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Sunday, December 25, 2011
Husqvarna 181 chainsaw account adjustment manual
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
The DIY Way To Sharpen Lawn Mower Blades
Is your lawn mower tearing of the lawn grass blades instead of cutting it? Does your lawn look like it has been eaten by a goat, in spite of being cut by the lawn mower? Wait; do not pull your hair by the root. Help is at hand. We will teach you how to sharpen the lawn mower blades at minimum price and effort.
Your Manual Lawn Mower - The Faithful Walk Behinds
Tools: The tools that your will require for doing this job are
You and your time of about 2 hours or less
A bastard file of about 12" long
A small crow bar to prevent movement of rotor of lawn mower.
A worktable will be useful for dong the job comfortably.
Procedure: You can use the following procedure as a general guide and make changes to it to suit you. Remember the procedure is not sacrosanct. The results are important, not the procedure.
If possible, remove the handle of lawn mower and place lawn mower on the table.
Secure it if possible in the clamps. If you do not have clamps, do not bother, secure it against any block, so that the movement away from you is restricted.
Fix the crowbar in the blades so that it will not rotate
With the help of the bastard file, file the edges of blades so that they look sharp. Work at an angle of 45 degrees
When one blade is sharpened, remove the crowbar and turn the rotor to work on another blade. Repeat the procedure until all blades are sharpened.
If you have a flexible shaft grinder in your DIY workshop, you will be able to complete the work within 5 to 10 minutes per blade. Make a template of blade profile before you start your work and compare frequently. This is necessary to ensure that you do not over cut at a place.
Safety Tip For You
While sharpening the blades ensure that the stroke is not too long otherwise, you may injure yourself.
Sharpening Blades Of Power Mower
Depending upon the lawn mower the procedure may vary. We have included general statements in this procedure; you would have to change the procedure slightly. Keep the maintenance manual of lawn mower handy if you have one.
Tools required.
Siphon hose and clean container
Heavy work gloves and goggles
Double-cut (medium-rough) flat file
Lumber scrap
Socket wrench set
Rubber mallet*
Bench vise or C clamps
Rotary blade sharpener accessory
Electric drill*
Screwdriver, or 1/4-in. rod or bolt*
Blade balancer
Replacement blade*
* Only if required
The list may look formidable, but tools are generally available with every DIY enthusiast.
Procedure:
The procedure is given for the simple single blade lawn mower, but the same will apply to all types of blades, whether single or double
Wear hand gloves and clean the engine and the gasoline tank from outside
Remove spark plug from the engine
Remove all the fuel from the tank of the gasoline engine. Use the siphon hose so you do not spill gasoline on floor.
Completely empty out the oil from gearbox if you have one
Invert the engine and have access to the blade.
Clamp the engine so it does not move and clean the blade area thoroughly
With help of a box spanner, remove the nut holding the blade. Usually the nut will be unlocked in the reverse to direction of rotation of engine. You may engage the screwdriver in the cooling fan of engine to stop rotation of engine.
If you find that you are using too much force to unlock the nut, put one or two drops of rust removing chemical, and try after 30 minutes
After you remove the blade, clamp it in the bench vise and sharpen it with a file or a grinder. Sharpen only the outer 2 to 3 inches. The area to be sharpened will be known if you see the blade.
Sharpen only to the required extent. Too much sharpening is not necessary. This is not the knife. It works at the speed of the engine
After sharpening, check with your thumb. Be careful not to cut thumb. If you have done sharpening before, or seen some one doing it, you will know what we mean by this.
Balance the blade with help of a small balancing tool on VEE blocks, or even on two foot rulers placed side by side
Refit the blades, refill engine oil and gasoline and test the sharpness of blades on uncut portion of your lawn
Safety tips:
Always use safety goggles and hand gloves when working with power tools.
Be sure to remove the spark plug before starting. Serious accidents can happen if you do not do this.
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Husqvarna 365 Chainsaw Bar Oil Output Adjustment
How to adjust the bar oil output on the Husqvarna 365 chainsaw. Visit my channel for more repair videos; www.youtube.com
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
Husqvarna 385 Chainsaw genitalia manual
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
10 Things To Consider For The Best Chain Saw
1. How is it powered?
3 options: electric, gas, and believe it or not - cordless. Deciding which one you want depends on your use. Cordless won't run very long, so you are limited to small cuts where you don't need much power. With an electric, you will be tethered (limited) by your electrical cord. A gas powered saw will allow you to cover anything from the smallest to the largest needs.
