Chainsaw Repair

  I have an earlier version of the micro,Craftsman style .It has a 12" with a Stihl chain on it .As a matter of fact it really  isn't a bad little climbing saw and what I used before I had the Stihl 200T's .

It's lighter that a 200 but it of course doesn't have as much power . Two dollar auction special .

Belay my last,it's a 20 (XX) .I had forgoten I had sent it to Mike .  http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.nsf/ed1d619968136da688256af40002b8f7/ae246e47416ddc0588256bfc000d0cc0?OpenDocument

According to what Mike says it's a Tllley HU 22A .In looking in my Tillotson book it doesn't list that carb but I suspect either 5/16 or 3/8 venturi . With that in mind it would take either a Hu 27 or 28 to get to a carb with both needles in those sizes .Walbro maybe from a weed wacker seeings that saw is a tiny 1.86 cubic inch .

I have a couple junk wackers in the shed I'll take a peek at when I get a chance .

Here is a pretty rare one.

They came in every color of the rainbow .Oddly the off colors sold for less than the ones that said Poulan .Poulan didn't care because they made money no matter who marketed them .

Homelite and McCulloch did the same thing with selling knock offs .Mac with the PM 610 and Homey with the XL-12 .

There must still be a few around because if I'm not mistaked Baileys still sell the spur sprockets and also I think you can still find them in the original 1/4" chain  size as well as 3/8" low .