Can't help you with the chainsaws but CAN help with Clubber Lang Clubber Lang has been around ET since biblical times and is a FED-will-not-let-it-happen guy He is either being thoroughly disabused of that notion in progress now and/or now that he has called a BEAR market continuation IN HINDSIGHT of course, broken the spell of the FED on him. All this just for starters only. These hindsight players bore me. Just tested this one out for myself to see if my hunch was right. Would love for Clubber to just once, just once call a Top before it happened. You see, he has a post wherin he mentions correctly that in 2000 top the bogus tech stocks were down bigtime but when the biggies started topping the whole thing fell apart. This is correct. Fast forward to November 2021 to Jan 4, 2022. Clubber missed the biggies top already printed on November 21st. THAT WAS THE TOP OF THE MARKET, what happened with the S&P500 topping later in early Jan 2022 was a defo sooner or later after Nov 21, 2021. Post #7 in "yes we have seen the top" in Economics Markets aren’t allowed to drop longer than a few weeks anymore. It’s in the Fed Charter October 13, 2021 Post #25 in "Dunit, gone to cash" in Psychology Two words- THE FED Post #28 in "there is no more risk in the stock market" in Trading (When we finally do have a correction that turns into something more the Fed will step in immediately like they always do. Once they backstopped JUNK BONDS that was all the proof needed to show they will never allow a bear market again) Nov 5, 2021 Post#3 in 26% return last 3 yrs near equals near the best 3 yr period in history Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by SammyJ, Dec 25, 2021. The Fed IS the stock market. Their unspoken 3rd mandate is to keep the S&P above the 200MA
My uncle had a chainsaw repair shop, so I like fixing them rather than buying a new one. Also got some UVXY on Fri.
Or just remove the air filter altogether to see if it starts! That's not his issue. This is the weirdest thread I have seen in a long time here. We no longer care about trading, we just want to get VZ's chainsaw working again. lol!
Lol. Thanks Overnight. No these things have clutches on them, the chain doesn't even come into play until you up the rpm's. In fact the new ones even have a cutoff switch that prevents you from starting W/O the chain brake engaged. Lol. No it's a two stroke, there's no bowl or needle valve. But that is a good guess, and it works for lawn mowers and garden tractors as they are 4 strokes. On a 2 stroke, or a 4 stroke, spraying starting fluid directly into the air intake (filter removed) should fire them right off for a few seconds with a good pull. Again, removing the filter and spraying starter fluid should have worked. Hahha Well, here's the thing. For some reason my memory told me that the proper compression should be 65 PSI. I had 70. Gong! You need 90 to 110 It's a big difference. I took off the muffler and you can see the cylinder walls thru that port. They were pretty scored. Bad compression. Two strokes have the intake side BELOW the piston btw. There are no valves, only ports in the piston walls. (some high performance 2 stroke motorcycles do have reed valves in those ports, but not your lawn and garden stuff like blowers, weed whackers, chainsaws etc) The fuel gas mixture is compressed and is drawn in on the downstroke. On the upstroke the piston passes by the transfer port which lets the compressed mixture into the top part of the cylinder, pushing out the exhaust gases. Once the piston gets to about 3/4 of the way up, all the ports are blocked and further compression ensues until TDC at which point the plug fires and the whole thing repeats. Anyway, I took Kens advice and bought a new one. Gave the old one to the old man down the street that has never thrown a thing away in 75+ years. That's why he likes me, I always give him junk. Edit: This guy actually does a better job explaining than I just did. He uses a cutaway engine to explain it.
Yeah I was referring to your mention of the needle in the float bowl. Those do get stuck on 4 strokes.
As I said earlier (post 22 and 25) bears might want to reconsider staying bearish. So….up now about 151 points. I would expect more north bound movement from this point. There may be PB’s but north appears to be the likely direction if looking at the bar by bar pressures the chart depicts.