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May 05, 2017
Used for Milwaukee Hole Hawg Handle
One side of this pair is big enough to fit a 3/4" galvanized pipe that I used for the handle on my Old-Skool Milwaukee Hole Hawg drill. I'm glad it worked. Not sure what to do with the other side grip, which seems to be sized smaller? Guarantee I'll find a use for it somewhere in the shop, though.
May 26, 2017
Good to go for 8 Speed Retro-Build
I was doing a late 80's early 90's retro-bike build, and these hoods fit the levers I had complete down to the plastic insert that holds a rubber lug, which keeps the hoods in place on the levers. When I show up to the club rides, there's people full-trippin' on the back-in-the-dayz 8-speed down-tube shifter action and the aero routed brake levers. Don't be fooled; however, this gear is top quality and the install looks CLEAN and not cluttered like the early era brake/shifters. There's no whistling from wind turbulence, so it helps you to drop like a stone on the descents.
Jul 06, 2016
Replaced "Stihl" OEM and never looked back
The OEM carb from Stihl just never worked right in my FS250. It didn't have high, low and idle speed adjustment screws to supposedly make things easier on the end user. Except, by dumbing it down, it lost all its reliability. I put this unit in, adjusted it, and it's been working flawlessly ever since. Keep it simple is the absolute rule with lawn tools. Sometimes I'd travel 3 hour's drive to a worksite only to find my FS250 unable to start. The fool engineers over there better wise up. I replaced it with this unit, found the reliability I was looking for, and now I'm never going back to Stihl's rubbish.