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billpierce

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  1. It makes them look funnier
  2. Bit hard to tell on that diagram but could be the pipe going to part 503 86 64-01. Sometime they just connect in through the carb boot though.
  3. Image: Husqvarna 346 XP (2007-02) Chainsaw CARBURETOR Spare Parts Diagram IMAGES.APP.GOO.GL Found on Google from ransomspares.co.uk Metering arm should be in with the spring and the top of arm level with top of carb. Id double check all diaphrams and gaskets are in good order and correctly installed
  4. Any sign of a pickup version? Just out of interest
  5. What was the position of the h and l screw? Have you definitely put all the gaskets and diaphragms back in the correct order? Is the metering arm set correctly? Is the impulse line ok/clear/leaking air? Is the primer priming?
  6. The hd springs make a difference and i managed take a leaf out of my old ones and squeeze it it when i fitted my new hd ones. Much better now
  7. Never in the history of connie bashing has mrs miggins not wanted "just a wee bit more off the tops", usually waiting for you to have just packed your kit away
  8. Set Of Spur Sprocket 1/4'' 8T for Stihl 020T, 020 Chainsaws - 1129 640 2051 | Stihl MS200 / MS200T Chainsaw Parts WWW.LSENGINEERS.CO.UK Set of spur sprocket/worm 1/4'' 8TGenuine Stihl PartOEM Part No. 1129 640 2051Suitable for the following Stihl Machines:020 T, 020, MS 200 T, MS 200
  9. Yes its possible. Someone on here did it a while back and rated it. Personally i wouldnt, i think itll eat the little bars quite fast, and be annoying to sharpen. But will give a nice fast smooth cut. You'll need a 1/4 plastic worm drive as well for the oiler If you go for it, report back!
  10. I'd be interested to know what the rest of europe do about this if its an eu directive that has pushed toward 2 rope?
  11. Also, in terms of law i believe any land or property owner is technically a tennant of the crown. Annoying
  12. Please elaborate on Cannobase anchor for higher TIPs
  13. Id get the 355. Got proper chain tensioner not plastic one
  14. They are decent little saws
  15. For p.l join an artists union. 30quid a year includes you p.l for the year. Ace
  16. Not used the oregon carving bars. They are probably ok though. Cannon and sugi ones are good. Def get a 1/4 pitch dime one. The advantage of the 3/8 ones is minimal compared to what you can achieve with a normal bar. 12 or 14inch is a good all rounder. Saw size wise i think ideally youd want a smaller saw, but you will be ok with a 231, you have to be careful not to wazz it on full throttle lots as with a bigger saw youll get alot more heat on the tip of the bar. Worth having a good read up on using a carving bar, re chain tension etc as they are fragile compared to normal bars
  17. Probably there is something posher. But i use a decent wetstone with 2 grits ( one either side) then a fine one with round and v bevels on for the knocking the burr off the inside of the chisel. Then a flexcut leather with gold crumbly stuff for finishing ( this also has various shaped bits for the inside of the chisels. Doing it by hand is slow, but harder to make a massive error!
  18. This is a carving bar right? No nose sprocket. One came with my 2511. Its holding up well for carving
  19. Have seen them for sale with a 10inch 1/4 echo carving bar. They available with a nose sprocket bar on 1/4 now?
  20. Have a go at tuning that carb. Turn and a quarter on each should get it to run, check the idle screw as this could need some turns in
  21. Makita duc355?
  22. Have you tuned the carb? If its new it will need setting up. Many youtooob videos on this
  23. Borax the crap out of it

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