Stubby
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Its a 36" though .
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Funky Woodburner Spotted on Ebay
Stubby replied to chopperpete's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
The rest looks like stainless ? if it is that's a few bob . I wonder about the different coefficient of expansion between the body and the port hole door . And the glass , wonder if its ceramic ? Must admit it looks the billie bollox . -
Glad you don't want any fish . ☺️
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18:30 in the evening and its still 33c here .
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They are being nicked by Land Rover themselves to boost sales .
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Saw 37 yesterday on the truck thermometer and there was not a breath of wind . Stifling . Sun out again this morning but there is a good strong breeze .
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And he has a light saber for a bar !
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This a wind up ?
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God knows . Go cut wood !
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I thought the same .
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Yes . I think you are right .
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I was thinking that .
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As I said before if it all works why worry ?
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I think it will be the 44.1 mm dia piston . The bigger size is 44.3 I think .
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I have seen a 346 with a 353 pot and piston on it . It will have open ports if it is .
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If its OEM it will have Mahle on it somewhere
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Yea sorry about the 357 confusion . I keep doing that . As Steve says its an age thing ☺️ Another possibility is ....its not impossible to drill and tap for a decomp in the older 45cc pot as ther is a flat land cast into it were it would go but I can't see why anyone would as they are not that hard to pull over . Bit like the old 242XP .
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No . There was a model that had an auto de comp ( a hose pipe connected were you have circled ) that went to the crank case . This was not popular and could be converted to a normal de comp ( as you have ) by removing the hose and crimping / blocking were it went into the crank case and fitting what you have . At the end of the day , if it runs and cuts and works for you I would not worry about it . I was just curious thatr all . I don't think it had a primer on the auto decomp model ..
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Who said that ???
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You could not fit a " non primer bulb " cover to a machine that does have a primer bulb . It would not fit . Yes that is the decomp button you have circled .
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You can still see to typ this I suppose ?
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I would have said your plastics are from different model saws if you have no primer bulb . You have the top cover from a non primer bulb model with the orange clips as opposed to the grey clips but you have a silverside clutch cover from one that would normally have a primer bulb . You have a de comp button that would normally be on the 50cc version . Also the latest type fuel and oil caps . I think you have the starter cover from the older 45cc version but that would not have a de comp button . All a bit odd ...Could it be a bit of a " bittsa " ? I wonder if you have an aftermarket pot and piston too ? Oh and I am not surprised that the chain went dull if the wood was , as you describe , dirty .
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Bashing your bishop ?
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Me too . ? Bunch of clunts arnt we ! ?
