Chainsaw Repair

Quote from: Cut4fun on May 07, 2011, 08:54:41 am

Quote from: adam32 on May 07, 2011, 12:38:19 am

Quote from: Chainsawrepair on May 06, 2011, 05:37:19 pm

Traded for a echo  PPT 261 last year and it came all the way from Calif in parts and was real fun to put the puzzle back together.

So far I am impressed  with the build and cut of it, still learning to use it myself.

Oh come on...it couldn't have been that hard to put back together, it came apart really easy!!

The only thing that gave me real trouble was the 4 black plastic parts that have to be  together as one and ride down the spline shaft as one piece. It was impossible till I came up with a redneck plan. 

So you have that 084 running a pipe yet?

Not piped yet, I'm still messing with the piped 372 and 603...

Oh remember how I told you I gave the 35cc poulan in pic above to a friend for a back up saw to the partner 500 he used for firewood cutting. Well I was over at his house having a few  and he gave it back. To small for back up duties in hardwoods he said. So now it is going to be my loaner saw.  If the dang thing didnt weigh 50cc weight with 35cc power it would have been gone the other day.  So I had to build a poulan 1800 30cc trim saw for a guy out of 4 parts saws.