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peatff

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  1. But how did it get into the crankcase via the carb, is the fuel under pressure and forced through the carb because the tank vent is blocked ? I have been tinkering with engines for 50ish years from Lambretta and BSA Bantam days and when they leaked fuel it was under gravity and any fuel in the crank evaporated leaving the oil so when you got a start it was very smoky till it burned off or it oiled the plug and wouldn't go
  2. That's the bit I can't understand. The carb is not connected to the cylinder direct as the fuel vapour goes in, round the crank and then in through the port and the saws I have all have the tank lower than the carb and fuel has to pump in via the metering diaphragm unless the saw is hung up in some way.
  3. Not something you could ignore and break the cord 3 times really then ? I just couldn't see how enough neat fuel got above the piston through the carb on a saw when the tank is lower down than the carb. Cheers for the answer Spud.
  4. Can someone explain how you could hydraulic lock a saw without pouring fuel straight down the plug hole and fitting the plug back in then pulling it over ? Someone has told me their saw hydraulics and breaks the pull cord but I have never seen it happen and can't see how enough fuel would get into the squish area when it would have to travel through the crank case and in through the inlet port as a liquid and not as a vapour which the carb puts out. Once the plug is wet you can smell the fuel so you would have to be pretty dumb to keep pulling long enough to fill it with fuel.
  5. peatff

    Tiny echo!

    It's his brash mat to stop damage
  6. I've never had a problem with immigrants but if you read about the problems in Sheffield with Romany families and more local to me the Polish workers in Shirebrook which I have seen happening then you could probably see why some are not quite so understanding.
  7. peatff

    Tiny echo!

    I'm amazed the thread has got to 32 pages, the saw must be brilliant
  8. One of Farage's policies was to get rid of the NHS, richer people probably don't need it but a lot of us do.
  9. If he gets elected the CIA will bump him off before he can do too much damage
  10. squashing it flat:001_rolleyes:
  11. I have a Portapak, don't need to google it. Not something your average burglar carries about with them though.
  12. They need a lorry to carry the cylinders and pipework, sure you'd hear that pulling up on your drive at home.
  13. Been there done that, leave it to the young lads now.
  14. That looks like a Perky Peckers box You'll spot which one laid it by the expression on it's face I bet.
  15. Show a picture of the choke control knob just out of interest, they never got that bit right on the copies.
  16. EP90 stinks.
  17. Just being a bit facetious sorry If I thought it was going to move I would drill through and put a self tapper into it from the outside just to be sure
  18. Has it fixed the problem ? If it's a safety feature is it worth bodging
  19. If you have bits left over at the end of the job you've improved on the design.
  20. You can get aftermarket from eBay for £22 complete with brake
  21. We had a cherry in the back garden which grew from a sucker and it grew very quickly. It had lots of blossom and fruit and I noticed the birds liked them so I tried one out of curiosity. It was not one of my better ideas, the taste was horrible, a cross between bitter and sour and it was not long before the tree was down as it outgrew it's situation.
  22. I remember watching wrestling, names like Billy Two Rivers and Jackie Pallo. You could predict what was going to happen next but it was all good entertainment.
  23. Do chainsaws come under Loler regulations ?
  24. or "cited by OSHA", what for, safety violations ? I bet their payment for the programme more than covered any fines.
  25. Why did he cut it if he didn't want it to fall down? It sounds like all the other drama queen rubbish like OC Choppers and ice road truckers.

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