?
Or avoid water in Crank if I am not tearing down?