Homelite EZ Problem

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Gypo Logger

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This Homelite EZ won't turn over. I can't seem to figure it out. Is it still under warranty? How much is a new jug and piston in case that is the problem?
John
 
It sucks when your number one felling saw sh$ts the bed. I guess you'll have to log with the 999 now. :laugh:
 
the saw in the middle is a little bit blurry...is that the Homelite Super EZ180 Proof?? what is the mix ratio? :laugh:
 
Vman,

With that type of equipment you don`t worry about mix ratios, you just pour it in until the piss tank is full and then watch him work.

Russ
 
jokers ,
thanks for the clarification, with the blurry pic from the equipment vibration, i wasn't sure if it was running rich or the anti-vibe was worn out. :laugh:
 
I think you got a pretty nice collection by now, John.

You just posted a pic of 60% of the loggers on a friday night!!!!!!!!!

Any chance to see any pic's?
Did you get the parts sold?
 
Hi Jonathan, yes it is. I'm ashamed, they broke it, it was the saw of saws. It's my fault for parting with it. Will you fix it for me? I'll pay you what you need.
John
 
Just take the screw out and it will probably start right up again. Those old Homelites were like tanks, they can take a screwing and keep on going, not like the delicate modern plastic Stihls' :)
 
I took out the bolt, but the piston and exhaust port were dented. It won't turn over now. I wonder how long that bolt bounced around in there before it fell on top of a moving piston?
John
 

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