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Just made a fresh pot of coffee, I'm behind on my caffeine fix for the day. I got the DR trimmer back on line and used it for awhile. The C70 is still soaking, I think this might take awhile.
 
What are you soaking it in? I have had the best luck with a mix a ATF & acetone for freeing up rusted items. A few years back Harbor Freight sold rechargeable aerosol spray cans. It makes it handy, take the lid off, add the mix, recap & use your tire air chuck to charge the can.

On the GMC in-line 6 cylinder engine on the boat I am working on which had been sitting since 1978, close to 46 years, I removed the spark plugs & misted the cylinders with the ATF/Acetone mix. After letting it sit for a couple of hours, I was able to to get it to turn over in about 3-5 minutes.
 
What are you soaking it in? I have had the best luck with a mix a ATF & acetone for freeing up rusted items. A few years back Harbor Freight sold rechargeable aerosol spray cans. It makes it handy, take the lid off, add the mix, recap & use your tire air chuck to charge the can.

On the GMC in-line 6 cylinder engine on the boat I am working on which had been sitting since 1978, close to 46 years, I removed the spark plugs & misted the cylinders with the ATF/Acetone mix. After letting it sit for a couple of hours, I was able to to get it to turn over in about 3-5 minutes.

Yep 50/50 acetone and ATF is amazing. Just used it to get a hub bearing to separate from the steering knuckle on Tammi's Tahoe. The ultimate penetrant is wintergreen oil. Use it at work when nothing else works.


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Carl that saw is a keeper, one that clean is hard to come by. Been soaking the cylinder on the C70 all afternoon, I think this saw has seen some water. If I can get the saw to turn over, I am going to tear it all the way down and give it a complete rebuild.
Found water in the DR trimmer as I suspected, need to get the tank cleaned up here in a little bit.

You are right Jim. Need to keep the Farmsaw. So, what I should try to sell this fellow is the 'Fisher Price' special. My Homie XL-800. It would be more suitable to running 24 or 30 inch bars.

But, I'm going to have to come up with a 24" Homie pattern bar for it. Or 30". Yikes!

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Yep 50/50 acetone and ATF is amazing. Just used it to get a hub bearing to separate from the steering knuckle on Tammi's Tahoe. The ultimate penetrant is wintergreen oil. Use it at work when nothing else works.


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Uh oh..
I been skipping that step..
I thought it went:
1. Cuss at it
2. Get torch
3. Air hammer
 
6edyru2e.jpg

Cleaning saw room today, someone in this thread needs this saw Steve Jim anybody maybe?
Just holler in this thread.
 
Uh oh..
I been skipping that step..
I thought it went:
1. Cuss at it
2. Get torch
3. Air hammer

LOL. Between the air hammer and regular hammer, I sounded like the village blacksmith gone insane until I mixed up some of the stuff to break it loose. :)


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6edyru2e.jpg

Cleaning saw room today, someone in this thread needs this saw Steve Jim anybody maybe?
Just holler in this thread.

Which one? John Deere 18 from the looks of the muffler. Or, maybe a 19. Remy PL-4 or 5.

The Deere collectors been runnin' them up on evilbay.

I have restored a 23 (82cc) and a 15 (50cc).
 
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