What are they butchering you up for this time? My back again.It seems that I'm so powerful that I can break titanium screws,Lol.
What are they butchering you up for this time? My back again.It seems that I'm so powerful that I can break titanium screws,Lol.
Sorry you are having issues,I have an update on the PM850 that I bought recently.I pulled the saw down to the short block yesterday for a thorough cleaning & to have a look at the P&C.This was probably the filthiest saw I've ever had to clean,or at the least a tie.The good news is that the P&C are in great shape - no scoring.The bad news is the tank handle is completely beyond being used due to the massive corrosion & pitting.It needs some parts like the intake boot,pulse line,possible front & rear AV mounts,rear handle brace grommet,air filter,fuel line & filter,& other smaller incidental parts.
I contacted the seller before I even tore the saw down & told him about the corroded tank handle & a few other things.He told me he put fuel in the saw & it fired right up (the saw had no fuel filter in it,when I pulled the cover off the carb it was full of rust from sucking the dirty unfiltered fuel).He told me that I was "knit-picking".Needless to say,I'll never buy another saw from him again.I've contacted Mark H.to see what he has for the parts I need.I've found most everything on Feebay,but they're at inflated prices (IMO).
No problem Max.I got all the parts I need coming from Mark H.I should have the saw up & running in no time.Sorry you are having issues,
Looks like steel grating?This was on the inside of the muffler of the 850.I think it was a crude attempt at making a baffle.
Exactly!Looks like steel grating?
180 190 some 200ishI'm curious,when a PM 850 was new,what was the compression on it? (in psi)
Thank you Jethro! When I told the seller that 150 psi wasn't excellent like he said.I said 150 psi was good.He asked me what I thought excellent should be & I told him 175 psi.He said I wouldn't be able to pull it over with compression like that especially on the downstroke.I asked him if he knew the saw had a DSP..He said even with a DSP I wouldn't be able to pull it over.What a schmuck,Lol.180 190 some 200ish
When I bought my very clean 850 June 2015 Seller said it had 176PSI cold.. he got it from original owner.When I opened the shipping box upon arrival a few days later I did the ''hang by the rope" test. It stayed put for several seconds then very slowly dropped to the ground.17.5 lb powerhead only.I checked with my cheap compression tester & it read 175,so I definitely was pleased,though I'd dealt with same Seller several times since 2014 & was happy with every transaction.180 190 some 200ish
about 170 is the best I ever get. even with US chrome re worked jugs. 150 plus I consider real good. I rebuild at 125ish. below 140 they aren't cutting super anymore from my experience.When I bought my very clean 850 June 2015 Seller said it had 176PSI cold.. he got it from original owner.When I opened the shipping box upon arrival a few days later I did the ''hang by the rope" test. It stayed put for several seconds then very slowly dropped to the ground.17.5 lb powerhead only.I checked with my cheap compression tester & it read 175,so I definitely was pleased,though I'd dealt with same Seller several times since 2014 & was happy with every transaction.
Even with semi-moderate use since then I'm guessing its still at 170,she's a strong one for sure.
D'ya think?LolEd, i may have found the issue?! Lol
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