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It's especially nice if you have to do a lot of traveling between running the bucket. Having one hand free is nice.

So I take it they are not the same per side. What size is the radial ring and what size is the needle bushing?

https://www.jackssmallengines.com/jacks-parts-lookup/manufacturer/dolmar/chain-saws-gasoline/ps-401-chain-saws-gasoline/cylinder-crankcase On EDIT. Is it an actual bearing? Or just a Needle bushing?

AFE.

Dirty.... Clean...

I believe we have an 036. Never had to use it yet on and actual structurefire. We've used it in training though.

It just depends how dedicated you are.

I've never seen one. That tends to make a guy very skeptical. I personally know three folks that have. I know for sure two of them wouldn't lie about it either.

Sounds like a fun trip. Take lots of pictures and have a fun! Oh and please, don't be one of the tourists that think they have to stand next to a Grizzly or Bison to have their picture took.....LOL

Agreed. I can't stand foot controls especially in rough bumpy ground. I do like cat controls where one hand drives and the other runs the loader.

Henry Rifles were at one point 100% made in the USA with USA components.

It's definitely a "set" for some sort of saw blade. I've got one for hand saws.

For some reason I thought the white/cream toped 50 were the first, then the black toped ones after. Am I wrong in thinking this? I figured out what the spring was for. Should have updated the post. It for the choke. It's what pushes the little ball bearing against the shafts detents, and...

That's a newer version. Looks like it's spent a lot of time in the sun.

A little turtle for a little bump for the turtle thread.