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@NightRogue is the dude you want.

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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:

Check her belly, it should say the model # on the block.

Shepherds axe is kinda what it looks like to me.

Or maybe a logger's saw. It broke, he bought a new one to keep working and threw it to one side so he could "fix it later" and he never got around to it.

Looks like a 1-62 I had a few years ago.

I seem to recall hearing it took 10-20 tanks before they "woke up", so he may just have a few more days of cutting to go. Or he didn't load it down enough and the rings didn't seat.

Eh, I snapped one on a stock 562 without too much effort and I'm about as far from a gorilla as you can get. I was restarting it on a job when it felt like the recoil snagged a bit. Figuring the rope was pinching I yanked it a bit harder and one of the ears bent. I still ran it with one ear for...

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If they're the same ones I'm thinking of I had one on a 298. Power wise it seemed on par with a stock 2100 from what I recall. A quick google shows a thread on AS where they posted pics of the internals and they look to be pretty decent quality.

They're good loaner saws, I opened up the factory muffler outlet a bit on mine and added a Stoeckel Stack/green weenie and it's awesome. Especially in your conditions the factory filter setups are just gonna leak fines. One thing to note, if you use a standard green weenie and not one with a...

I use a wee little screwdriver and a few love taps when I pop them out. Just dig a corner of the blade into the seam by the inner race and you can pop them out.

Much as I hate to do it, it's time to send my CP125 down the road. I got this saw a few years ago as a non-running project. I installed new crank seals, a Duke's intake boot, carb kit, and fuel lines on it and got it running. It's an ex-logging saw so it's not mint, but overall it's in pretty...

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If he wants it or needs any further specs, just lemme know.

Last is a 42" hardnose bar, 46" overall length. The tip is shot but for a wall-hanger/display unit it'd look pretty decent. I'm not sure what mount it is, but it looks like the same mount pattern as an old Homelite 17L.