T.Jeff Veal's 029, now ported 039 [MEDIA]
Is that one dall's?
There will be 16 women there to "knock the bark off". :whistle::yes::smoke:
I'm going with red hickory. Leaves and bark are both similar to the googles
Probably about right for a 345. Might be a hair low. Most saws are in the 150 to 170 range. A few are close to 200
As many as it takes for the needle to quit rising. Usually 8 or 10
You'll need to know if the bar is a .325 or 3/8 bar. And you'll need to know the number of (70-82ish) and width of (.050, .058, .063) the drive...
Simple, ain't it? Especially when it was $48 for 24 13oz bottles. At least well have enough to last us awhile
...like Schaeffers.. :rofl: :lol::thumbs:
Pick up a digital angle finder. $12-15 on eBay. It'll save you more than that in headaches. We can help get you set up
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I've used Schaeffer 7000. Supposedly it isn't quite right for a saw, but it is the best oil I've ever used by far. Everything inside is clean,...
Looks like sugar maple to me
Yeah the ones available in pickups today don't work quite as well is what they do in semis LOL
X3 or 4. Had a 93 Chevy 2500. 2 years old and the brakes always squealed. A guy told me the same thing. Somehow, somewhere in there a piece of...
They don't work so well with the snow flying around
Theirs is called yellow poplar, or tulip. Ours is white poplar
Shoulda brought a bigger saw I guess....?
Without retuning, yes. If a 2 stroke motor was tuned on the edge on 50:1, and a batch of 25:1 was mixed up, there is less fuel per unit flowing...
Not following. If air needs the correct ratio of gas to burn effectively, then it doesn't matter how much oil is there. As soon as the mix hits...
