Celsius/Fahrenheit… I’m in SE Washington, smack up against Idaho… I still use Celsius down here… I mean, not even Germany uses the “German Pickle Juice Scale” anymore 😂😅😂
Very interesting, as always. Very much enjoying your thorough explanation on the theory an technique of porting a cylinder. The how and why of it. To me I can't hear it enough times as each cylinder in unique and the same, at the same time. Anxious to see this one run and the 272 build hopefully with the same detail on the cylinder work. I'm thinking on my no-go 272xp I am going to attempt some porting on it. Going to email you a question on timing tweaks. TC Mahalo Tinman 🤙🤙🤙
I'm over in Alaska doing a Husqy 2101xp rebuild with a new piston. I like watching your port work. I would love to see a video on how you would add horsepower with light port work for us without timing wheels and keep stock timing.
I have ONE saw that I had to do twice; had fight with tree and trackhoe on first KO; ran over with skidder on second KO. 440 Mag is good/great saw in my opinion... one of my favorites!
Hey tinman I ported my first saw this past weekend a husky 55 I got blown up cheap it fired right up but i think it might have an air leak somewhere so now I’ve got to figure that out anyway thanks for all your awesome information you put out on these videos love the channel 👍👍👍
-52.5 was the worst one I remember. Thermometer on the crane crapped out and just blinked at us at -38.5. Nothing likes to work right when it’s that cold
Nice looking xfers; I got lost on rings entering intake and still grinding them higher with the lungs. Maybe my coffee hasn't hit yet, but that seemed like flirting with a free port problem? Not trying to be critical; just trying to wrap my head around it. Thanks.
Great content as always. I know I watched someplace on how you start your porting on the lower transfers, how do you get them so straight, amazes me. How do you do your first cuts when you start, which cutters etc. Yours are beautiful, mine not so much.
