Chainsaw Repair

A McCulloch 125 for a resurrection.  Having some trouble getting the side plate off so the crank can slide out.  I think I have all the screws loose but it seems determind to stay right where it is.  Any suggestions??

painted the legs on the lathe.  one coat, primer, 2 coats of ford tractor light grey enamel.  still have not put it together yet.  will need more help for that.

tweaked the air filter pipe to carb; and the carb itself, on the echo.  got waaaaay too carried away with the carb.  has great acceleration, and midrange transition.  problem is now, will have to tone it down, idle is now unsteady.  too bad, because other than at idle, its awesome.  oh well.

---------------------------------------
dutch......... what is that photo of, that resembles a crank bearing half?

tim..... there is a resonable $ HVA 576 out my way.......  maybe of interest.


-joe

Joe... do you mean that clutch part of the dolpina ?

Quote from: dutchsawdoctor on April 22, 2014, 11:12:35 pm

Joe... do you mean that clutch part of the dolpina ?

if you say it is, dutch....   i have never seen any clutch parts of a dolpina before.  hahaha.  that's why i asked.  looks like fun.

-joe

o ya for shoure a lot of fun i have here Joe

First type Dolmar CC, first test run

this one has the small clutch "only two schoe's"