As soon as they start crawling, oh man! You got to pay even more attention to em, they start getting into stuff, and over on places they shouldn't n such, hey, watching you kids grow up is the coolest!! Keep up the good work Tinny.!
Great vid!! Little Charlie is going to be walking and talking at any time. Next thing you know, she’ll be graduating high school and off to higher learning like my oldest. Cheers!!
Oh the things that young ones can get into! Childproofing- well…..good luck with trying to get Everything up and out of reach. But bobby-pins in receptacles and dirt sandwiches are good for you! Going on 72 and survived many years of situations that child protective would shudder about, common practice back when I was a kid. Common sense ( used to be horse sense ) cures many profits advice, and we are a wonderful bag of tricks that continues to amaze. Helicoils are standard practice on new production for ever in aircraft spark plugs, the constant need for removing requires it. Actually had a donated radial that had many bad plug holes, and Prat and Whitney had a factory refit kit to solve the problem. I was amazed that the engine was that old, and the simple resolution that cured the situation. Great sharing the tricks, sometimes people haven’t been exposed to the solutions that are so simple to experienced bolt strippers. You have to have broken, stripped, seized, drilled, tapped, cussed, and thrown parts and tools across the shop before you can claim to be a professional mechanic!
Nice presentation with the helicoils! I just saw a video earlier from Donny Walker showing his method for dog bolts in particular. He uses the keyed full inserts and says he has never once had one fail. They are expensive at about $8us each, but look very robust. You also need the installation tool to drive down the staking keys. I have a dog bolt to repair and I'm going to use a helicoil with red loctite for good measure.
That's awesome Dadda Tinman, congratulations buddy, it's certainly a moment to cherish. Wont be too long and she will be out in the shop with you...and slightly aggravating you because of 500 questions, grabbing every tool, top end, nuts and bolts etc. and confusing the heck out of you because you're trying to remember what is what. Take care man, keep it up and best wishes to the family
I just want start by saying love your videos. Haven't commented in awhile lol. I also have just over an 8 month old baby. Love watching her grow and be more and more of a stinker everyday.
I just love to hear you talk about the family! Far too many men do not and that’s shameful to me. It’s so thrilling to hear that she’s crawling! Great videos!! I don’t do Husqvarna but you teach so many other great things!! Like THIS!! Ordered my kit today. I’m now searching for one in imperial sizes. I’m in the US and we still get stuff either straight imperial or, a mix with metric. I suppose the tolerances are close enough that you could replace an imperial with a metric, but that makes it a nightmare for future repairs by either yourself or someone else. Awesome episode friend! Keep ‘em comin and, keep us updated on the wee one!! A lot of us are grandparents and all the grandkids have been long through that (our youngest of 11 is now age 10 😮), so we can relive those joyful moments vicariously through you!!😎😊👊🏻
great to hear about babys first. i add a little grease to my tap to help lube and collect the filings. And great effort on trying to break the repair. love the sounds when tightening. thank you friend
That’s awesome to hear about big lil Charlie shifting gears and starting to crawl and speed up threw life, I’d love to give you a hand with framing, siding, roofing, or concrete but I know your covered in that department. Thanks tinman have a good weekend
That's faster than throwing it away and buying a new one. I don't strip many threads anymore, but it happens. I have a whole drawer full of thread repair kits for this reason. I tend to use cheap taps to clean bolt holes when I wrench on engines. Call it preventive maintenance.
Always prefer to fix instead of replace whenever possible. I've always called em heli coils or time certs, regardless of brand name lol Great tutorial!
Good for Charlie, on the move at 8.5 months... wow. My youngest of three boys is 32...lol. I bought and after market chain break for my 272xp first build and had to grind on the case inside where the clutch nut is to make it work. Only had to remove about a 16th of an inch of material and it works fine now. $80 cheaper. I just ordered another one for the current 272xp I'm building, from a different company will see how that one is. I have the old style metal handle one but the knee-joint, spring, screw are unattainium. If anyone has some spare parts please message me. I would love to keep it original. Good video once again. TC Mahalo Tinman 🤙🤙🤙
I can't remember if it's just helicoil brand or all thread repair inserts, but in aluminum, cast iron, and most any metal that's weaker than the bolt, it's actually stronger than original, once you put the insert in, which makes sense if you think about it, the weaker metal, aluminum in this case, has more surface area from the larger diameter hole, and the threads that touch the original bolt are now the heli-coil, and some sort of steel that's much tougher than original aluminum threads.