2. What is the length of the bar? (the bar is what the chain goes around)
18" is a decent size, but it depends on your use. To approximate how big a tree the chain saw will cut - simply double the bar length. In this case, an 18 inch saw will cut a 36 inch diameter tree
3. How big an engine will you have?
Obviously the bigger the horsepower the more power. Typical HP is from 2-6.
4. What is the motor displacement?
A good displacement will generally be between 50 - 70cc, with the greater the number the more power.
5. How is the chain oiled?
Keeping the chain lubricated is very important. Just make sure you know how it is done before buying. Most have self-oiling mechanisms, but just be aware.
6. How do you adjust the chain tension
It depends on the manufacturers, but you will have to periodically check and tighten your tension, so you want it to be easy to do.
Some manufacturers make their saws to have quick adjustments while others require you to do it manually. If you must do it manually, make sure the adjustment knobs or bolts are easily accessible and not hidden under some plastic guard.
7. What kind of break, or safety feature does it have to stop the chain if something goes wrong?
All should have a quick shut off, of some sort, in case of jam or kickback.
Some have a big plastic guard that gets pushed back and shuts off the saw.
Others have an inertia detector that detects sudden motion change and shuts off the saw. (These obviously cost more)
8. How does it start?
Most have a pull start, but more manufacturers are coming out with devices to make starting easier. Some "easy start" saws have special decompression valves while others have special springs.
9. How is the vibration?
Manufacturers try to minimize the vibrations and such are different for each manufacturer.
Just another thing to look for - do they advertise anything along this line.
10. Does it come with a carrying case?
Most do now a days. Just be sure!
If you have never purchased a chain saw before, these are just a few things to consider. Some models may not offer all these options and other may offer options not listed. In any case, having some prior knowledge about the basic features will help you tremendously in selecting that perfect chain saw for yourself.
Friday, December 2, 2011
Homelite (I'll try 50:1)
The next bit of fixing the damn Homelite UT20760 string trimmer. Muffler gasket, and crank case gasket will be replaced as they are both beyond repair. My video will show everything that was done. The video of firing the piston (to remove carbon, and oil) will be put up on OCCNYAC22 : www.youtube.com
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Riding & Push Lawn Mower Parts
NEW & USED OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT PARTS @ eds-bargain-shack.ecrater.com & www.bonanzle.com & go.sell.com & EDSBARGAINSHACK.Webstore.com Thanks Ed
Friday, November 25, 2011
Husqvarna 235 16-Inch 34.4cc X-Torq 2-Cycle Gas Powered Chain Saw
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Exceptional Products For Exceptional Yards. Great yards demand equipment that's as dedicated and hardworking as you. Fortunately, the Husqvarna range of lawn and garden equipment offers everything from lawnmowers and ride-on mowers to trimmers and chainsaws to let you master your great outdoors. You and Husqvarna - together we will make your yard the envy of the neighborhood. The Husqvarna 235 is ideal for jobs like pruning, lighter cutting tasks and hobby work. Easy to start and operate, thanks to built-in Husqvarna features like ergonomic design, facilitating technology and powerful X-Torq engine with low emissions. 2 Year Parts & Labor Warranty
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Poulan Pro 400E 18-Inch 4 HP Electric Chain Saw
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- Poulan Pro electric chain saw with 4-HP motor gives you the flexibility to cut at various angles without the mess or hassle of gas
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- Poulan Pro electric chain saw comes fully assembled
- Features an inertia blade brake, anti-kickback bar tip, and wrap-around handle for safety
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
LifeWave SP6 Weight Loss Patches - How Do These Patches Really Work?
When I first heard about the LifeWave Weight Control Patches, I couldn't stop wonder - how do they work? Are they really effective in weight reduction?
The many websites on the net claiming SP6 Patches to be an easy weight loss system got me curious. It sounded miraculous and I really wanted to find out more about it, get a first hand impression.
I am not here to tell you a story of "how I used LifeWave's SP6 weight control Patches and lost 20 Lbs" --- I am here to plainly explain how they work in a simple, easy to understand manner.
LifeWave's concept of non-transdermal patches, with nothing being absorbed in the body, nothing to swallow or intake in any way, sounded magical and nearly science fiction to me.
