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stewmo

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  1. As the title says, my good old 200t is definitely starting to smoke a little, particularly chogging, don't know if its the summer heat or not, but just wondering what its a sign of? What's wearing out finally?!! Have not changed any variables such as 2 stroke oil recently cheers
  2. Thanks Mark [emoji106]
  3. Looking for a diagnosis.... When the chain brake is on, and I squeeze the trigger without taking it off, the chain does actually move some....it doesn't feel dangerous but at the same time I would rather it didn't do that! So I'm thinking the brake band is getting old maybe? Could it be anything else? Thanks in advance.....stew
  4. Great thanks. On the verge of upgrading so good to hear
  5. Other than the obvious size, and I’m guessing weight, difference....is there any difference in functionality terms. One smoother than the other for example? New any better for srt? Thanks
  6. Yeah it’s a lovely chain to cut, but not to sharpen! But figure you need every advantage with the battery saws. Recently bought a hedge trimmer so now have the batteries so the chainsaw winking at me haha
  7. Yes u can Thanks Don....Do you know if it makes a significant difference to the stock bar and chain?
  8. I was wondering about panther bars and if anyone knows if they can be put on the t540i xp so can use the 1/4 pitch chain....anyone?
  9. I’ve just compared to another 550 and looks the same so I think I’m worrying about nothing. As you were [emoji23]
  10. Spring is good, have always checked that after the climber who fell because of it. Think I’ve used two different ropes on it now and just bought some Black Widow to try out too. Tried washing my current one to see if it fluffs it up a bit. Rope often feels a bit square using with the zig zag...
  11. Worm gear is obviously not perfect but doesn’t seem to be the issue....there may not even be an issue, I’m just wondering out loud really!!
  12. I pulled apart again and I would there is wobble. I’m not sure how much is tolerable. But cross referencing to the other two saws I had to hand, echo 2511 and a 200t, it seems similar to those. Can’t imagine there would be no wobble (for clarity as opposed to float in and out). Find it hard to believe it can be wear on crankshaft as it’s not that old (2 yr approx) and I don’t use it even every week let alone every day. Here’s a pic of the bearing on the crankshaft with me pushing it from one side to show the gap. Enjoying the Arbtalk lessons. Thanks
  13. Particularly obvious on the bottom link of second photo
  14. Posting these pics of the wear for interest more than anything
  15. That’s what I thought but wanted to make sure. Didn’t replace the worm drive as looked ok. Perhaps I’ll take it all apart again and check.
  16. Ok thanks, but as the clutch, clutch drum and needle bearing are all new?!!
  17. Thanks Do you mean the bearing on the crankshaft?
  18. Should there be any movement in the clutch drum? It moves in and out between the clutch and worn gear. If you look closely at the two photos. Thanks
  19. Yeah they don’t have the interest right now apparently Thanks
  20. Hi all Am struggling to find a PTI in the south west. Does anyone know of anything? Thanks

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