Chainsaw Repair

Honestly, I have fun digging through the old docs and finding answers to some of these riddles. Have a lot of stuff on paper, but that SB wasn't one of them. Dealers have access to a lot of stuff that I don't think is available on the consumer site. I can log into "service documents" and then the format is "SB, 66" as used in this case. Another example would be "IPL, 242" or "WM, 2100". WM is workshop manual, and OM would be owners manual. It's pretty much all in there. Problem is that we're winding down the store to retirement at the end of the year, so I'll lose the ability to do research like this. I've got most of it in books, (or in my head), but like we're seeing here, there's a ton of things that need looking up. Assumptions or filling in the blanks with our imaginations doesn't work too good.

Guess what I should do is spend some time pulling up the electronic versions of the old docs and printing off some of them and adding it to these old musty binders I have.