redunshee
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Can't help you with the brake question as I've never seen one for the 3400. Hopefully someone here has though.
Bob
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Paul, I have never took one of those apart, heck I never see those things. I think we did order one in for a customer back in maybe 1980 LOL
Looking at the picture of the gray cover shows that pin hole does go all the way through the cover so yes, I would say its a press fit pin. Use the rigth sized pin punch and knock it out.
Good luck switching those parts.
Looking at the picture of the gray cover shows that pin hole does go all the way through the cover so yes, I would say its a press fit pin. Use the rigth sized pin punch and knock it out.
Good luck switching those parts.
I want to know something?
Who bought the 6900 last night?
Fess up.
Who bought the 6900 last night?
Fess up.
I want to know something?
Who bought the 6900 last night?
Fess up.
It ain't headed to Louisiana because I didn't see it going off or it would have been....
MS460WOODCHUCK
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I want to know something?
Who bought the 6900 last night?
Fess up.
I was'nt paying attention but was it the one with the CRAZY HIGH PRICE?
It was'nt me I can tell ya that!
I seen it, could have gotten it. It was a good saw, from a good seller at a good price.
I don't know why I didn't get it.
No, not that beat to piss one.
redunshee
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I want to know something?
Who bought the 6900 last night?
Fess up.
Saw it with a BIN of $300.00. Someone may have bit. Not me!
I want to know something?
Who bought the 6900 last night?
Fess up.
Wern't me neither! I didn't even see it.
Guess I better keep my :Eye::Eye: open.
Gregg,
I wonder if its going to NC to round out a collection there?
I hope so!
I hope so!
I got the 2nd S25CVA all back together and running. I couldn't richen up the H no matter how fat I went, so knew it had an air leak. It turned out to be the PTO side crank seal. It's blowing bubbles like crazy. Everything else is tight. Anyone know if this is a standard seal I can get locally? A PN would be great.
The saw has all new gaskets, except the carb/reed housing to crankcase, so I used sealant there. I widened the exhaust and rear transfers. There is no cylinder gasket, and squish is still greater than my .030" solder. The carb has a new kit. The points are cleaned. New fuel line and filter. Tank split, sand blasted and put back together with a new gasket. New duckbill valve in the tank cap. It's all good to go as soon as I source a crank seal.
Oh, BTW, compression is a surprising 188 PSI! I did flip end-over-end, and swap the rings from top to bottom. That's after burning the assembly lube out of it too. I'm shocked.
The saw has all new gaskets, except the carb/reed housing to crankcase, so I used sealant there. I widened the exhaust and rear transfers. There is no cylinder gasket, and squish is still greater than my .030" solder. The carb has a new kit. The points are cleaned. New fuel line and filter. Tank split, sand blasted and put back together with a new gasket. New duckbill valve in the tank cap. It's all good to go as soon as I source a crank seal.
Oh, BTW, compression is a surprising 188 PSI! I did flip end-over-end, and swap the rings from top to bottom. That's after burning the assembly lube out of it too. I'm shocked.
Looks like the Poulan PN is 530019051. The best I can measure it's:
Crank - 0.561"
Case - 0.814"
Thickness - 0.125"
Crank - 0.561"
Case - 0.814"
Thickness - 0.125"
A Chicago Rawhide 5510 measures
.563
.813
.126
.563
.813
.126
kmcinms
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Very nice
Mark, nice 5200. Those spikes look good. What type of steel did you use on your dogs?
I need a bucking spike for my 306A. You got any ideas on that? It'd be easier for me to find one than to build one now that I'm layed off from my yob...
Hey, WELCOME Tony. I bet you're gonna be busy on this site...:good:
Well here is one of them.
I made my own set of double dogs for this one.
Mark, nice 5200. Those spikes look good. What type of steel did you use on your dogs?
I need a bucking spike for my 306A. You got any ideas on that? It'd be easier for me to find one than to build one now that I'm layed off from my yob...
Hey, WELCOME Tony. I bet you're gonna be busy on this site...:good:
redunshee
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Brad, I was just researching those last night and came up with the same SKF 5510 seal number as well.
I think they will work. Old saws need new seals.
Just 1/8" mild steel plate is what I use for them.
I have made my own 306/245 spikes but there a pita to make.
I dont have my meaurements in front of me but yours are close. I measured one that was apart.
The seal is actually a 9/16" shaft and 13/16" case bore if I remember right.
redunshee
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Guess I don't have any. Sorry
redunshee
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Sears/Craftsman has some in stock @ about $4.89 each. I've never had much luck with aftermarket seals at least on the 3400 series saws.
Bob
