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Post by ronaldt on Jan 12, 2020 19:08:24 GMT -5
It's a long story why I'm creating this thread so I will keep it short and sweet. Maybe all the experts already know this but this weekend I discovered that the cylinders from a C-5,C-7,and C-9 all are stamped with the same number (58174-A). I can see the C-5 and C-7 being the same as they both have a 2" bore. The C-9 confuses me though as it has a slightly bigger bore (2.0625"). I checked 2 C-9 cylinders and they are both stamped the same as the two smaller cc saws. Then I measured the C-7 and it is a 2" bore and I measured one of the C-9's and it measured 2.0625". Why would they put the same part number on two different cylinders?
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Post by onlyhomelites on Jan 12, 2020 21:43:47 GMT -5
There's a pad off to the right of the casting number...the C-9's should have an "1" just to the left of this machined area. This designates the 58174-A1. Why they chose to make the cylinder part# this close together is anyone's guess I'm afraid.
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Post by ronaldt on Jan 13, 2020 8:40:35 GMT -5
There's a pad off to the right of the casting number...the C-9's should have an "1" just to the left of this machined area. This designates the 58174-A1. Why they chose to make the cylinder part# this close together is anyone's guess I'm afraid. I'll have to check that out when I get home from the "salt mine" |
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Post by ronaldt on Jan 13, 2020 19:32:42 GMT -5
There's a pad off to the right of the casting number...the C-9's should have an "1" just to the left of this machined area. This designates the 58174-A1. Why they chose to make the cylinder part# this close together is anyone's guess I'm afraid. I'll have to check that out when I get home from the "salt mine" Took me a few seconds but I found the 1 stamp. Wow that's small! No wonder this cylinder was a mystery. Thanks for the info! |
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