Yeah Mark,I hope the Mrs.will be back on her feet in no time.That stuff she has going on is serious business,so don't let her overdo things when she comes home.
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Sorry to hear about your wife Mark. I hope she makes a full and speedy recovery.
Best wishes from the Goin family.
Best wishes from the Goin family.
Prayers from Tennessee for Mrs. H. R
Glad to hear she is on the mend. Here's hoping she comes home here in a day or two! In the mean time here is a doctor joke for her to enjoy.
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Thought folks would enjoy this. I love the "Turns long-haired hippies into clean-cut beauties" part.
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gws mrs h
Thanks Marty. I still have some fabricated BP-1 parts that will be put th good use soon as I can go back to work in the shop.
At least two more days in the hospital for her trying to get her lungs and breathing back in shape.
Mark
At least two more days in the hospital for her trying to get her lungs and breathing back in shape.
Mark
So sorry to here about the wife. I hope she recovers quickly!
fechtichmac
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Best wishes to mrs heimann , get well soon
Ive picked up a cp55 and have a question for anyone. Did the cp55/70 have a sawdust guard behind the clutch like the sp saws? Im getting it back together and noticed there wasnt one and thought id find out before goung much further. I do not have an ipl for this model. This is the most corroded saw ive gotten. Very badly corroded. Not beyond repair yet but its yucky. The fuel tank took the brunt of it. Oil tank inside and out. Lower handle , basically everywhere but the air filter cover. Ive got it cleaned up as best i can. Ended up with a bad engine and used a donor 10-10 engine. So far its turning out very good. Ive got really good compression and spark. Great piston and bearings. Good seals. Its the outside thats rough. Pretty neat and uncommon saw. Antivibe 54cc mcculloch. Ill post some photos when im done tuesday or wednesday next week. Thanks for any answers in advance. Vinny
Get well soon Mrs H!
Vinny,I'd say that if you plan on keeping the saw (I think you will) to get yourself an IPL from the Beg For Manuals thread & most likely you'll be able to answer your own question.Every time I get a new model saw I get another IPL.Needless to say,I've got a lot of IPLs,Lol.
Vinny have you fit the 10-10 block to the covers? Because I thought the anti vibe mounts were cast into the oil tank and cylinder?
I had to drill one hole in the oil tank for thr front mount. It has the spot for it but wasnt drilled. Then i plugged the hole that was drilled with jb weld.
The rear upper mount sits on top the rear shroud. Its also got a separate little block it sets on.
If you had them both sitting side by side completely stripped down to oil tank and cylinder , even with points and flywheel and clutch on it....the differences are only the impulse fitting for carburetor and oil tank hole for front antivibe. The flywheel is smaller on the 55, and it has a right hand start clutch. Everything else is the same.
The rear upper mount sits on top the rear shroud. Its also got a separate little block it sets on.
If you had them both sitting side by side completely stripped down to oil tank and cylinder , even with points and flywheel and clutch on it....the differences are only the impulse fitting for carburetor and oil tank hole for front antivibe. The flywheel is smaller on the 55, and it has a right hand start clutch. Everything else is the same.
Just got an ipl for the cp55!! Mr benson is library of ipls.
matt_lamb_160
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I'm working on a Mac 110. The info I have says it should be electronic ignition, but this one has points.
The points are burned badly, I ordered new ones. Not enough left to file.
What should the gap be? .018"?
The points are burned badly, I ordered new ones. Not enough left to file.
What should the gap be? .018"?
You can't go wrong with 0.018 to 0.020"
The only Mini Mac I am aware of that came with electronic ignition was the Eager Beaver 2.0. Undoubtedly there were others but that is the only IPL I have seen that calls out the electronic ignition coil.
Mark
The only Mini Mac I am aware of that came with electronic ignition was the Eager Beaver 2.0. Undoubtedly there were others but that is the only IPL I have seen that calls out the electronic ignition coil.
Mark
This.
I was literally writing the same reply when I saw the post update, Mark beat me by about 30 seconds.
After thought: If the points are burned badly, might want to check/verify the condenser.
BTW Mark, hope the Mrs. is doing OK!
Thanks Mark.
Acresinternet was saying it was electronic, but I looked at the IPL later and it only showed points.
Clint
