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Sounds like an air leak .. probably crank seals or maybe the metering lever is too low. not a large deal on these. Easy peasy.
82cc and a lot of fun to run. Some parts can be difficult to find and can be pricy. PM me if you need an IPL or if you're thinking of selling.
A B&S engine is an upgrade? ... not with my money.
Yah, (according to IPLs) 281 had that front AV spring available. So my guess is 281/288. Awaiting bore measurement. 2100 has a fat magnesium...
You're :loco: :crazy: I'd bet a bright shiny nickle that you're looking at CL ads before Sunday dawns.
Check out the B/C combos at www.leftcoastsupplies.com. They usually have GB combos on sale at very good prices.
Talk to the folks at www.loggerchain.com ... they know their stuff and will treat you well.
The 'axial balance' looks all screwed up on that one ..
Like these? The metal ones will last longer than the plastic .....
No. Those folks sell a LOT of reconditioned items. The warranty table at the bottom of the page would be a huge red flag for me.
Can another one be added to the other side?
I like that one, BUT .... a little too low to the ground for me. My preference is to have one higher, to make handling wood in/out of the truck...
Got one of those this past summer with a buddy. I really like it, but .... I wish it had the valve that does auto-return. Maybe that'll be my...
I've got one on a DHT splitter I share with a buddy. So far, so good. ... but it's not a Honda.
It's big and huge and screaming 'CHINA!' all over it. Save yourself some headaches and $ (in the long run) and buy a nice Honda.
Yup, happens every year about this time. I'll be stopping too. Thanks for the heads up!
Umm .. am I the only one that notices a missing rivet in the sprocket hub? EDIT: Doink!! I'ts very similar to how Homelite used to do it .... :(
A couple months ago I got a 36" x 29" sheet of .0325 stainless steel from the scrapyard for $15. Perfect workbench topper for me. Fluids can't...
'Direct Drive' is an old school term for a setup like your 610. It was used to differentiate from gear drive saws also marketed at the time.
