Saw builds

[t4driller]

Do have some video of it running, but never can get it to load here for some reason. I'll try and get a video posted though.

 

[Frank bierce]

The 064/056 turned out good,very strong

Jason, your time and persistence have really paid off here!! Great job!!

 

[Brewz]

I know the 066 big bore kits are crap, but I have been thinking about getting one to have a play with.
For $30 Us for a kit out of china its no great loss.

The after market kits I have seen generally have really high exhaust, low transfers and stupid low intake.

I am thinking I might try filling the bottom of the intake.
Would a 394/395 piston help correct the bad timing a bit?

I have a Chinese tank handle doing nothing. I might try fitting one of those big carbs to it

 

[paragonbuilder]

Haven't been posting much lately, but been reading alot and working on a 2150. Started out as a 2145 and put a 45mm 350 jug on. Base gasket delete, .018 off riser, .08 off band. Numbers are 105, 122, 76. Squish .018. Has the 359 carb and intake boot. Used the 350 intake elbow and mesh filter. I sanded inside of elbow to match carb. Advanced timing 1/4 key

On the riser I ground it out to match case then filled it in some with jb weld to get some volume back. I played around with this a good bit to get my clearances but good flow. I'm at a point where I'm not seeing much gains anymore. So I think I'm about as far as it will go with what I have. Some pics of the work.

Nice job. Did you feel a difference with the jb weld in the transfers? Or didn't you run it before and after?


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[Brewz]

@jmssaws
I recal you sayimg you have a big bore saw with a 395 piston
Looking the the specs the 395 piston is about 3mm lower and 4 or 5mm longer skirt.

Do they fit?

 

[jmssaws]

@jmssaws
I recal you sayimg you have a big bore saw with a 395 piston
Looking the the specs the 395 piston is about 3mm lower and 4 or 5mm longer skirt.

Do they fit?

Not easily or worth the trouble.
There to heavy,it runs good but I can easily beat it with a oem cylinder.

Now a bb cylinder on a 046 with a 66 piston works well.

 

[jmssaws]

Here's the 046 bb cylinder with a 066 meteor piston.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Here's the 046 bb cylinder with a 066 meteor piston.

She sounds angry! That's a damn good cutting 046!!!


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[jmssaws]

She sounds angry! That's a damn good cutting 046!!!


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It runs good.
Needs a new home also.

 

[jmssaws]

026 al did for my dad

 

[jmssaws]

That is my 3/8 cant chain and it's no joke.
Hard ass white oak

 

[paragonbuilder]

026 al did for my dad

Does that have the 044 carb setup?
That's a strong 50cc saw!


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[Canadian farm boy]

026 al did for my dad

Damn! That's nice. I'm sure your dad will love that saw

 

[drf256]

Does that have the 044 carb setup?
That's a strong 50cc saw!
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Nope....

Damn! That's nice. I'm sure your dad will love that saw

It's got the OEM carb off of this guy's MS260 ^^^^

 

[paragonbuilder]

Nope....

It's got the OEM carb off of this guy's MS260 ^^^^

Cool!
Would it gain with the 044 carb?


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[drf256]

Cool!
Would it gain with the 044 carb?


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Meh...

For an all out cookie cutter, maybe.

I don't like the 44 carb for a worksaw. Not as stable or "drivable". Kinda like having a 3500 rpm stall converter in your grocery getter.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Meh...

For an all out cookie cutter, maybe.

I don't like the 44 carb for a worksaw. Not as stable or "drivable". Kinda like having a 3500 rpm stall converter in your grocery getter.

Cool good to know. You got a lot out of that saw! I've got 2 here to do....


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[t4driller]

Nice job. Did you feel a difference with the jb weld in the transfers? Or didn't you run it before and after?


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I did not do a before and after with the jb weld. I figured if I was taking that much out of the lowers I would need to replace some capacity. I have a video on YouTube, just can not get it posted here. It's titled jonsered 2150 with 359 carb 18 inch bar in ash, or ported jonsered 2150 with 359 carb

 

[Toad22t]

026 al did for my dad

Al does a great job with his 026's and 036's. Even though I heard he is a giant member........













.......on ope forum!! Lol

 

[Toad22t]

Meh...

For an all out cookie cutter, maybe.

I don't like the 44 carb for a worksaw. Not as stable or "drivable". Kinda like having a 3500 rpm stall converter in your grocery getter.

Ya but a 3500 rpm stall converter sounds like fun in a grocery getter. Lol