I’ve stripped out the plastic threads on my saw where the front handle bolts on. It’s the holes on the bottom. What do YOU think that I should do to repair the holes? I’m really aggravated that Husky just used the plastic as a female thread while using “sheet metal” screws for making a companion plastic female thread. Should I go with some sort of a nut-sert or should I attempt to put a real nut and real screw on it or will I have interference issues with the rest of the saw “body” if I choose to go that last route? Using monofilament fishing line for a cheap fix seems to not get it right as far as concerning a rigid screw should feel. I’m just wanting my 372 back in action. Patiently awaiting responses from the Tinman or his followers 😊
Congrats on the rugrat going mobile Tin. Wish I could have mine small again.. youngest just called me saying his truck killed his battery and could I help him with a new alternator… sigh… they grow up but only the toys get more expensive lol😊
Hey huge congratulations on having a mover on your hands lol. Were waiting for our youngest girl to start crawling too shes getting up on all 4s but she's stuck at that stage where she doesn't get how to move what where lol or that she can use an arm AND a leg hahahaha cheers bud...I do have a question that I'm sure you've answered part of on here before but my memory is unfortunately shorter than my patience lol Do you do any hunting or fishing? I'm not sure on the lake situation out your way but I have a hunch you would really enjoy fly fishing!! I get you don't get much/any "spare" time but you could always make it a video too lol "tinman tries to fill a boat with fish" 😂 have a great weekend yall
@Tinman's saws if you haven't tried fly fishing I swear it's gotta be about the most relaxing thing ever lol I figured we would know if you were an avid fisherman because you'd start your videos saying your saw bar is a 28 and by the end it'd be a 36 or 42 😄 🤣
The feeling watching them grow is unmatched and definitely too fast!! Awesome video Tinman!!!
It’s her world, you live in it. I got a 4 year old going to be 5 here this summer. So much to look forward too!!!
As soon as they start crawling, oh man! You got to pay even more attention to em, they start getting into stuff, and over on places they shouldn't n such, hey, watching you kids grow up is the coolest!! Keep up the good work Tinny.!
Always love Friday night in the shop!
Great vid!! Little Charlie is going to be walking and talking at any time. Next thing you know, she’ll be graduating high school and off to higher learning like my oldest. Cheers!!
Oh the things that young ones can get into! Childproofing- well…..good luck with trying to get Everything up and out of reach. But bobby-pins in receptacles and dirt sandwiches are good for you! Going on 72 and survived many years of situations that child protective would shudder about, common practice back when I was a kid. Common sense ( used to be horse sense ) cures many profits advice, and we are a wonderful bag of tricks that continues to amaze. Helicoils are standard practice on new production for ever in aircraft spark plugs, the constant need for removing requires it. Actually had a donated radial that had many bad plug holes, and Prat and Whitney had a factory refit kit to solve the problem. I was amazed that the engine was that old, and the simple resolution that cured the situation. Great sharing the tricks, sometimes people haven’t been exposed to the solutions that are so simple to experienced bolt strippers. You have to have broken, stripped, seized, drilled, tapped, cussed, and thrown parts and tools across the shop before you can claim to be a professional mechanic!
Nice presentation with the helicoils! I just saw a video earlier from Donny Walker showing his method for dog bolts in particular. He uses the keyed full inserts and says he has never once had one fail. They are expensive at about $8us each, but look very robust. You also need the installation tool to drive down the staking keys. I have a dog bolt to repair and I'm going to use a helicoil with red loctite for good measure.
The insert kit is now on the shopping list!👍
Thanks for the video. I have been nervous to do this with my Poulan 5200 muffler bolts, but now I think I will give it a try.
That's awesome Dadda Tinman, congratulations buddy, it's certainly a moment to cherish. Wont be too long and she will be out in the shop with you...and slightly aggravating you because of 500 questions, grabbing every tool, top end, nuts and bolts etc. and confusing the heck out of you because you're trying to remember what is what. Take care man, keep it up and best wishes to the family
I cant wait!!
I just want start by saying love your videos. Haven't commented in awhile lol. I also have just over an 8 month old baby. Love watching her grow and be more and more of a stinker everyday.
Good to see you here! I totally understand, having a little one is such am amazing thing
@@tinmanssaws lol kids love them to death. And the most scary and meanful thing is watching them grow up
I just love to hear you talk about the family! Far too many men do not and that’s shameful to me. It’s so thrilling to hear that she’s crawling!
Great videos!! I don’t do Husqvarna but you teach so many other great things!! Like THIS!! Ordered my kit today. I’m now searching for one in imperial sizes. I’m in the US and we still get stuff either straight imperial or, a mix with metric. I suppose the tolerances are close enough that you could replace an imperial with a metric, but that makes it a nightmare for future repairs by either yourself or someone else.
Awesome episode friend! Keep ‘em comin and, keep us updated on the wee one!! A lot of us are grandparents and all the grandkids have been long through that (our youngest of 11 is now age 10 😮), so we can relive those joyful moments vicariously through you!!😎😊👊🏻
Love those inserts. I put an insert in one of the spark plug holes in my tractor that was stripped. Easy job and worked like a charm.
Nice man. .. your in for a whole different world , when you're kids become mobile. ... look out ,, move everything out of her reach ..Cheers man. .
great to hear about babys first. i add a little grease to my tap to help lube and collect the filings. And great effort on trying to break the repair. love the sounds when tightening. thank you friend
We appreciate you. It takes you more time to make the videos then it does us to watch them.
That was good to see. I've always understood the concept of inserts but hadn't watched them being done or used them myself
That’s awesome to hear about big lil Charlie shifting gears and starting to crawl and speed up threw life, I’d love to give you a hand with framing, siding, roofing, or concrete but I know your covered in that department. Thanks tinman have a good weekend
That's faster than throwing it away and buying a new one. I don't strip many threads anymore, but it happens. I have a whole drawer full of thread repair kits for this reason. I tend to use cheap taps to clean bolt holes when I wrench on engines. Call it preventive maintenance.
