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Nice one, that looks good! Probably more go than a standard 660?

 

I would imagine so but don't tend to use the larger saws too much and rely on others to give me feedback on what they think......perhaps it is time for a lads day out again:thumbup:

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Here is my more commercial view on what I call porting: - Most of the saws I get in for porting are anything from knackered to new....mostly "Well Used". Most need a good 45 min clean and an hour

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In response to various comments on porting, Porting is viewed in different ways....here is perhaps a purist view and will follow this post with what my more commercial business take is: - Yo

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I just wanted to make it clear that porting a saw is best on a good well working saw.  Porting will not fix a crap running engine with issues.....a SERVICE.....yes I repeat.....A SERVICE will!!!!

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Cool. To be honest, if there was as much difference as there was when I just drilled a hole in my ms150 exhaust, then I'd be happy!

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Collected the donor saw for Spud to re-build my damaged, ported 200t. This clean enough for you to work with? :lol:[ATTACH]198694[/ATTACH]

 

Aw crap, I hate these minging saws when they are like that. Looks like a bio oil job. I think you can clean that one up:sneaky2: Grrrrr

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Aw crap, I hate these minging saws when they are like that. Looks like a bio oil job. I think you can clean that one up:sneaky2: Grrrrr

Likewise Steve, I absolutley hate them like that. Can take hours to get them any where near clean, and of course its normally that crud that has killed the saw anyway.

Workbench covered in crap, floor covered in crap, hair full of crap, nose full of crap, filthy clothes, filthy washing machine etc etc. Need I say more?

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Likewise Steve, I absolutley hate them like that. Can take hours to get them any where near clean, and of course its normally that crud that has killed the saw anyway.

Workbench covered in crap, floor covered in crap, hair full of crap, nose full of crap, filthy clothes, filthy washing machine etc etc. Need I say more?

 

Know what you mean - 5mm drill in a dremmel time and grind off the crap, looks like burnt gingerbread to me and nothing known to man dissolves it:sneaky2:

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