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This guy gets it. Mods aren't the BBB or a debt collection agency, they are here to make sure we don't step out of line. As a certain monkey said in a thread in the Chainsaw Ads section...

Looks like a low-profile variant now amigo, that sucks. Is that the 2165?

They used to make them, a buddy has a n.o.s. 2100 wrap handle kit from them that he's hoarding.

Just an fyi, that's a Husqvarna 1100 wrap handle in the picture. Also, the Pro Safety version came with a rubber wrap just the like 2100 wrap. The only real difference between a Pro Safety wrap and the oe is the PS wrap is ~1/8" or so larger in diameter than the standard 2100 grip, and the...

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Yep, a wrapped 60cc saw with a longer light bar is exactly what I had in mind with this, but life coupled with me owning a perfectly fine 562 has changed my plans. I've already got more saws than I really need, and this guy is the last one that isn't either sentimental or a favorite user.

Gone with the wind.....

Almost a direct bolt on. I had to rasp a ~1/4 deep crescent out of the bottom lip of the filter cage for it to clear the intake horn, but everything else fits without modifications. Pic of the work below:

Why the 394 carb as opposed to a stock one?

Long story short I started this build awhile ago and lost interest. The saw should be 100% except for the carburetor. I started converting it to an 044 carb, got it to run once and then it refused to stay running several days later. I haven't touched it since, so it may just be a tuning issue. I...

Just double checked, it's a "B".

Brand new Meteor 066/MS660 piston sans circlips. $20 + the ride

Brand new Husky 3120 carburetor, oem # 503 28 12-17 $100 + the ride, obo.

This was my plan when I had my 2nd gen: https://drtparts.com/product/dodge-dash-replacement/

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Serial number is right at the muffler outlet.

If'n I recall right Mr. Sloughfoot met myself, P61 western, and a few other folks from a little further out last summer.

Freakin' awesome! That car sounds badass!

AI generated, look at the kid's "grip" on the tank.