Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?

[tbone75]

And very strange "collectables"...

He have the whole set ? :msp_rolleyes:

 

[BigDaddyR]

I don't get to see saws that haven't touched wood too often:msp_w00t::msp_w00t:

. Called an air compressor. LOL


Rick

 

[BigDaddyR]

LOL, Got far too many shelf queens myself....:hmm3grin2orange:

Maybe now that I can actually stand up and walk around again I might be able to wear it in. LOL. Gotta admit does look minty w/ the 24" bar I never used and new full comp chain.

Been able to wake up 2 days in a row and walk with no pain right off the bat. Rolling frozen water bottle w heels works


Rick

 

[Scooterbum]

Meatloaf is finally ready ! She is running very late tonight !

No salt SUCKS ! Guess I will get use to it . No choice ! :msp_razz:

Better then gettin' used to a pine box there buddy boy.
Learn to enjoy it.:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:

 

[BigDaddyR]

Boiling up fuel line stew for the Super XL. See if I have any luck.


Rick

 

[BigDaddyR]

You get used to no Salt. Ron's right. Taste buds come back to life.


Rick

 

[tbone75]

Better then gettin' used to a pine box there buddy boy.
Learn to enjoy it.:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:

Yes it is a whole lot better than 6' under !

I will get use to it ! :msp_thumbup:

 

[Jimmy in NC]

Slack day. Played with this Wheel horse mower that won't go away, sharpened a chain on the 452 Echo, and tinkered with the Gravely a little bit. Nothing too exciting.

 

[BigDaddyR]

Winner winner chicken dinner.

Rick

 

[BigDaddyR]

50:1 okay for a Super XL?


Rick

 

[tbone75]

Winner winner chicken dinner.

Rick

Nice job !!

 

[tbone75]

50:1 okay for a Super XL?


Rick

Think so ?

 

[BigDaddyR]

Nice job !!

A few of you chimed in to help. Jimmy suggested the stew. I'll rep y'all when I go in the house.


Rick

 

[Jimmy in NC]

50:1 okay for a Super XL?


Rick

They will live on it. I run my two on 32:1 as well as all of my saws...just my choice.

 

[IEL]

I normally mix to 40:1, then add in a little extra....

I figure since most of my saws were built to be ran on 16:1 with 30w oil, a little extra wont hurt.

Im sure they would be fine on 50:1, but with how hard parts are to find, Im not going to chance it...

The only negative I can think of is extra carbon build up.
Unless you run those super synthetic oils..
I run castrol super 2 stroke. Im 99% sure it is the exact same stuff as the white bottle stihl oil...

I figure if my pioneers were happy on 16:1 with 30w crankcase oil, they will be just fine with 32:1 dino two stroke oil....

 

[BigDaddyR]

Fire up in a few pulls with gas primed in the carb. How many pulls or much running does it take to pull the fuel up the empty line and filter.

Sounds good though.


Rick

 

[tbone75]

Fire up in a few pulls with gas primed in the carb. How many pulls or much running does it take to pull the fuel up the empty line and filter.

Sounds good though.


Rick

Good deal , now go play with it ! LOL

 

[BigDaddyR]

Want to but not starting without fuel poured into the carb. Guess I have to figure out how to take the carb out to rebuild it?

Any idea how many pulls takes to get the fuel to pull up into it from dry?


Rick

 

[Jimmy in NC]

If you fill the tank not too many. If only a splash it could be lots. I try to always fill a tank to help make priming easier.

 

[BigDaddyR]

If you fill the tank not too many. If only a splash it could be lots. I try to always fill a tank to help make priming easier.

Feel like I pulled about 10 times or so. Would guess the pump and diaphragm aren't working? Fuel line was a gummy bear.


Rick