I bought 2 pads today but I have to find a way to connect them to something I can chuck up in a drill.
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Make a penny look like new again ! LOL
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I just used a 3/8 dowel rod . Metal rod would be ok too . Piece of duct tape to hold the end on and wrap it up .
I am sure it works but I cannot picture how you have it taped on? Unless you wrap it around the rod then tape it in the middle someplace? but how is it attached to the dowel so it don't slip?
Give me a few and I will get a pic ! Time to eat ! LOL
Cut a kerf in the end of the rod, either steel, aluminum or wood, then slip the scotchbrite into the kerf, wind it around the dowel and go at it.
it's all about the kerf ! got ya. The pads I bought are about 1/2" thick so I would need a big kerf ha ha
It would slip into a 1/8' kerf with no problem, Scotchbrite is not a solid.
Nope your right she will squish in there I think . I will have to go buy me a dowel I guess. Good ideas right here I know that!
John will likely post a pict for everyone to get a visual idea of how to do.
That's ok I get it now
Her ya go , metal rod would be fine too , won't be touching the jug inside once its wound up .
Yea that looks good I have to leave for the day now. I have to go over by the Canadian border to look at some guardrail damage so I will be gone a while today 3hrs one way. Talk to ya later on Jeff
Mystery Partner if all works it will take me a few posts to show the photos. Wish me luck, today I bought this from a fella who said the compression was too much for him to take. I gave him $ 30.00 for it, it looks to be in good shape the recoil makes a god awful noise when you pull it over though. I did sputter and run for a few seconds though. I have one like this but the one I have is a 55cc I guess it has a square cylinder fin shape all the way from base to top. This one gets larger when the fins go up they are a completely different shape. I was told one time when researching my other one that " if it had bigger " leaning shaped fins" it would have been a much bigger saw than a 55ccthat it turned out to be. I went to Acers site and some of these old toaster shaped Partners were in fact 85cc saws. That is what I am hoping for of course. The piston is perfect I will have to measure the cylinder at some point I guess. Tell me what you think it is.Attachments
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My p85 has a decomp valve out the top near the spark plug.
It's closer to a p7000 that I've got. The bridged port and the air filter are the same, but the muffler is different. Is the top shroud cast mag or is it made of plastic?
It's closer to a p7000 that I've got. The bridged port and the air filter are the same, but the muffler is different. Is the top shroud cast mag or is it made of plastic?
it is cast I have a p-70 and I have see 7000 , 7000+ and they all have plastic covers with a bump out for the plug. If you go to Acers site and look around some you will see a $4it load of 55 cc saws r-16 r-17 and so on then you will see some that look the same but are 85cc if I remember right. But I agree it does not have a de-comp anywhere. So I don't know
Looks a lot like a P100 ? Sure hope so ! LOL
geese I reallllly doubt that I would not be that lucky. I was hoping Arrowhead might chime in but I have not seen him here is a loooog long time maybe he quit the place?
