Chainsaw Repair

Would you be able to post pictures of the fuel line setup ?

I'm just looking to see what the differences are between the grey one that I have (ported now) and this one.
My grey one (plain bore) runs pretty well ........... we'll see how nice time is to her as she is being used as my limbing saw with .375 LP chain. IIRC, it took an extra link more on the loop than the Echo needs

I will next time out if I remember camera.

The bronze vent duckill valve behind it wasnt showing up in pic. So 2nd pic screwdriver shows where it is at.

Red orangish line is the fuel line on this one. Wondering what that line is from. Very pliable.

That should make a great running saw.   Very Good.

Just test cut with it.

Just finished going through it.  Replaced the impulse line with the echo 3mmx6mm line. Left the red fuel line in to see how it does, then will put the true blue stens in if needed.
Noticed it has a brand new cylinder cover and air filter cover.  Plus a new back half muffler.   2 bolts for muffler that were wrong and to log. Cut them and grinded on them some to use with right washers etc.  Front muffler half one of the holes had been wallared a hair but usable.

I left it all stock to see for now. No opening of muffler baffle or extra exit.   Impressed for stock.

Modded the new 16" K095 mount dolmar bar that came with it for for K041 oiling and bar tensioner.

I am really really liking this 3.3 335.      Might have to keep this one in place of the 365.

I helped 2 folks out today. 1 was just wanting 3 11" cookies about 2" thick. Some local wanted to charge her $10 a cut per cookie :eek::confused:.
I told the women I would cut her 3 cookies for free and sometimes it is not about the $ :envy: pass it on freely.

The other was a preschool looking for wood projects for kids to stack and play with.  They were wanting to pay me but again I said consider this a donation. :cheers:

Well my little 3.3 335 impressed the heck out of me today again. Besides all of the little cuts and the biggest 16" buried bucking.
I decided to see how it would do ripping the ash butt log with the 16" buried. :sweet:  Also did some noodling and it would pack up the clutch cover at times. But dang she ripped for a 54cc.
Also ran a 372 I rebuilt and sold. Dang it was a good running saw ripping with 24"

Front left 3 are 11" x 12"

I was so impressed with this 3.3 style 54cc I took on trade. I bought another one without checking it out. Just need to pick it up now.