What's on your bench today?

[Rich2484]

And you lot think you have it bad.....

 

This come on today. Not running right....

[Eddy_t]

And you lot think you have it bad.....

 

This come on today. Not running right....

 

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: so rich, you found the IPL for it yet :lol: :lol:

 

 

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[Rich2484]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: so rich, you found the IPL for it yet :lol: :lol:

 

 

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I did but I think I need google translate for it :lol::lol:

 

Anyone know in the skip in Chinese??...

[treesnatcher]

Not quite sure yet, pic is from underneath the saw, crankcase is smashed with bits coming out...

 

Zooming out:

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Couple of months ago my 660 went bang and sounded like a bag of nails as it ground to a halt. Opened top up and i had to wash the piston out of the crankcase in tiny little bits. New piston and pot kit (was looking bit oval with scoring) and has now been running fine for 2 months.

[mikerecike]

And you lot think you have it bad.....

 

This come on today. Not running right....

 

i did one of those beauties a while back - somehow the flywheel key managed to fall out itself!

 

Don't you just love those plasticine recoils too. Nice green though.

[Daniël Bos]

And you lot think you have it bad.....

 

This come on today. Not running right....

 

Is that a re-badged husqvarna?

I bought a very cheap huskie 395xp the other day which looks identical but for the colour!

 

[wisecobandit]

Expect it will just be a carb adjust Rich on the chinkysaw. Another machine with silly spline screws I reckon just to make life a bit more complicated than it has to be...

[wisecobandit]

And you lot think you have it bad.....

 

This come on today. Not running right....

Quick google search its an Aldi own brand jobby

[Eddy_t]

New problem with my contra/090 project, it has destroyed the new starter ring, anyone else wishing to convert a contra, 1, don't up the compression with a liquid base, 2, always use the decompression button, 3, check the ring quite often! I have been told that decomp buttons save the starter, but on newer models (and much smaller) the engine isn't really a problem to pull over, obviously if its a massive stonking engine and a metal-on-metal friction design, this is very important

 

 

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[Rich2484]

Yep sorry people. Leave you in suspense and all.

 

The saw wasn't running right due to a blunt chain. I started it in the workshop and it went lovely.

 

So just a sharpen and it was all good.