Researching and experimenting with SP6 Patches I learned that the SP6 Appetite Control patches are based on the principles of acupressure, an ancient Chinese Medicine principal. According to Acupressure, stimulating specific points on the body can be used to balance and control appetite as well as treat a variety of other ailments. Acupressure had been used for thousands of years and western science had accepted it many years ago too.
The human brain contains a region called the hypothalamus, which is in charge of the feeling of hunger among numerous other functions. Being able to apply pressure to the acupressure points corresponding with the hypothalamus is causing it to reduce the feeling of hunger and even cravings.
LifeWave scientists, inventors of SP6 weight control patches claim that by using these patches we may experience better control and regulation of appetite and even reduce food and sweets cravings.
Being able to control the appetite naturally results in weight loss, especially if cravings are reduced.
When I understood how LifeWave's SP6 patches work - It makes sense to me... But even after the research and simple explanations, I was still skeptical, thinking this sound too good to be true. Still I had nothing to lose but a few Lbs... and the understanding that acupressure is known to be a safe therapeutic method combined with the knowledge that nothing would be absorbed into the body - I gave LifeWave's SP6 patches a try.
Along with the patches I received a detailed chart and instructions for patch placement. I went along with them and placed the SP6 patches on the spots indicated by the chart and my personal experiment got on the way.
Results were soon to follow and were quite impressive.
Just think:
No pills or drugs are involved. No side effects. No harm can be done to your body and health. Easy to use. I would say it is safe to try them yourself.
My purpose here is to encourage you NOT to trust researches performed by LifeWave company itself and not even listen to other users' testimonials - check things out yourself. Experience SP6 Patches personally and notice their effect on you.
If you have been trying endless weight loss programs it may be wise to give this one a try. You may be surprised just as I was.
Find the nearest LifeWave distributor and get yourself a 1 week trial package. One week would be enough of an indicator and a pretty good personal experiment. The results may surprise you too.
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Saturday, November 12, 2011
Why You Need To Use The Right Chainsaw Repair Parts
There are several strong indicators a chainsaw may not be working to it's full capacity or it may be performing roughly. Knowing what these indicators are and acting on them quickly will save you a fortune in chainsaw repair parts. In this article, we will look at some of these tell tale signs and the the possible problem.
Chainsaw Parts
Safety is a big issue when using chainsaws and thousands are injured every year from chainsaw use. One of the best ways to give yourself the best chance of avoiding accidents is knowing and understanding your chainsaw repair parts.
As mentioned earlier, if you have a Stihl, Husqvarna, Echo, Poulan or any brand name machine then stick with that chainsaw's particular repair parts when they need replacing or servicing.
Chainsaw Fact
One of the best ways to learn how to use a chainsaw is by actually watching an experienced user at work. In fact, short courses are available for both chainsaw use and getting to know chainsaw repair parts. Your local forestry outlet should be able to provide extra information.
Chainsaw Repair Parts - What To Look Out For!
The chain performance can give you several clues as to whether your saw is working in tip top order. A poorly sharpened chain is paramount to further problems developing with your machine. You should get a good clue on how to sharpen your chain correctly from your operating manual but for a complete newbie, the best option is to take it into your service dealer.
Not only will the job be done properly but you can also ask whether you can stick around around and observe. It's a great way to understand how the procedure is performed and usually the service people will be accommodating. Your other option of course is to ignore the advice and attempt to learn it yourself the hard way which is not really recommended as it will only cost you money in chainsaw repair parts and possibly cost you your machine.
Other areas of the chainsaw which may be a reason it's performing roughly could be a poorly lubricated chain and bar, a dirty fuel filter and exhaust outlets, a dirty air filter, spark plugs and a damaged guide bar which you definitely want to avoid as it's an invitation for serious accident.
Chainsaw Repair Parts And How Often You'll Need Them
Performing prudent maintenance checks and being aware of your chainsaw's performance should get you a good innings of use from your machine. Manufacturers build their machines to last a certain distance but it needs co-operation from you the user. Expect a minimum of five years good use but this is a bare minimum. As a matter of interest, chainsaw repair parts for most models can usually be available for up to ten years.
Monday, November 7, 2011
Husqvarna 371XP chainsaw
Recently serviced/rebuilt Husky 371 chainsaw. Received a new piston and ring, main bearings, oil seals, fuel system, and a lot of other parts. Great runner with a 28" Sugi-Hara bar in green 7" Pacific Madrone.
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