Chainsaw Repair

Bought this for dad as a back up saw to his easy start 180 I gave him years ago.  The spring assit echo is not as easy to pull over as the easy start saws. 

Update NLA, shipped to the warmer climates.

Whole deal here in this thread. https://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/echo/echo-3510-3410-352/

Like new 14" bar chain set up. 

New oem carb kit.  Tuned and ready to cut with in my area.  To 40:1 VPracing and Efree gas.
Tune could change in your area if shipped.

$150 plus shipping.  In Ohio.
If online sale Paypal friends family or local pick up can be cash or whatever.

Prefer to ship after the crazy shipping time going on now. Jan or after is better IMHO.

PENDING TRADE

Just so you know.

The Farmertec G255E easy start version does not work like the OEM 250 one.
It works just like the one on the 180 easy start etc.
Had a owner of one check for me.

It dont catch with short pulls and wind up like MS250 ES one. Has to be one long pull like 180 ES etc.

I spent the day tearing the S25 down knowing the bearings are on the way. Picture confirms it's the exact same bearings. I measured the crankshaft journals and they measure out at excatly 9/16 (.562") no wear at all just slight discoloration where the bearing runs.The big end rod bearing has some up & down slop. I also ordered that bearing. I'm not sure about the piston. it has vertical scratches and had slight blow by all the way around. Cylinder looks pretty good. can see crosshatching everywhere but with some shiny spots. Cant feel anything. It's all very smooth. 
   Anyone know what or if the cylinder was plated back then? I confirmed this is a 1980 casting by the cast in number on the case. Any recommendations on a piston and rings? I haven't checked the ring end gap yet. Also noted the ring groove has no locater pins. Not sure how to clock them on reassembly. 
 Fun little project. See pics.

 Well the pics suck as I had to shrink the file size to post. The number on the bearings are the same as in my earlier reply.

Thanks. I saw those. But I don't want to replace bearings with used. I'm hoping to find a bearing number when I get it apart, and possibly source from a bearing supplier. I'm not confident I'll find a number on the bearings though. I gotta believe it's a standard size bearing. There's enough of these saws on ebay that are being parted out, one could actually build one from scratch if so inclined. Ive already scored some new old stock pieces I needed.

    Rich.

Looking to overhaul and reseal a 1980 ish Poulan Super 25 counter vibe and having trouble sourcing the crankshaft needle bearings. The Husky # 530032021 is discontinued. Does anyone know the size and or a source for these bearings? This is a good running saw and if I cant find the bearings, I dont want to brick it. I see lots of parts for this on E bay except for crankshaft bearings.
  Any help would be appreciated.
        Rich.