Chainsaw Repair

hi guys,came here searching for fuel line size  I have 3 of these plus a titan 57 that a lot of parts swap over from but yes coils are a problem,It is hard to see where the fuel lines run  and the one I need to put lines into now have crumbled away leaving some springs and crumbled black hose.I would gratefully take any suggestions on this job,as I dont want to fiddle with the other 2 while they still run they are pigs to start and do need carb kits .
But I will fiddle with this one firstI came here for a look and registered when this site first opened there wasn't much here then and tonight is my first visit back in a long time thanks to a google search link that I came across while looking for the right fuel linbe size.
I was blown away there is enough reading here to keep me happy all winter congratulations it's great

thanks pics of the job would be great,these are good firewood cutters with a 16 inch bar on them ,but number 3 was bought with no spark tried another coil no better put the original back on and fuel down the carb she fires, but as I mentioned the fuel lines are shot. so your pics will be a  big help

Wow Mitch you wasnt kidding about the fuel line pita part early in thread.  Good job on the video info.

Thank you very much for taking the time to make the video as stated way better than pics,just getting the correct fuel line was worth it.The pressure fitting you describe is it along the lines of a piece of fuel line with a setscrew in it,,I am not looking forward to this as once I have done one and it works I gotta do 2 more.As the hard starting I am now attributing to fuel lines,so may as well rering the other 2 while I am at it they dont have as much compression as the first to be fixed cheers and thanks

This is the exact configuration for the 50 although this is a 57.  I eliminated the thumb oiler on this saw due to the plunger not functioning anyway.  Would recommend doing this on all 57's......makes the job WAY easier and it oils plenty without.