I am sure you have all experienced the situation when the engine bogs in the cut. I think of this as when the engine can no longer produce enough...
We have to be careful not to confuse chain speed, speed in the cut, horse power and torque. Here is how I think of it right or wrong. It takes...
Might be carbon, try a little brown scotch-brite (350 grit) and some muratic acid. Warm the jug a little in the oven first, I find that warming...
Well, I guess by the vids that Thistle just answered the question, 36 inch bar, big oak, laughed at it, definately a torque saw!
Bryan, you are welcome, it was my pleasure! I thank you for your kind words. In my experience there is not much to be gained by a MM on a 7900,...
Kevin, Randy, Shep, Adam and I were discussing on Chainsaw Repair the differences between the jugs used on the Dolmar and Solo saws. Shep brought...
Hedgerow, you killed nothing, was busy yesterday. On the SP125, I could only venture an opinion since I have no practical experience with that...
OBTW, there is a complete list of parts needed for the conversion, part numbers, approximate costs and sources in the appendix of the tutorial.
Not a problem at all! I believe you are always better off knowing how to do something than standing on the sidelines watching or worse yet sending...
Don't feel bad, I don't know any of them! However being a Mod elsewhere, I have a pretty good idea of what is OK and what is not.
Moderators, Clemsonfor kindly brought it to my attention that I may have transgressed on some site rules. Could you please check and inform me if...
Thanks Clemsonfor, I figured out how to do a poll. I certainly did not think you were advocating that I build a custom saw then give it away and...
OK, then how about this, I'll put up a poll, for 5 days, to see if perhaps this was a bad idea. Well given that the option of a 'user poll' is not...
Been thinking about how this member participation build might go. Was thinking that the various choices of components would be divided into...
OBTW, there isn't much in the area of porting that can be done on a 262XP. It is, well it was the first factory produced 'Hot Rod' saw! No EPA...
The factory used two different thickness base gaskets on the 262XP. They actually used two gaskets with certain C/P combinations. If you are...
No matter, it is still $700, there is no room to flip it so you would be stuck with the saw and a green saw at that. Can you spell Kawasaki?
Well Randy cleared up the confusion, and saved me the cost and frustration of trying to get the C/P kit out of Germany, according to Mastermind...
Your HD cover is on its' way!
Fuzz, here is the tutorial http://sdrv.ms/KmwjFQ
