Just think,,if i spent $25 a week on saws,,,thats 120 saws a month !!!
That`s a lot of scrap magnesium.....

Just think,,if i spent $25 a week on saws,,,thats 120 saws a month !!!
That`s a lot of scrap magnesium.....![]()
I told him " NOTHIN CREAMSICKLE COLORED !! "
That`s a lot of scrap magnesium.....![]()
I got some more work done on that 015. I found the issue.... The case gasket had turned to goo. That explains the leaking oil and sucking air. I am going to call the owner and ask if he wants me to order a proper case gasket, and wait another week or so, or if he just wants me to glue it back together with permatex aircraft sealant, and get it to him this weekend.
Used up my first can of pizzoff. Very happy. I would still be on that can if I didn't use 1/4 of it on a paint compatibility test. (the results were that it eats rattle can paint, and won't touch proper paint)
The lawn didn't get finished.... The mower ran out of gas just before I started the front lawn... The whacker is out of gas too, and I don't have a single drop of gas left, mixed or straight...
Any thoughts on epoxy paint for saw restorations? I have had enough of rattle cans... I'm thinking either epoxy or real automotive lacquer. My dad is getting two new devillbiss guns for the tractor project, and he said I can borrow them. I have an old cheap gun for primer. I want something that gas won't harm, and will last more than a few months....
Certainly a good lesson for your daughter Robin , it keeps things real and is different than you telling her so .
Glad to hear she is pitbullesque (I mean that in a ......well you know what I mean LOL) .
I wonder if it's the paint that's the issue or lack of clear coat. Separate clear may be the determining factor.
I do know what you mean...all in all she did well.....she had never driven any kind of motorized two wheeled unit before...nor does she have a good understanding of a clutch of any kind that is not auto/hydro in nature so taking that all in account..... her first foray ended well even though she took a spill.....this is something she set her sights on...I just support her in doing it the safest way possible.........got plenty of bandages...though I hope further applications won't be necessary.....
I do know what you mean...all in all she did well.....she had never driven any kind of motorized two wheeled unit before...nor does she have a good understanding of a clutch of any kind that is not auto/hydro in nature so taking that all in account..... her first foray ended well even though she took a spill.....this is something she set her sights on...I just support her in doing it the safest way possible.........got plenty of bandages...though I hope further applications won't be necessary.....
I told him " NOTHIN CREAMSICKLE COLORED !! "
Glad she's doing good and got right back on the horse. Most people that spill like that are applying front brake in a turn or looking at the ground or both. Just like riding a bicycle only 500x better:hmm3grin2orange: I learned always look where you want to be and never at the ground as your body will take you there either way.
I can see her next summer askin for the keys to the Hog ..
no................
" BUT DAAAAAAAAAAAAADDDDDDDDDDD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "
You are the "Poop on Stihl" man.
Hey Ron.
I can see her next summer askin for the keys to the Hog ..
no................
" BUT DAAAAAAAAAAAAADDDDDDDDDDD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "
I wish it worked like that..
i remember severial times i was lookin at where i wanted to be and didnt make it !
1964,,,found that accellerating "briskly" uphill over RR tracks wasnt a good thing,,even tho i "wanted " to be still going farther up the hill![]()
Yeh,,and coming from canada,,,OLD stuff from canada,,wonder what could be in there ??
imagine whatever is probly pretty beat up by now![]()
He says to tell everyone hello. Life has been kicking him a little more than usual this year and he's had just enough energy to get his work done and try to spend some time with the grandkids. Lurks here every once in a blue moon but phone sucks for trying to post.
He was genuily happy to hear some folks were thinking about him and says he'll try to check in sometime in the next week or so to say hey to some guys. I won't discuss particulars as it's his business and I respect privacy but I hope anyone who's inclined will offer up some prayers for him. I know I will.
I bet I have dropped more bikes than anyone else on this thread.....LOL....![]()