Installing a Piston.

[(WLL)]

Dude are you for real??? Do you know how a 2-stroke works?

try checking turn signal fluid on truck:taped:

 

[(WLL)]

better yet just put the wood in the truck

 

[NWCS]

wll, check this simple page and animation out. notice in this example the intake is in the bottom?

http://www.oldengineshed.com/twocycthry.html

or this one: http://www.keveney.com/twostroke.html

or this one: http://www.madsens1.com/engine.htm

heres a husky 181 cyl with the piston held up inside with my finger, this is when the fuel/air mix enters the crankcase.
http://www.nwchainsaw.com/cylone.jpg


now look how far the piston would have to travel if it entered just the cyl.
http://www.nwchainsaw.com/cyltwo.jpg


now you see a 2 cycle engine is a diffrent beast.

 

[RiverRat2]

opcorn: Man this is interesting, piston port 2stroke 101

 

[(WLL)]

sorry guys tanx for setting me right

 

[Lakeside53]

There was a time when this was a mystery to all of us... but in my case it was so long ago I can't remember anymore:help:

 

[(WLL)]

is chekin turnsignl fluid and loading wood:bang:

 

[doc874]

saw

See what i started. Lol

Doc

 

[1wildthing]

It's called blinker fluid. If you ask for turn signal fluid they might give you the wrong stuff. It is normally on the shelf with the muffler bearings and knubler joints.

 

[Gypo Logger]

Gypo is that your truck????? and loader????? neat setup opcorn:

Hey were is the raft , do you really float it down river, not Maple, Huh???

Hi River Rat, thanks for asking, but I say with a definate no that's not my log truck. It belongs to the best log trucker this side of the Rockies.

I think a truck like that costs 250,000 at least, so I don't think I could afford a rig such as this.
I'm not organised enough to be a log trucker.
John