Eccentric
Mister Wizard
We try to stay away from that question. They're worth what the seller and buyer agree on...
McCulloch Super Pro 81
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We try to stay away from that question. They're worth what the seller and buyer agree on...
Henry G.
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That was several years ago actually the service was good. I think I have heard others say they had a problem there but I didnt. I didnt spend much I only needed a couple small things. Ebay proved to be a better place once you knew what exact parts fit what and had an IPL to confirm....
Henry - Nice to hear from you again, seems like it's been a while.
I made some progress on the 81E last night, I will try to get it together to the point I can check the timing of the stock ignition set up compared to an electronic coil off a later model saw since it seems to bolt right up.
More later...
Mark
I made some progress on the 81E last night, I will try to get it together to the point I can check the timing of the stock ignition set up compared to an electronic coil off a later model saw since it seems to bolt right up.
More later...
Mark
Warped5
WingNut
Randy's eBay parts selection is second to none. My only problems are that his prices are too high and the fact that it takes 3 days for items to just leave Ohio. What's up with that?
Henry G.
ArboristSite Guru
Thanks Mark, I'm still cutting and selling firewood, 98% with my Huskies, but not as much- I got a promotion at work and.....well saws got put on the back burner. Glad to be back, my SP81 still runs great even with stock ignition, jug and piston. Not sure what the compression is, but starting it without the decomp is nearly impossible so I would say its good!
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LanjPerf
ArboristSite Lurker
We try to stay away from that question. They're worth what the seller and buyer agree on...
Fair enough
Well I've got $75 in the SP81 and $100 for the PM700. I thought was pretty solid deal...but we'll see.. I've not really ran either much yet..
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Fair enough
You did fine on both of them. Now get some use out of those saws.
Teaser...
Mark
Mark
LanjPerf
ArboristSite Lurker
Are you holding that in a vise...with the bar? Or some anti-gravity device??
Crude but effective
Mark
Mark
stinkbait
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So what's the difference in the timing between the two different modules?
Nice to see you post again Mitchell, seems like it's been a while.
As best I could determine, there is no difference. The older two piece does not produce quite a hot of a spark, but does actually advance the timing as the RPM increases enough that I could detect this with my variable speed drill spinning it over.
The newer one piece does produce a hotter spark, and has a more definite cut off point on the low RPM which seems better to prevent "kick back" issues at the starter when you are pulling it over.
I went into the details over in the McCulloch thread.
Mark
As best I could determine, there is no difference. The older two piece does not produce quite a hot of a spark, but does actually advance the timing as the RPM increases enough that I could detect this with my variable speed drill spinning it over.
The newer one piece does produce a hotter spark, and has a more definite cut off point on the low RPM which seems better to prevent "kick back" issues at the starter when you are pulling it over.
I went into the details over in the McCulloch thread.
Mark
LanjPerf
ArboristSite Lurker
I like it! Looks like I know what I'll be building this weekend... if you don't mind me stealing your idea of course...
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ford832
ArboristSite Guru
Teaser...
You have your name engraved on your sockets?:jester:You have too much time on your hands-lol:msp_wink:
I did not realize it stopped in that position.
My second or third career was an R5 Maintenance Mechanic at John Deere for a while, leave nothing to chance.
Mark
My second or third career was an R5 Maintenance Mechanic at John Deere for a while, leave nothing to chance.
Mark
LanjPerf
ArboristSite Lurker
I shamelessly stole your concept Mark...hope you don't mind. It's already so much better than working on the bench. Mine turned out a little different...and more crude. This is what I ended up just based on what scrap metal I had laying around.. Cub Cadet yellow was the only color I had laying around...so that's what it got. Ignore the terrible weld job..and paint runs.. I had my 6yr old supervising my welding..should have just let him do it..
I'm going to drill another hole through the side of the main pivot, so I can rotate the whole rig 90deg...just forgot to last night.
I'm going to drill another hole through the side of the main pivot, so I can rotate the whole rig 90deg...just forgot to last night.
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