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04-01-2005, 07:33 AM
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Excellent. Although I am not looking to buy anything yet (as I already have a Ryobi waiting for a plane), I was wondering if you happen to know the right size bolt for a Ryobi muffler. I want to convert it to a hex head bolt but can't seem to find the right threads at the local hardware store.
04-01-2005, 08:11 AM
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Hey repairshop,
I was given a MAC 31cc weedeater, looks like a great candidate for R/C use, but the piston and cylinder walls are scarred pretty deep....has little compression....do you have access to cylinders and/or pistons for McCulloch stuff???
I was given a MAC 31cc weedeater, looks like a great candidate for R/C use, but the piston and cylinder walls are scarred pretty deep....has little compression....do you have access to cylinders and/or pistons for McCulloch stuff???
04-01-2005, 10:30 AM
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My 31cc Ryobi has 12-24 threads on the muffler bolts
Not a common size, found replacement bolts at a Mom & Pop hardware store locally
BTW this is from a 10 year old ryobi weedie
Pete
Not a common size, found replacement bolts at a Mom & Pop hardware store locally
BTW this is from a 10 year old ryobi weedie
Pete
04-01-2005, 11:38 AM
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Criticism???? For telling you how to get more money for yourself ??
Must be having a bad day
FWIW... the price of a D10WAT kit is $1.87 wholesale
Must be having a bad day
FWIW... the price of a D10WAT kit is $1.87 wholesale
