Would look like straight gassing after 5 tanks of fuel would you say?
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The original Chevy Vegas engines would only last about 15k miles before they were shot. The reason was aluminum cylinders and pistons. This worked fine in the Can Am race cars, not so good in extended use however. Chevy later went to steel sleeves but by then, what was otherwise a decent little car's, reputation had been ruined. I had a friend in high school with one and it used more oil than gas, wow what a blue cloud, kinda inverted premix.Mods have that stuff prefiltered out, that way you can't be talking about the competition.
Not long in that case, there always has to be a wear surface ie: chrome on alum, steel on alum, brass on steel that kinda thing, if you have two unplated aluminum wear parts they will start to gall one another in no time
Mmm I would say that's toast.Would it look like this[emoji24]
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Aw man, that stinks. Unfortunately, it does seem to look that way.Looks like unplated piston to unplated cylinder damage to yall?
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Well, the seal may have had a larger part to do with the failure than a potenitally unplated cylinder. I think pretty much every cylinder has some sort of coating on it, especially many of the later models. Even if you are running the right mix an air-leak would still have some serious problems.That's what I thought, was told it looked like it was straight gassed but my other saws I was and still am is running off the same mix. On rear down I did find on of the crank seals had took a crap but don't think it would have done this. Plus I don't think you can lightly buff chrome off a piston.
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I would say not very common. They show up on ebay every now and then. That's how I got mine and they shipped from the West coast.@Homelitexl903 how common are full wrap handles on homelite ez chainsaw?
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Not sure if it qualifies as "vintage"
I believe he was just referring to the handlebar itself.@astnmacgto Did you mean the Super EZ or just the ez? I overlooked the question.
That looks nice for its age. How's it run? At some point we are going to race our small cc saws here for fun.Here's my little Husky 35View attachment 576760
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Not sure if it qualifies as "vintage"
Excellent condition, a couple minor paint scratchesI've never even seen one of those before...