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  1. The issue is that with the saw been older than a Husqvarna rifle they no longer make them.
  2. Good evening. Will any newer saw clutches fit a 285cd? The drum is good but the actual clutch is goosed.
  3. Craigb

    266se cylinder

    Both cylinders have transfers in the walls as oppose to the base by the look of them.
  4. Craigb

    266se cylinder

    So if I were to port it the windowed would be the better option as it increases flow.
  5. Craigb

    266se cylinder

    I’m a little confused. The first cylinder is 50mm bore with a solid piston whereas the third is 50mm with a piston that has windows. Why the difference?
  6. Can I swap a 266 cylinder and piston for a 268 combo? I know the covers are different but everything after the cylinder will be off the 266 saw. Do I need a 268 intake block though? The only reason I’m doing this is availability, I can get a meteor 268 but not a 266.
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    372 porting

    They can always shut their windows. 😉
  8. It’s such a shame she cannot be heard over the sound of her own ovaries. I like a woman in overalls but ffs!
  9. Not sure what I’d make of someone in the car park sat on the car bonnet with a welding lid on, just watching.
  10. Craigb

    372 porting

    Ported my 372xp. Original numbers were 100 exhaust opens transfers at 120 and intake at 72. I increased the inlet duration to 154 with a curved bottom to lessen intake roar and raised the exhaust to 98 and flattened the top. Both ports got widened to 70% of the bore and the lower transfers got matched to the case. I can confirm she is a runner and despite the massive increase in the intake doesn’t fall on its arse.
  11. Fabricator welder can vary. Some jobs round here are paying 14 quid a hour. Probably jig mig work on mild steel. A skilled stainless fabricator can get 18 quid. Pipe welding would be 18+ paye. A subcontractor pipe welder well the sky is the limit. I would fall into the stainless fabricator who can pipe weld camp. Decent money I know. But when you have an itch you have to find out what it would be like to scratch it. It seems we have two camps, don’t do it, it’s a shit job paying peanuts and then the other, which is “I did it and never looked back”
  12. Ah I thought you ment ndt but in the arb sector.
  13. Seems like most experienced voices are saying no. Will have to stick to what I know and do the tree work as a weekend job.

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