Hey @tinman good stuff! I like to use the red 272 loctite on my helicoils. I think it makes them not slip out
She’s crawling, it’s no longer your house. Lol
Awesome tinman, yeah they don't seem to be babys for long ,god bless wee Charlie 🙏, peace and love from Scotland Stuart
Tinman, I got a 1977 to 78 Stihl 075AV Electronic. You ever work on them before, and what you think of that kind of muscle chainsaw?
Always prefer to fix instead of replace whenever possible.
I've always called em heli coils or time certs, regardless of brand name lol
Great tutorial!
Awesome tinman, I would rather repair as you say ,could you please let me know where to purchase that kit ,peace and love from Scotland Stuart
I’ve heard a plug helicoil can can come out. How do you stop that? Best of luck on your new shop.
Got a used dirt bike holly cow it had some over tightened bolts soon as you try to work on it we fine stripped thread
Good for Charlie, on the move at 8.5 months... wow. My youngest of three boys is 32...lol.
I bought and after market chain break for my 272xp first build and had to grind on the case inside where the clutch nut is to make it work. Only had to remove about a 16th of an inch of material and it works fine now. $80 cheaper.
I just ordered another one for the current 272xp I'm building, from a different company will see how that one is. I have the old style metal handle one but the knee-joint, spring, screw are unattainium. If anyone has some spare parts please message me. I would love to keep it original.
Good video once again.
TC Mahalo Tinman 🤙🤙🤙
Great video. Very informative 👏
I can't remember if it's just helicoil brand or all thread repair inserts, but in aluminum, cast iron, and most any metal that's weaker than the bolt, it's actually stronger than original, once you put the insert in, which makes sense if you think about it, the weaker metal, aluminum in this case, has more surface area from the larger diameter hole, and the threads that touch the original bolt are now the heli-coil, and some sort of steel that's much tougher than original aluminum threads.
I’ve stripped out the plastic threads on my saw where the front handle bolts on. It’s the holes on the bottom. What do YOU think that I should do to repair the holes? I’m really aggravated that Husky just used the plastic as a female thread while using “sheet metal” screws for making a companion plastic female thread. Should I go with some sort of a nut-sert or should I attempt to put a real nut and real screw on it or will I have interference issues with the rest of the saw “body” if I choose to go that last route? Using monofilament fishing line for a cheap fix seems to not get it right as far as concerning a rigid screw should feel. I’m just wanting my 372 back in action.
Patiently awaiting responses from the Tinman or his followers 😊
Had to mod an aftermarket chain brake for a Husky 55. Over a hour of head scratching to get it right.
Quick question: why do people pull out the starter cord a bit when they shut it off?
Congrats on the rugrat going mobile Tin. Wish I could have mine small again.. youngest just called me saying his truck killed his battery and could I help him with a new alternator… sigh… they grow up but only the toys get more expensive lol😊
Do you think the the 435 husqvarna is a good saw?
Hi everyone. I`ve just got old jonsered 630 from 1983 it start and cut but feel bit weak, any advice i can do with it ?
I like using inserts that are longer, especially when fixing threads for cylinder base bolts.
I am the one that redone threads in a machine shop in Wichita Ks for years
Hey huge congratulations on having a mover on your hands lol. Were waiting for our youngest girl to start crawling too shes getting up on all 4s but she's stuck at that stage where she doesn't get how to move what where lol or that she can use an arm AND a leg hahahaha cheers bud...I do have a question that I'm sure you've answered part of on here before but my memory is unfortunately shorter than my patience lol Do you do any hunting or fishing? I'm not sure on the lake situation out your way but I have a hunch you would really enjoy fly fishing!! I get you don't get much/any "spare" time but you could always make it a video too lol "tinman tries to fill a boat with fish" 😂 have a great weekend yall
I love to fish, tons of lakes around here.
@Tinman's saws if you haven't tried fly fishing I swear it's gotta be about the most relaxing thing ever lol I figured we would know if you were an avid fisherman because you'd start your videos saying your saw bar is a 28 and by the end it'd be a 36 or 42 😄 🤣
Recoil work well done a ship load on OMC MOTORS back in the 80s
Hey folks what's the difference between a husky 266 se and xp...also I've got a nice 850 mac I'd like to trade for something interesting
Sounds like a good question of the day.
Tinman what s the gasket sealant you use stu
The first 12 year with my daughter were very enjoyable. Then came the teenage years oh mi. I put my dad through hell. God paid me back 10 x over!
That's funny
Sayang nya saya tidak mengerti apa yang anda bicarakan. Saya mau belajar banyak mengenai mesin chainsaw bro
Awesome buddy!✊ farmertec stuff is getting better! Not sure if neotec has 272 stuff available🤷♂️
No tap no insert Bang a 1/4 wit with 2 flute s on the start of the bolt if hole is not to bad it will work
Comment from me today 😊
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