This video explains the procedure of removing the carburetor and installing a repair kit. This is the first part of a two part video.
Monday, December 26, 2011
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Homelite Chain Saw ZR43100 - The Lite Weight Chainsaw
When it comes to cutting the trees out there in the great woodlands (at least, for the seasoned lumberjack), nothing could beat the tried and tested tool that is the chainsaw. In comparison to the other methods of the cutting of trees, the chainsaw would often come out as one of the best methods there is.
One disadvantage of chainsaws is their weight, causing the machine's handlers to feel really tired after using them. With this, Homelite introduces the Homelite Chain saw ZR10926 Ranger. This machine is specifically designed to maximize power as well as reduce its operator's fatigue. Does this chainsaw have what it takes? Read on to find out.
This Chainsaw weighs 8 lbs, making it below the industry average, making it a lightweight and tireless machine.
The Homelite Chain saw features a 14-inch blade cutter, with a 33cc Power Stroke engine. The engine is designed to maximize power and optimize performance. The machine's Safe T Tip helps users to stabilize their units after starting up without much hassle and difficulty.
In terms of performance, this Chain saw could cut well through the barks and trunks of trees. However, The 14" head needs some level of monitoring to keep tension levels at the required machine's exterior.
The machine's Chain Break mechanism would allows its users to stop machine's operation- whether for emergency purposes or in case a kickback occurs. The Manual/Inertia plug works smoothly in pulling the stops on your machine, it is very easy and convenient to stop.
The Homelite Chain saw also features a tool-less tensioner unit, which makes it easier for people to gain access to the tension units, and calibrate the machine's tension level without much hassle and bustle on their part. An oil level window is installed on the chainsaw unit for its customers to be aware of the machine's critical oil levels during the use and storage.
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
NEW & USED OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT PARTS
NEW & USED OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT PARTS @ eds-bargain-shack.ecrater.com & www.bonanzle.com & go.sell.com & EDSBARGAINSHACK.Webstore.com Thanks Ed
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Monday, November 21, 2011
STIHL Chainsaws Buying Guide
If you've been looking at different chainsaws, chances are pretty good you've come across brand names like Craftsman, Husqvarna, and STIHL. All good chains saws, and all aiming for different consumers. The Husqvarna line definitely targets the bigger industrial sized jobs, but they do also produce machines that work well for the average home owner / casual chainsaw user.
The Craftsman chainsaws (sometimes manufactured by Poulan), are more for the casual user, or maybe as a backup saw. They also make a good alternative to lugging around a big saw, if you don't want to drag your hefty STIHL or Husky off to the job site. Homelite also makes smaller chainsaws, that would be good for cutting firewood, and taking down smaller trees. Other manufacturers to consider are Jonsered, and Echo. Their not nearly as well known, but do fill a niche.
Husqvarna, and STIHL, do own the majority of the market however, with an estimated eighty percent of the market share. Husqvarna holds a slight lead over second place STIHL. If your in the business of farming, growing, or chopping down trees, than chances your going to go for the Swedish designed and built STIHL, or the German manufactured STIHL.
STIHL has been producing chainsaws for about 70 or so years, and both their 250CBE and 180 models are amongst the most popular. THE 250CBE is more for heavy duty power users, where as the 180 is lighter, but provides great value for the money. The nice thing about STIHL saws, is they won't wear you down and beat you up. You'll be able to use them for longer stretches, and get more work down.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Me Running Sachs-Dolmar 166 For 1st Time.
At "The Cutting Edge" Running a Sachs-Dolmar 166. This was my 1st time running one of these BEASTS and I was pretty impressed. I'm gonna have to add one to the list now.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Husqvarna ProForest Chain Saw Helmet System
!±8± Husqvarna ProForest Chain Saw Helmet System
Brand : Husqvarna | Rate : 
| Price : $37.99
Post Date : Oct 19, 2011 06:48:07 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
| Price : $37.99Post Date : Oct 19, 2011 06:48:07 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
- One Size Fits Most
- Includes UV-protected hard hat, adjustable 6-point suspension, 25 dB (A) NRR hearing protectors, face screen and a rain neck protector
- Meets ANSI Z89.1-2003 Class G-E-C standards
- New Hi-Viz Orange color for improved safety
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Husqvarna ProForest Chain Saw Helmet System
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