Recent content by 1Snowcat

Makes no matter chrome or nikasil one little defect it's under it, and eating away aluminum cylinder behind the coating. Tread lighty, I worked for Yamaha i know how easy it is to go from yep it's working, to well it's now scrap pile material bad part about chainsaw cylinders most places won't...

I would NOT use the M. acid to clean the cylinder, just use the scotch bright hone theory.... much less chance of damage to aluminum/seeping under a chrome defect.. if it's been scuffed/by a squeaked piston, the scotch bright drill will remove it without hurting the plating whatsoever...

Picked up a 574 today 10/03/19 needs jaws which Kevin(KMScott) is making for me can't wait to get it cleaned up and restored!!! Pics coming soon!

Figures the $8.00 coupon expired yesterday... 39.99 again..