Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS

[cobey]

I'd recommend a Mearshum.

I checked on pipe prices one time and the guy told me over $500 bucks...... none of my saws cost that much,
im not sure who i called about it

 

[Jeepsnchainsaws]

it would be crazy if those two old saws could be stronger![/QUOTE
What do pipes cost?

 

[Jeepsnchainsaws]

I checked on pipe prices one time and the guy told me over $500 bucks...... none of my saws cost that much,
im not sure who i called about it

I can do them cheaper very soon.

 

[workshop]

I can do them cheaper very soon.

I might be interested in that.

 

[cobey]

I can do them cheaper very soon.

will have to let you see the saw , at least the exhaust comes out of the side

 

[Jeepsnchainsaws]

I am working on the SXL PIPE now, it is close to the same cc but stroke and stroke time is a factor, Lombard might be different and I don't have one to play with but I have lots of HOMIES.

 

[cobey]

i have a pretty good homelite collection too

 

[cobey]

I am working on the SXL PIPE now, it is close to the same cc but stroke and stroke time is a factor, Lombard might be different and I don't have one to play with but I have lots of HOMIES.

its a giant xl12 copy, really neat, it will pull harder than my C5!

 

[awol]

I may be able to do a pipe for ya to Cobey, gonna try one on my MC101 first, should have it ready for the ft. Scott gtg.

 

[Jeepsnchainsaws]

I may be able to do a pipe for ya to Cobey, gonna try one on my MC101 first, should have it ready for the ft. Scott gtg.

Got any pics?

 

[cobey]

on another note im gonna make me a square work chain, hard no to take them too far

 

[awol]

Of the pipe, or the 101? I can get pics of the 101, but the pipe for it is only a bunch of numbers and drawings on paper! Getting them turned into a diffuser, baffle, and stinger may be the hard part.
And Matt's right, Reeders are just begging for a pipe!

 

[cobey]

I may be able to do a pipe for ya to Cobey, gonna try one on my MC101 first, should have it ready for the ft. Scott gtg.

i got to have you look at the CP70 the carb didnt make it better, i got to be missing something, that saw should be ok, has spark, compression, new fuel line, the other carb..
still acts like it gets no fuel runs until you try to load it

 

[awol]

Uh-oh, sounds like it may have yellow fever. Does it run kinda hot also?

 

[cobey]

a pipe on the lombard would rock, im

Uh-oh, sounds like it may have yellow fever. Does it run kinda hot also?

i dont let it run that long, i wasnt gonna mess it up.... i have done that to one of my first saws

 

[cobey]

I want it to run like an Alan mac

 

[Jeepsnchainsaws]

Of the pipe, or the 101? I can get pics of the 101, but the pipe for it is only a bunch of numbers and drawings on paper! Getting them turned into a diffuser, baffle, and stinger may be the hard part.
And Matt's right, Reeders are just begging for a pipe!

This is the first pipe I put on a saw, I used a book Steve turned me onto and CAD-CAM to biuld it it. The saw used to groan at a 4" white oak limb but will rip through a 10" now like night and day just with the right pipe.

 

[Jeepsnchainsaws]

This is the guy I am put my next pipe on, just got a fresh piston. The pipe is designed to run 10% NITROMETHANE!

 

[cobey]

View attachment 409162 This is the guy I am put my next pipe on, just got a fresh piston. The pipe is designed to run 10% NITROMETHANE!

i got one them thats in pretty fair shape too a new piston is kinda rare isnt it? or is it just cylinders that are hard to find?
i got a XL104 that i needs a piston and cylinder for, its common for then to get case vacuum leaks, that toasts the Pand C

 

[67L36Driver]

i got one them thats in pretty fair shape too a new piston is kinda rare isnt it? or is it just cylinders that are hard to find?
i got a XL104 that i needs a piston and cylinder for, its common for then to get case vacuum leaks, that toasts the Pand C

On early production XL-101 types with the three screw 'magneto backplate', the screws vibrate loose and they suck air. Homelite solved the problem with five screws licktited in on the later saws.