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There were manuel oilers on the smaller saws, I know I have a few. Looks like you have one also.;)

Not sure what part you are referring to. That unpainted part near top left is a manual oil pump. Would have been connected to a thumb button with a small steel rod. Those are typically found on the Pro models.

Received the 395XP and it was better than described, excellent packaging/shipping also. Great seller for sure. Thanks ABarrick

I'd say other forum is correct.

I just might have an extra crank. I'll need a couple of days to find it though.

That's not a 100. That's the 50 to 70 cc frame saw. What part are you looking for?

Are you going to fuel it up or keep it NOS?

Pretty distinctive Osage orange thorns on those branches.

Just remembered I had to add spacers on the bar studs for that Stihl bar to work.

I have a large mount Stihl bar on my 120, it might require minor modifications. Seems like the tensioner hole needed to be enlarged.

Looks interesting, can you tell us more about it? Did you ever cut with it or is it shelf queen only? Thanks.

I think everybody has hauled a nice load of logs in once. Chances are next time you'll just make firewood. Most mills don't really want to deal with the public. Hope I'm wrong for your sake, good luck.

Very nice.

If it's not sold, I'll take PHO for $550.

If it's fun to run, I might be interested. What do you mean by it doesn't run "quite right"? Also is it set up for gas or alcohol? Thanks.

I guess that's one way to handle it. I would kill her with kindness instead. People worry about any change happening in their neighborhood, it's natural. she was probably more frightened than crazy. In the long run, you'd be better off trying to make a friend. I'd trade the 10 inches of lost...

Looks like crab grass to me, but it could my meds.

Belly bar just helps it self-feed through the cut better, also easier to get the cut started. I just got hooked on it. Might help that there's a Dolmar 166 on the end of it.

Noodling with a belly bar is noodling nirvana. Kind of pricey, but cheaper than a hydraulic splitter.

Depends on your luck with the aftermarket carbs. They are cheaper than a carb kit many times, so order a couple. My Stihl equipment runs better with the cheap AM carbs than OEM. Some come fully adjustable while the OEM are not.