Chainsaw Repair

Some of Marks info to save.

Anyhow after some more searching I found that the part # for the 415-445 coil superceded to part # 544018401 which is a common coil on a bunch of Huskys like a 55 coil.

Redneck = anything I can do on the cheap side without proper tools or equipment.

  In this case just a fix I do  being I cant Tig or Mig weld cases etc.   

I should have showed pics I guess. I did this to 415 and 475.  Drill small holes on either side of break in both pieces, about 4 on each side. Lace #12 bare copper house wire and tighten each lace across.

Then on 415 due to someone trying to weld and blew it out I had to use JB to fill void then use steel putty and mold to both sides.

475 I was able to skip the JB part and go straight to the steel putty and mold on both sides.

 Something like this.  http://www.loctiteproducts.com/p/mech_spec_epxy/overview/Loctite-Metal-Filled-Epoxy-Putty.htm  or this   

Send it to me I will weld it for you.  I am still taking on practice pieces.  Just split the case and send the half that needs repair.  I have done 5 clutch covers, 1 crank case, and a bad crack on the bottom of my 335, and a hole in my 3750.  All have gone well so far so I see no reason why yours would not also.  The piece is very thin from looking at your pictures and will take a careful amount of current control to get it right without blowing it apart, but I do not believe it would be any worse than some of the clutch covers I have done.

Well ok I tried.  The only thing it would have cost you is your wisdom and knowlege that I could have called on in the future.  Maybe next time. 

  I just got a new computer couple days ago and I am still getting all the favorites set up along with other things.  Man is this thing fast compared to my old computer that I used for the last 12 years.   I can actually watch a video in real time now.