That Chicken leg flu will really take ya down and mess up yer sideways balance, best to rest a bit more.
Keeping this thread on topic (to keep it out of the OT area)....
Jeremy (Wiggs) trued the cranks then had a guy local to him that does bike cranks weld them. The crank guy used no filler rod and explained his experienced technique to Jer......it was all way over my head but they guy as done thousands of cranks so I'm happy.
The Solo crank was way out of phase and was also out of alinement .009".
The Echo crank was well within spec.
The condition the Solo 681 crank was in makes me wonder if vibration plays a role in crank failure in those saws.
Is the Solo crank a typical 3 piece unit?
Can't help but think that with the CorreCt engineering a 2 Cylinder would be very strong. Anyone hAve An ideA why they clAim they fire simultaneously? It seems to gaIn torque they would fire opposite. It may not be super fast but It should be strong.
Forgive my grammar and poor typing. I only have 1 finger and it's the wrong hand.
3 piece just like Randys monkey suit![]()
I have a gun ya know. :msp_sneaky:
Has the Echo twin ended up in a dumpster yet, where it belonged right out of the factory?![]()
Trolls are tough to satisfy. He's even tough on toys.
.009 out of alignment does not sound like much...till it's inside of a 2 stroke. I'm thinking IF every one of them is like that they all should fail early, some might even be worse.
Glad to see they welded up the crank with a hot pass approach rather than adding material, not sure how a small crank could ever be rebalanced perfect enough to last.