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Is that dull patch below the port missing the plating?

Yep, and yep. Bill was trying to get me in there a few years back but the opportunity just doesn't work for me at this point.

I know of a well-established saw shop in the region run by a handful of retirement age guys who would probably be happy to see it change hands. Only downside is you gotta move to CA and run a small business in CA.

Yep, that be the one.

C'mon, be the first guy in Little Mexico with a Scottish ported 564!

This story wasn't verified by me, so take it with a grain of salt. A friend's cousin? I think, was roofing a shed/shop with tin and was bringing a sheet up to install it when he lost his fitting and slid off the roof. The landing was rough enough, but supposedly the sheet he was carrying slid...

I had a Duke's one on a 461 that gave me similar symptoms to an air leak. Looking for leaks pissed me off so much I sold it. Next guy that got the saw put an oem unit on and smooth sailing. Brother's 372 with a dying blue coil would start and run fine 1 time, next it would smoke, sputter, cough...

I'm interested, any thoughts on a particular month/week/timeframe? Weekday(s)? Weekend? Long weekend? I'm a slave to a number of other people's schedules at work when it comes to time off, so I gotta plan my jumps through those hurdles.

Scott aka 08F150 I believe. He was pretty much gone before 2019/2020 when I became active, and I haven't heard anything really since then. I think Uncle Mustache kinda knew what was going on with him, but even that is vague guessing.

Odd looking clutch cover, is it off a 661? 441? 361 even?

Been awhile since I heard the term "Snackie".

Heated 3/4 wrap in Cali? That's kinda unusual.

I wandered over to the rough side of AS and encountered a monkey with a handgun, next thing I knew I was here.

I think anybody who frequents an online chainsaw forum needs help.

Long bar and light feet. Few things in life will sharpen your senses like cutting a sketchy tree. Every slight movement is noticed, every slight creak of the wood is plainly audible over the sound of the saw, every muscle is tensed in preparation for a hasty retreat. I'd make a standard face...

Very easy to convert that cover, especially since it has the pre-defined rib for the cutout. I converted one by trimming it a bit with a hacksaw then used a bench grinder to smooth it out. Worked good enough for me.

@NightRogue is the dude you want.

Sold!

Kinda reminds me of a 440 I once had. The block stamping looks like so, there's a faint 1 in front of the 82: