Partner Chain Saw Thread

[ft. churchill]

A 7000 I own.

 

[Jughead]

not sure sawtroll.i've searched high and low.searches come up with bars and chains for a 2055 but cant find any literature on a 2055.
not sure on partners pro and semi pro models.its set up almost identical to my p100/mac1000.actually i think it uses the same air filter.

 

[ft. churchill]

One of my favorites. Rescued from a box out in the sand and snow for 19 dollars.

I shoulda bought the mac 1000 in the paper for 150 bucks as well.

 

[Jughead]

I shoulda bought the mac 1000 in the paper for 150 bucks as well.

yeah you suck but....... you gotta work on your CAD.

 

[SawTroll]

not sure sawtroll.i've searched high and low.searches come up with bars and chains for a 2055 but cant find any literature on a 2055.
not sure on partners pro and semi pro models.its set up almost identical to my p100/mac1000.actually i think it uses the same air filter.

It looks like the brand that sold the F55 as a 1655 was Norlett (another Swedish brand owned by Elux back then, not usually associated with chainsaws, but with lawn mowers etc). Maybe the 2055 was the F65 - or maybe it was about with or without AV?

What is the cylinder bore of the saw?

http://www.chainsawcollectors.se/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12580

 

[Jughead]

It looks like the brand that sold the F55 as a 1655 was Norlett (another Swedish brand owned by Elux back then, not usually associated with chainsaws, but with lawn mowers etc). Maybe the 2055 was the F65 - or maybe it was about with or without AV?

What is the cylinder bore of the saw?

http://www.chainsawcollectors.se/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12580

i'll try my best to measure the bore in a few days Sawtroll.

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

Guess these saws require you to have a partner. I'm single so I guess I can't get one.

 

[Glock37]

Restoring A Pioneer P50
http://www.arboristsite.com/community/index.php?threads/Restoring-A-Pioneer-P50.205588/

Check out the restore that Randy did on his p50 we powdered it

Hows the color ?

We did this a few yrs ago

Bur awesome looking !


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[darkimpulse]

My recent score needs cleaning, runs great but broken kickback guard

 

[awol]

Here is my favorite Partner, a P85/ R435 cross.

 

[rburg]

I only had 1 Partner. a s50 that I bought in 1982. In 2012 I gave it to a friend. It was still a good runner just missing a couple of parts. I believe I replaced one gas line on it in 30 years, one clutch, one clutch cover and top cover due to operator error and had the oiler worked on. I sure don't expect any of my newer saws to last 30 years. Of course I don't believe I will last 30 more years either.

 

[B-N]

Restoring A Pioneer P50
http://www.arboristsite.com/community/index.php?threads/Restoring-A-Pioneer-P50.205588/

Check out the restore that Randy did on his p50 we powdered it

Hows the color ?

We did this a few yrs ago

Bur awesome looking !


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I love that you linked to another forum and aren't getting banned for it!

 

[logeeland]

My Partner 500. It will be getting a full rebuild in a few months when I have the time to sit and do it.

 

[Hoggwood]

Nothing fancy here. A well-used early P100 with decomp and provision for, but never equipped, chain brake. I was playing around this afternoon and working on the carb.
Finicky thing at times. Bit lean.

Just giving her a bit of a run...http://vid26.photobucket.com/albums/c104/Hoggwood/Partner P100_zpsugqk3ifn.mp4

 

[295 tramp]

High my PM1000 is starting to suck bar oil into the motor anyone have thoughts on the fix?
Thanks

 

[awol]

It most likely is the case gasket letting oil in. There is a o-ring around the pump piston, but it would tend to only leak while running if that were it.

 

[Al Smith]

That oil pump can be a real pain in the buttocks .I must have had the one in my Mac 1000 in and out a half dozen times before it worked .Changed the pick up line ,had the check valves apart ,new o-ring .Frustrated the hell out of me .Then an idea,prime the damned thing through the plug in the front of the pump.Blew enough oil to lube a 42 " bar .

One thing I did notice was the shaft and worm always had a little bit of oil on it every time I removed it .It appears to me it might be designed to weep just a tiny bit of oil down the shaft to lubricate the gear train .Something like the axle of a 3/4 and larger pick up truck lubricates the axle bearing .It would make sense there might not be enough lubrication from the oil in the fuel mix to properly lubricate a metal gear train.

At any rate it doesn't blow smoke like it has a crankcase full of oil .Oh there might be just a little wisp on a cold start but that goes away in a short .Not a big deal .

 

[Al Smith]

After thought for those who do not know .On that Partner /McCulloch model if you use the same bar plates as a 2100 Husky you can use Husky mount bars .Use the Mac plates ,Mac mount bars .

In addition new OEM bar plates for Mac mounts on that saw they are extremely proud of .Husky 2100 bars are cheap and also good Husky bars are plentiful and easy to find new or used .Longer 10 series bars are not so cheap so it gives you an option .

 

[SawTroll]

High my PM1000 is starting to suck bar oil into the motor anyone have thoughts on the fix?
Thanks

I assume you have checked if it isn't just loose case bolts?

 

[67L36Driver]

Dead in here!

R-16??
Look at this on eBay:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/322225868364

VINTAGE PARTNER CHAIN SAW WORKING CONDITION