the all aussie dribble thread!

[derwoodii]

chook house roof reno I got chook #### on my knees and rat n possum #### on my hands....:msp_sad:

Swmbo demand in effort to stop the girls gitin a bit wet when it rains. Roof has poor flow so thinking to avoid work I just jacked up shored up the high end with car hoist tis a wee better but still under way :msp_unsure:

jobs done pretty please shower soon.... Rain will see if I'm rewarded any leak a drip will find me in the chookhouse

Its only 6 x 10 m tin top lean too fabed out recycle and robbed her indoors seems to think I can make it 100% waterproof they sit by the back door a crappin when rains anyhoo

 

[Bigfella]

most Embarrassing Saw in My Shed:

Had just today a friend turn up asking if I could have a look at his chainsaw as it wouldn't run without the choke being fully on, then would stall every time you touched the trigger. Well, after some time playing and saying some cool words, I told him it probably had some carby issue and I would need to pull it apart otherwise the next best thing he could do would be go back to Bunnings and buy another one. It would be probably cheaper. The lovely Chainsaw in question::
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[tdi-rick]

The mighty Ozito !

Yep, cheaper to get another Dean, hell, your time is worth more than the saw

 

[Lisnm8]

Isn't that the magnum version?

 

[Rudolf73]

most Embarrassing Saw in My Shed:

Had just today a friend turn up asking if I could have a look at his chainsaw as it wouldn't run without the choke being fully on, then would stall every time you touched the trigger. Well, after some time playing and saying some cool words, I told him it probably had some carby issue and I would need to pull it apart otherwise the next best thing he could do would be go back to Bunnings and buy another one. It would be probably cheaper. The lovely Chainsaw in question::
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Hey I have one of those! I mean I used one of them once... its just a different colour.

It took a bit of tuning to get it to run right, but its seems to run fine now (after all the burning plastic smells went away...)

 

[ausneil 1]

most Embarrassing Saw in My Shed:

Had just today a friend turn up asking if I could have a look at his chainsaw as it wouldn't run without the choke being fully on, then would stall every time you touched the trigger. Well, after some time playing and saying some cool words, I told him it probably had some carby issue and I would need to pull it apart otherwise the next best thing he could do would be go back to Bunnings and buy another one. It would be probably cheaper. The lovely Chainsaw in question::
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Big powerfull green machine. Take the challenge dean, soop it up big time, turn it into a monster......

 

[gmax]

most Embarrassing Saw in My Shed:

Had just today a friend turn up asking if I could have a look at his chainsaw as it wouldn't run without the choke being fully on, then would stall every time you touched the trigger. Well, after some time playing and saying some cool words, I told him it probably had some carby issue and I would need to pull it apart otherwise the next best thing he could do would be go back to Bunnings and buy another one. It would be probably cheaper. The lovely Chainsaw in question::
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Found it,

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I knew I had one of those little turds buried in my shed somewhere, my father bought it a few years ago, he gave it to me to look at because it wouldn't start.
I discovered the fuel tank was full of bar oil , I kept it and bought him a efco 152.. he couldn't believe how much more power it had :hmm3grin2orange:

 

[scallywag]

Gents, i've been posting in the main forum looking for info on porting a 056 magnum, anyone know someone that can do the job here in oz?

 

[Bigfella]

Found it,

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I knew I had one of those little turds buried in my shed somewhere, my father bought it a few years ago, he gave it to me to look at because it wouldn't start.
I discovered the fuel tank was full of bar oil , I kept it and bought him a efco 152.. he couldn't believe how much more power it had :hmm3grin2orange:

Exacry da saame. Amazing how crap keeps repeating itself. It left my place the same way it came...... in a box.:msp_biggrin:

 

[Bigfella]

Gents, i've been posting in the main forum looking for info on porting a 056 magnum, anyone know someone that can do the job here in oz?

Not sure who can help, most blokes just give it a go. Cut the intake & exhaust ports a bit and see how it goes. Take them a little wider, don't worry about raising and lowering just at this stage. That's my advice. I played with my 372 this way. Seems to be going really well at local club level. yet to test against nations bests.

