I went Menard's yesterday and found a 41cc quake for $20. Couldn't resist buying it. Never been in wood. I'll have to pull the muffler and check the piston. Compression seemed good. Cheaper than the quake I bought a couple of years ago.
I went Menard's yesterday and found a 41cc quake for $20. Couldn't resist buying it. Never been in wood. I'll have to pull the muffler and check the piston. Compression seemed good. Cheaper than the quake I bought a couple of years ago.
It's the Pacman tool. got one of fleebay, works a treat.What is the tool for adjusting the H&L, it's different to the poulan one?
Mine is fine, and it runs on nothing but E10 (only the best for the Quake!)It's back, the thread you wish you could ignore.
Any earthquakers have a problem with the fuel tank grommet shrinking? I have two that the gas pours out as fast as I can pour it in. One of them was like that out of the box.
I was looking at the g3800 grommet but in the diagram it looks like it has only one hole. This means no primer bulb. I suppose I could live with that if I had to.
Anyone run in to this?
I have the same problem. The grommet shrinks when you leave the saw empty. When you fill the saw whith gas it will swell back. I replaced the original with a string trimmer grommet[2 holes].
Near as I have been able to tell, these are made by some portion of Zhejiang Zhongji Technology Co.,ltd. Most of their saws are based on 3 sizes of Zenoah designs - G3800, G5000 and G621 - with various changes in displacement, and lots of different colors, branding and plastic cover shapes. Some are EPA certified (modified porting and a cat, like small Echos). I don't know what other models they make, or if there is anyone else making any of those Zenoah clones.What other saws are made by the same people? MTD, Remington etc?
Oh anything is removable.well its morning,, getting ready to head to the auction,, when i get back going to put this thing back together and stick her in some wood and see what happens,, worst case senerio it will come apart at the seams,, but on the good side it might be a nice saw to run
1 of the things i forgot to add about this saw was that the spark screen is non removable, it is made into the muffler
That helps prevent oxidation to the cheep cast aluminumStill using mine to cut up stumps. Runs like a champ with muffler mod. It leaks all the oil out of the tank when sitting on the shelf, which I believe was posted by another member. No other issues.
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