For anyone needing some SKF 6119 seals for the 3400-4000 series saws I found them at E.B. Atmus Co.Inc. phone# 800-666-6761. Anything over $75 is free shipping so I bought 16 for $80 .
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I’m still waiting for mine to come in from my local auto parts store. Been awhile tho....
Like any saw they have their following.
I know you guys got them over your way. I have sold parts to guys over there with the jonsered and partner labeled ones.
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Well good news then hopefully mite stumble on one someday
2stroke_shaman
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So whats the sign above your bench ? Dealer sign?
I get National 253747 for $3.99 @ Auto Zone with next day pickup. Cheapest I've found.
Steve
Over bench 1 is a partner sign, back wall a husky sign, bench 2 a stihl sign. Then there are jonsered poulan, echo, efco, etc etc everywhere.
Some of them big jred on back wall but cant find a pic
Now that is a great man cave and a nice place to work on saws and stuff
Wasnt by choice. 2006 I lost my 2 story 70x55 1800's barn in 100mph straight line winds.
This is what I had built in its place 3 days under roof after it was started. We came up with our wants and they built to it.
That is a loss of a cool timber frame, I have always wanted one of any size. The new one looks very nice outside and inside
I wanted to show the difference in the 4000 cylinder cover and the others, just found this out
First picture is 4000 and the other is a 3800
First picture is 4000 and the other is a 3800
Salvageable hand hewed timber was sold to a contractor in Ohio that uses it for inside cabins and homes for folks.
Was only like $1000-$1200 and didnt care. Just wanted it gone after we sorted through it and stacked.
Me and my wife had done all of the clean up.
I cut 3 cars and my plow truck out on my own.
Now that hurts, nice cars , makes me want to cry. Had a friend that was burning weeds and his potato cellar went up in flames with 2 vintage cars inside. Sucks
Ouch
I'm a true believer everything happens for a reason. I couldnt see it then. But it sure worked out in the end.
Its hard to hit the like on those posts what a shame. I like to jump on the everything happens for a reason idea too glad it worked out in the end.
What happened with your bruised up cars?
What happened with your bruised up cars?
When it's a bad post I hit like just so they know that I have read the post, it does seem weird to like a sad or bad post
Small world. I’ve got a blue ‘69 just like that in the barn pic, but not the SS trim & paint striping. Shelby Spearco turbocharger kit from the eighties, mounted on a 350.
Fun old muscle cars, but scares the **** outta me now when I drive it.
I must be getting old!
Fun old muscle cars, but scares the **** outta me now when I drive it.
I must be getting old!
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Bow saws buck those rounds’ ends so squarely, perfect for standing straight up when hand splitting.
Hydraulic splitter won’t matter, they’ll munch through any sloppy end cuts, like mine usually are, lol.
2stroke_shaman
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I had a shop fire in march of 2015 . Lost everything inside to fire or smoke. Several vintage bikes didnt survive. Lucky the two Italian sisters in my avatar pic were in the house mancave! The worst was a lifetime collection of tools were melted or rusted to death . I spent hundreds of hours cleaning things. In the end it was a good thing thanks to good insurance .
Collected insurance on 2 of 3 and found out I was way under insured. They was going to take them all and I ask how could I keep. He said take 80% of insured value. So I did.
The 66 was still being restored. Was a family friends I knew and grew up with that had bought it new. Brount it back from TN. I was driving it on the land only while going through things.
Being I was going to have to start over on restoring. I started checking the prices for stuff.
I did the 65 in the 80's the 69 in the late 80;s early 90;s and had just started on the 66 in 05.
After pricing doing the camaro chevelle again. I decided to list the 66 impala convt with 327 FS.
Guy shows up with flat bed and while there ask what are you going to do with the 69 camaro. Had a 66 327 30 over and original 327 that came in it being built first 4 months of the production. I said well might fix or sell but right now just the 66.
He said ok I'll take 66. He goes you have a price in mind on the 69. I said yep. He said a price and I said that is right on the head.
So he loaded up 2 cars.
He then ask about my 65 chevelle malibu convt with original 283 rebuilt in high school. I told him I wasnt ready to cut it loose.
A year later and not finding a oem fender for 65 I put it up FS. Guy drove from Indy in 65 elcamino with his son and drove it back with all my 65 parts. He had been looking for one to do a frame off restoration. That one hurt alittle seeing it drive off as we went way back.
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