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Re: Whats on your bench today
By: dutchsawdoctor Date: December 7, 2014, 2:25 am
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Mcculluch 308-A on the bench, with primer issues
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Re: Whats on your bench today
By: dutchsawdoctor Date: January 25, 2015, 1:44 pm
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(HTM) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COCnqtMt6tg
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Re: Whats on your bench today
By: Chainsawrepair Date: January 25, 2015, 6:50 pm
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Finnally got around to cleaning off the benches after working on
my own stuff. Not saws though.
Got a PP330 and a husky 350. 1 to check over and 1 to go through
a rebuild.
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Re: Whats on your bench today
By: Chainsawrepair Date: January 25, 2015, 6:52 pm
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[quote author=dutchsawdoctor link=topic=1732.msg53248#msg53248
date=1422215098]
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Got to love the sound of the old stuff.
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Re: Whats on your bench today
By: 3000 FPS Date: January 25, 2015, 7:29 pm
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[quote author=dutchsawdoctor link=topic=1732.msg53248#msg53248
date=1422215098]
(HTM) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COCnqtMt6tg
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Sounds good there Dutch, now all you need is some wood to check
it in.
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Re: Whats on your bench today
By: dutchsawdoctor Date: February 11, 2015, 3:46 pm
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Will do so when mister time let me to ;D
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Re: On the Chainsaw bench.
By: Eccentric Date: March 13, 2015, 8:07 pm
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[quote author=Sawnami link=topic=2826.msg32447#msg32447
date=1390391326]
Cleaning up this little guy. Originally didn't have any fire
because the moveable breaker plate was loose. Runs now.
Wright C70 116 cc
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[/quote][quote author=Cut4fun_ link=topic=2826.msg32515#msg32515
date=1390431184]
[quote author=Sawnami link=topic=2826.msg32447#msg32447
date=1390391326]
Wright C70 116 cc
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What are they like in a big wood cut?
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I ran a really clean Wright C-70 at a couple of our GTG's. Very
well built saw. Fun to run. Has a lever for adjusting the
ignition timing. Two settings; "start" and "run". Kill switch
is built into the throttle trigger. Can't remember exactly how
that worked.
IIRC, he had about a 28-30" bar. Ran it in about 32-26" Douglas
Fir. Didn't bog down at all. Lots of torque, as you'd expect
from a 116cc reed valve saw.
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Re: On the Chainsaw bench.
By: dutchsawdoctor Date: March 14, 2015, 3:04 am
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The chainsawguy made two Tube post on that ;)
(HTM) https://youtu.be/vDgGEtA2jfw
(HTM) https://youtu.be/j1PIRjO3Lt8
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Re: Whats on your bench today
By: 3000 FPS Date: March 26, 2015, 10:26 am
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I have this Craftsman riding mower been sitting in the garage
about 6 years. I got it out so I can get it going to cut down
on some of the tall grass around the wood piles and buildings.
It has been real dry and we have seen quite a few grass fires
already.
So far found the starter solenoid. Interlock switch, battery,
and the cable that engages the blades all bad. I dropped the
deck and found the pulley for engaging the blades frozen.
Right now I have everything fixed except to put the cable in
and then put the deck back on. It runs great and drives good.
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Re: Whats on your bench today
By: 660magnum Date: March 26, 2015, 11:04 am
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I have a Craftsman (AYP) 2007 42" riding mower. I found that all
the safety switch connectors have default contacts in them - if
disconnected from the "so-called safety" switch will default
electrically to shut the engine off. (Remember in a magneto stop
circuit, to ground the magneto stops the spark) They can be
defeated by thin plastic strips from a blister pack.
When reading the schematic, the 12V and the ignition magneto
stop circuits are intermixed on the same ladder diagram. The
logic for the the magneto circuits are reversed from those of
the 12v circuits. The mower has a 12V system and a starter and
generator but the ignition is still a magneto system. Confusing
if the situation is not recognized.
The fuel shut off solenoid at the bottom of the float bowl can
be defeated mechanically easy enough.
The riding mower has many electrical systems to keep it from
running on the ignition and starter circuits. Few to enable
running. Seat switch, reverse gear selector switch, fuel cut-off
solenoid, - the PTO switch, and drive clutch switches can
prevent the starter from running.
There is a cam operated brake mechanism on the deck spindles.
Where the cam follower rides - quickly wears a notch in the cam.
This locks the mechanical clutch mechanism "ON" and you can not
shut off the deck. The cams can be replaced every couple years
or you can remove and throw away the brake mechanism.
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