 

[scallywag]

If i touch it with a grinding implement i'd only stuff it up! i have a few 056 mag's and thought it would be interesting to see what can be extracted from one as a fire wood saw and still remain reliable.

 

[ausneil 1]

Found it,

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I knew I had one of those little turds buried in my shed somewhere, my father bought it a few years ago, he gave it to me to look at because it wouldn't start.
I discovered the fuel tank was full of bar oil , I kept it and bought him a efco 152.. he couldn't believe how much more power it had :hmm3grin2orange:

Little Turds.
That's a little hard on the saw Wayne, the weekend specialist, once a year fire wood cutter would be cross with you if that was his favourite saw.
Could almost imagine some bloke skiteing to his missus about his full day of hard earned wood cutting with his ozzie.
It would start with him telling how he sharpened the brute with a stihl file useing long furm strokes on the superior skip tooth 3/8 low profile chain with safety bumpers. Fueling up ,then helmet,chaps and gloves for safety, saw started in just 3 pulls and onto seriouse cutting,,,,, finishing a huge day filling a monster 6x4 trailer load.
Emfasising the fact a 6x4 is very big and only a tough bastard could do it in 1 day.

I actually grind chains for a neibour who has one, those chains come over in perfectly stuffed condition.

 

[deepsouth]

The mighty Ozito

Shame we can't send it to mastermoobs for porting cheaply.... :msp_biggrin:

That and a couple of Baumr AG's finest.

And maybe the new Chinese 50cc saw I saw on gumtree for about $140, one of those too opcorn:

 

[Rudolf73]

Little Turds.
That's a little hard on the saw Wayne, the weekend specialist, once a year fire wood cutter would be cross with you if that was his favourite saw.
Could almost imagine some bloke skiteing to his missus about his full day of hard earned wood cutting with his ozzie.
It would start with him telling how he sharpened the brute with a stihl file useing long furm strokes on the superior skip tooth 3/8 low profile chain with safety bumpers. Fueling up ,then helmet,chaps and gloves for safety, saw started in just 3 pulls and onto seriouse cutting,,,,, finishing a huge day filling a monster 6x4 trailer load.
Emfasising the fact a 6x4 is very big and only a tough bastard could do it in 1 day.

I actually grind chains for a neibour who has one, those chains come over in perfectly stuffed condition.

Now you know why it took me so long to fill my trailer...

 

[gmax]

There noisy little turds too... the dB level is 110 :msp_scared:. my husky 271XP dB is 86.
Although my little turd is really quiet.... It wont start, I might paint it brown :msp_biggrin:

 

[ausneil 1]

Now you know why it took me so long to fill my trailer...

Did you use the correct file or did you use one of matties Cutty Cutty long time race tm chains. Oh silly me, the Ozito's rated HP and chain speed would not agree with those chains.....:msp_sneaky:


sorry its sunday.

 

[ozflea]

Shame we can't send it to mastermoobs for porting cheaply.... :msp_biggrin:

That and a couple of Baumr AG's finest.

And maybe the new Chinese 50cc saw I saw on gumtree for about $140, one of those too opcorn:

Honestly i wouldn't charge too much once you leave a deposit

 

[Rudolf73]

Did you use the correct file or did you use one of matties Cutty Cutty long time race tm chains. Oh silly me, the Ozito's rated HP and chain speed would not agree with those chains.....:msp_sneaky:


sorry its sunday.

I tried one of Matts chains once and it cut pretty good but I could never get the same acute angles after I sharpened it - and then it hardly cut at all (I'm thinking that may be part of Matts business strategy...) Oh hi Matt if you are reading this, hope you are having a great day and all

I find I get the best results with my $39 chain grinder... those soft pink grinding stones put a real nice edge on the cutters. Plus I get my 12" chains for $5 each from my buddy Hung Lo in Shanghai. Pretty cheap cutting over all.

 

[tdi-rick]

from my buddy Hung Lo in Shanghai

I hear his brother is a real party animal, you've heard of him, Hung Over.........





As Neil said, it's Sunday !

 

[Rudolf73]

As Neil said, it's Sunday !

I sometimes wonder what our thread guests think, hope they don't take us to seriously :hmm3grin2orange: