Trigger-Time
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That takes care of my worries......................for now.
umpkin2: OH wait, I seem to remember a post or thread you did on a saw
that would wear out the bearing seat on the case, was it
the 075, 076 saws?
Is it a Stihl, 075 or 076?
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That takes care of my worries......................for now.
umpkin2: OH wait, I seem to remember a post or thread you did on a saw
that would wear out the bearing seat on the case, was it
the 075, 076 saws?
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
That takes care of my worries......................for now.
OH wait, I seem to remember a post or thread you did on a saw
that would wear out the bearing seat on the case, was it
the 075, 076 saws?
maybe...
Trigger-Time
Addicted to ArboristSite
Gary did you ever use Time-Sert's ????
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Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
He'll need them
AV?? if you have dentures... be sure to use fresh adhesive.... Gheeze, it must be a SLOW Saturday night..
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Trigger-Time
Addicted to ArboristSite
Yes.........mostly in aluminum and copper.
Trigger-Time
Addicted to ArboristSite
He'll need them
I should know tomorrw.........it may already have some.
but all screws look to have never been run loose and no
broken out holes........I'm keeping my fingers crossed, smart a$$
Trigger-Time
Addicted to ArboristSite
Glad your familiar with them........I really am starting to like them....
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Used them in a tool & die shop........but every thing was new, clean
and easy to get to.
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
two words...
MONEY PIT
heck, I was rich until I bought a Bridgeport mill....
MONEY PIT
heck, I was rich until I bought a Bridgeport mill....
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Hey
are we stihl on topic?
are we stihl on topic?
RiverRat2
Serio Tree Freak
Andy created a Time-Sert monster................Im getting really good at installing them...........I think I need to raise my installation prices...
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Trigger-Time
Addicted to ArboristSite
MONEY PIT
heck, I was rich until I bought a Bridgeport mill....
I know, did that with the 066.........going to try to see what all
this thing needs from the start..........But a Bridgeport has
sooooooo many uses, don't know about now but Bridgeport was
top of the line stuff.
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Good, I'd hate to hijack a thread...:rockn: :rockn: :rockn:
RiverRat2
Serio Tree Freak
Done a little saw trading today. After the trading was done dealer
ask If I would give $10 for a big Stihl......sure I said....he ask don't
you want to Know what it is.......don't matter I will take it. He said it
was an 075........but after doing a search here, seems to be a
076.........Whats the most sure fire way to tell?
I played with it and got it fired up, It only has 125 lbs com.
Have'nt pulled starter cover off but fly wheel side crank bearing
is bad. Just for fun I cut two cookies, seasoned 24" White Oak.
With only 120 lbs. com and 20" bar I could not bog it down.
Missing switch, missing trigger safety
Oil cap on side, broken AV mount
Cracked clutch and muffler cover,
Monster of a 20" .375 bar & chain, in very good shape though.
So trigger tell us,,,,, how many stihls do you really have now?????
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
and PAINT!!!!! you tarnish the good look of stihl with that "patina"
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Trigger-Time
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Yup.............Old saw has good fire............no kill switch, had one knee
on the damp ground when I pulled plug wire off. Hit me about three
times, next time I was standing still bit me, Third time I choked it to
kill it.
