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I thought you already made a deal with TK on the 555?
vw_motorsports
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Lookingi for a Real Odd ball here, not chainsaw but it's a 2-stroke and I'm sure someone has seen one.
Fradan BB-51 backpack blower, I need the rubber intake boot. Fradan is out of stock until August
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Fradan BB-51 backpack blower, I need the rubber intake boot. Fradan is out of stock until August
please send a PM
thanks
Duke Thieroff
Fill your hands, you SOB!
I'm still waiting for him to get back to me.
I'll contact you first if him and I can't work something out.
No worries. It's none of my business but I got cash and parts that people would give their eye teeth for.
Wagnerwerks
The underdog..
I don't know... My teeth are meaning more and more to me every year I'm alive....
Me too. Especially since I'm paying to have one pulled every once in a while.
I'll give you two lightly-used (pudding and applesauce only) wooden incisors for a Homelite 240 kill switch. They're my favorite pair, but I have a 4 foot rock maple that's threatening my house, and I need my big-wood saw.
I need a husky 394 brake band and oiler. Also a oiler for a Jonsered 2159.
I have a pro mac 610 for Free { PAY shipping only } The mac I got for free. I have not tried to run it it had stale gas in it but looks to be complete including the 24"? bar.
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I have a pro mac 610 for Free { PAY shipping only } The mac I got for free. I have not tried to run it it had stale gas in it but looks to be complete including the 24"? bar.
PM me
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Hey yall, I am looking for a cylinder for a 1989 2101xp. Its my favorite saw and i just stripped my spark plug threads.
Radio Shack can help you with that switch. I just installed my last one to keep a Timber Beast running.
Those spark plug threads can be fixed- it's a lot more economical that way.
I dunno Jacob, I'd be concerned about the affect of an AM switch on the powerband.
Regarding thread fixing, I've been using a product a lot recently called "EZ Lok". It's a solid thread insert, as opposed to a helicoil. I like it a lot more.
Regarding thread fixing, I've been using a product a lot recently called "EZ Lok". It's a solid thread insert, as opposed to a helicoil. I like it a lot more.
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Yeah i tryed that and mucked that up real good. I will keep looking around for a cylinder and maybe buy another 2101 for parts if i cant find one. Thank you for your help.
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I made a real mess with the Helicoil kit. Im really kicking my backside for that...
You can always buy oversized inserts.
EZ Loks use a larger hole than a Heli Coil.
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Hey thats great i will look around for ez loks and some eversize inserts. Thank you guys for the info.
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Anyone need one of these?
Husky 371....Toasted Top End
Looks to be complete. Should make a runner.
Husky 555 XT AT, scored top end. Top end doesn't look too bad, clean it up and throw a piston in it. Looks complete.
394 carcass, crank is a little rough. Good tank and case.
Trades for other saws/saw parts or cash dollars.
I'd be interested in the 371
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machinisttx
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EZ-loc thread inserts typically need a hole a few sizes larger, but they do have the advantage of mostly using standard taps. I think there are thinkwall versions, but I've never used one. Used a lot of the regular ones and they're way better than a helicoil in my opinion.
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