What's on your bench today?

[lakeyboy]

what's on my bench ? my 064 which I recently stripped down and rebuilt but but then I could not get her running right and kept bogging down to the point of almost stalling which I'm slightly irritated about and my 051 which is technically on the floor not much of it left as I'm now using most of it to make use of the 076 engine just waiting for someone on here to message me back for a muffler couple of gaskets and she's ready to go but right now I just finished a 13 hour night shift on the snowploughs so time kronenbourg and some rest

[Rich2484]

Over 100,000 views and nearly 3,000 replies. Wy is this thread not a sticky yet?????

[spudulike]

Over 100,000 views and nearly 3,000 replies. Wy is this thread not a sticky yet?????

 

So we have hit the 100k mark, bit of a landmark that one isn't it:thumbup1:

 

Must be one of the highest viewed threads???

[agg221]

Also established that there is no split in the fuel line, based on the 2ft jet of petrol spraying out when I took the pipe off. Made a nice change to have a soft, flexible fuel line rather than the 1970s/80s ones I'm used to!

 

 

Will only do this the once on the nice coffee table in the living room. Trust me

 

I went for the kitchen floor myself (well, it's too cold to be outside and my arc light bulb has blown so I didn't fancy doing it by torchlight). Wife was upstairs in bed by this point. When I went up I got 'I thought I could smell petrol'......

 

Alec

[Rich2484]

I went for the kitchen floor myself (well, it's too cold to be outside and my arc light bulb has blown so I didn't fancy doing it by torchlight). Wife was upstairs in bed by this point. When I went up I got 'I thought I could smell petrol'......

 

Alec

 

:lol: you were lucky then. Mine picked up the bar and chased me round the house with it.

 

I then spent the next day sanding it down and re oiling the top.

[spudulike]

Got the 335XPT back together again, fired right up and sounds good, idles nicely, just need to do a couple of tweaks to it so it is right.

 

Looks like the airleak was the main issue - couldn't understand why the damn thing wouldn't tune in properly!

 

Sometimes a full stripdown is easier than doing little bits over a much longet time - reckon this one was a couple of hours end to end so not too bad - will make someone a nice saw!

[Cut4fun]

Had 3 benches full. Glad we had a 45F day to get through them all. Except for the 2 PP505 83cc projects and 1 echo 45cc 4500 project.

 

#2 echo 4500 remind of the OE 346 45cc

 

 

 

x2 338 and some go juice

 

 

another 346 NE

 

[spudulike]

The 335XPT is all back together again, idles, revs and starts fine now, all good and is ready for sale:thumbup:

[Al Smith]

The 335 Husqvarna is not the most user friendly model ever made to work on .

 

My bench has an S-25 Poulan awaiting a set of crankcase seals which is probabley older than half the members on this forum .Oldie but a goody and one of the best trim saws made of its' day .

[spudulike]

The 335 Husqvarna is not the most user friendly model ever made to work on .

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You aren't kidding but after fixing a few up it gets easier:thumbup: