What's on your bench today?

[spudulike]

Been working on the Husky 262XP that had the worn gudgeon pin, fitted a new Meteor piston and small end bearing. Pressure check and vac check came up fine, The compression has gone up 25psi to a healthy 150psi.

 

I found the fuel pipe had a number of holes in it whilst I was changing the fuel line as part of a change to Aspen. May be why the saw died before I got it!

[BILLSMOWERS]

Show off :lol::lol:

 

Mines in the post.

 

in the post? i just went in the guy took my name & address showed my c+g 383 & rtitb certificates and he just gave me the card there and then up to 75% off parts 20% tools

[Rich2484]

in the post? i just went in the guy took my name & address showed my c+g 383 & rtitb certificates and he just gave me the card there and then up to 75% off parts 20% tools

 

Yes ok. So it's not in the post I just need to get if my backside and go down there.

 

I don't go in there that often unless it a Sunday and nowhere else is open...

[BILLSMOWERS]

Yes ok. So it's not in the post I just need to get if my backside and go down there.

 

I don't go in there that often unless it a Sunday and nowhere else is open...

only joking rich:001_tt2:

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[Adamam]

Working on my first ex-farmer saw! JeBus M Chripes what a disgraceful, disgusting mess!!

 

 

Any tips on cleaning out the crankcase without actually dismantling it? I'm resisting the urge to blast with carb cleaner in case the paint reacts...

 

Massively appreciate any tips as always!

[spudulike]

Working on my first ex-farmer saw! JeBus M Chripes what a disgraceful, disgusting mess!!

 

 

Any tips on cleaning out the crankcase without actually dismantling it? I'm resisting the urge to blast with carb cleaner in case the paint reacts...

 

Massively appreciate any tips as always!

 

Soak in WD40/GT65 and then blast with a compressor:thumbup:

[Adamam]

Soak in WD40/GT65 and then blast with a compressor:thumbup:

 

Beautiful, thanks!

 

[Ray1]

Stihl 024av thats been kicking around for a while, decided to give it a good clean and treat it to a new piston and rings. Here is the crank case all sealed up prior to being submerged in the parts washer overnight.

[burrell_]

me thinks there maybe something missing here but cant quit put work it out

[GardenKit]

As well as the normal service repair work over the last few weeks, I have had van problems which resulted in an impetuous decision to buy a new van.

Then had to fit it out, so all last weekend, and a couple of hours each morning before work and after work this week has seen it finished.

 

Now I can get back to earning money to pay for it.

 

(and there was just enough phenolic ply left over for a new workbench top)