Not red elm. The ends of a red elm are nearly perfect reddish brown all the way across with no white ring around the outside
I’ve had one ash that was hard to split. It had just died standing and we had bucked it up and dropped it off at our hunting camp where it sat for...
You’d be the only one around to enjoy the smell though :chef:
It’ll rust if it’s left outside. Probably ok if you bought the cover as well. I have the 36”. It’ll burn between 1 and 2 20lb tanks in a long...
I have a Makita 3601 with 3/8lp that likes to throw the chain. I only keep bars and chains on the oddball smaller saws (like that one) that use...
Nothing wrong with it running like it is. If throwing a chain ruins it, can always replace it then
Lol kinda where I was going. There’s not enough chaff for it to be green cut elm
In the 90s and 2000s saws, that clutch cover fits 026-660. Usually the 1127 clutch covers are plastic. Yours is probably from an 034 and possibly...
The splits look a lot more like ash now
I’ve run a few of them. I didn’t notice vibrations anymore than any other saw of the era. They aren’t fast but if you don’t abuse it I think they...
It’s easier to mount the boot, carb, and elbow to the cylinder before installing the cylinder
The rwj boot needs to slip into the carb and it’s easy for it to not line up correctly. Also, there are buttons on the filter elbow that help...
Thank you all very much
I always thought “splined” in this context meant the locking splines on the inside of the head that prevent them from rattling loose
Sold? 2nd dibz
Pre xtorq 365 = open port 48mm (semi pro version) 365 special = closed port 48mm (pro version) 371 and 2 = 50mm closed port (pro) 372xpw = 51.4mm...
Because that cylinder is for a 365 special
The carbon is normal for some oils. Only thing wrong it looks like is the vertical streak below the exhaust port
And don’t ruin the rubber o rings. The only way to acquire them is find someone that has a spare used set or buy a new cylinder. They aren’t...
It’s easier to cast the cylinder with removable covers. Smear some sealant on the rubber O-ring when you put them back on or there’s a good chance...
