dissecting an earthquake chainsaw

[tbone75]

Ok time for you guys to move up to a 52cc saw.

16" King Saw 52cc Gas Chainsaw 2 Stroke Engine Gasoline Cut Chain Saw w Case New | eBay

This is the one I tried to grind on,not a good idea ! LOL Less than 30 secs. had a hole right through it ! Just got the new jug for it today. LOL
Open the muffler up,and that is all ! LOL Never had gas in it yet.

 

[jh35]

Ok time for you guys to move up to a 52cc saw.

16" King Saw 52cc Gas Chainsaw 2 Stroke Engine Gasoline Cut Chain Saw w Case New | eBay

Fuel tank capacity: 0.52cc

How long between fill ups?

Typo I'm sure but good for a laugh.

 

[Streblerm]

Both of those saws have the chains on backwards:msp_tongue:

 

[jh35]

Both of those saws have the chains on backwards:msp_tongue:

Yes they do! I didn't catch it the first time but the zoom function helps.

 

[mikerecike]

First things first, clean both surfaces and when you think they are clean, get a soft rag with some rubbing alcohol and clean them again. Use a thin layer of Yamabond, Hondabond or three bond on BOTH surfaces, let it tack up and assemble, after it cures retorque the cylinder and you are good to go. One thing I see over and over again in pics people post here is saws taken apart that are not clean, maybe it's just me but I don't disassemble anything until it is perfectly clean, having things clean makes for a better overall job and reduces failures.

Many thanks Walt and Tbone - just bought myself a tube of threebond! Much appreciated.
Is there an introuctory thread to cylinder porting on the site? - I'm tempted to have an experiment with a british available equivalent to the earthquake.

All the best both

 

[H 2 H]

OH MAN :help:

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And there is more on the shelf :help:

 

[singinwoodwackr]

Both of those saws have the chains on backwards:msp_tongue:

no, they just cut backwards.

 

[tbone75]

no, they just cut backwards.

They do come from the other side of the world. :msp_w00t:

 

[singinwoodwackr]

They do come from the other side of the world. :msp_w00t:

and they are trying to undercut everything

 

[Philbert]

I'm tempted to have an experiment with a british available equivalent to the earthquake.

Is that called a 'Tremor'? 'Tumult'? 'Commotion'? 'Disturbance' . . . (just curious)

Philbert

 

[dswensen]

Ha!

Ha! I thought I had received my 4th Quake this evening when the house shook, but a 3.7 temblor (stay with me ...look it up) came through here at 5:03 PM PST. It was exciting as we don't get many of those around the PNW, but I would have prefered a 4th Quake.

 

[singinwoodwackr]

Ha! I thought I had received my 4th Quake this evening when the house shook, but a 3.7 temblor (stay with me ...look it up) came through here at 5:03 PM PST. It was exciting as we don't get many of those around the PNW, but I would have preferred a 4th Quake.

3.7?? heck, we don't even feel those little things around here. They have to be at least 4.5

 

[H 2 H]

Ha! I thought I had received my 4th Quake this evening when the house shook, but a 3.7 temblor (stay with me ...look it up) came through here at 5:03 PM PST. It was exciting as we don't get many of those around the PNW, but I would have prefered a 4th Quake.

I was out in the barn when It happen none up here felt it but I'm a little up north of ya

 

[stihl023/5]

Heck snackies running up 08s driveway are at least 5.0!

 

[tbone75]

Heck snackies running up 08s driveway are at least 5.0!

I don't know ? That one he had on here I am sure could do 6.5 ! :msp_scared:

 

[stihl023/5]

I don't know ? That one he had on here I am sure could do 6.5 ! :msp_scared:

Just imagine a downhill roll!

 

[dswensen]

3.7?? heck, we don't even feel those little things around here. They have to be at least 4.5

Yep pretty small for you, but intersting for us. I've lived at the top of a "tee" intersection for the last 5 years. Have been worried all that time about someone missing the turn, coming through the yard, and hitting the house. My first thought last night was that had finally happened. Glad to be wrong.

 

[stihl023/5]

Yep pretty small for you, but intersting for us. I've lived at the top of a "tee" intersection for the last 5 years. Have been worried all that time about someone missing the turn, coming through the yard, and hitting the house. My first thought last night was that had finally happened. Glad to be wrong.

A guy I work with lives on a "T" he landscaped his yard with a really large rock garden. It stopped one.

 

[XSKIER]

Ha! I thought I had received my 4th Quake this evening when the house shook, but a 3.7 temblor (stay with me ...look it up) came through here at 5:03 PM PST. It was exciting as we don't get many of those around the PNW, but I would have prefered a 4th Quake.

I must be losing it because I thought you were implying that you received a 3.7 cubic inch (60cc) earthquake chainsaw...

 

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