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The oil caps are proprietary (although probably the same as the 110, can't say for sure as I've never had a 110 in my hands). The fuel caps are the same as 49SP and everything in beween IIRC.

Fluid Film FTW. My 1988 Toyota Pickup is cleaner underneath than the majority the 10+ year old cars on the road around here. I've had incredible results with the stuff; spray it on and do NOT wash the undercarriage all Winter until Spring. I live in Northeast Vermont, 30 miles from Canada...

I think I did receive a 365 top end from you at some point. I checked my spare parts and I don't have any extras at the moment, so if I got one from you, I used it.

An appropriately-sized welch plug works as well. I had the same deal on my P100's.

Thanks for checking Chad!

Bump.

Thanks Chad.

Just like the title says, I'm looking for an Efco tank. It can be bare-bones, and cosmetics manner minimally, as long as it doesn't puke fuel and is one piece, unlike my buddy (who needs this)'s tank that decided to dive off a tractor winch and under a tire today. Let me know what you have...

I got nuthin'.

Pics of the lab?

My apologies for the sidetrack, but I'm curious; what are the pieces in your wood stack with router work originally from?

I received the 70E / E70 Husqvarna from Matt yesterday. It was exactly as he said it was, packaged well, and delivered surprisingly quickly. I would happily buy a saw from him again.

It's not jerry-rigging, it's high-brow engineering. A product of the culmination of several accredited collegiate degrees worth of (useless) information I've absorbed from watching Youtube. In all seriousness, my previous post was a joke. If I'm not giving out bad information, then I'm...

I too prefer the older screw cap tanks. This is a great opportunity for someone to snag a nice and clean one at a more than fair price. However, (at this moment) there are a finite amount of these tanks floating around, and being that the supply is as thin as it is, I modified a flippy cap...

The 440 handles are reinforced better than the 044 ones. Compare them side-to-side.

Looks like Femsa.

The sp125 ended up with Mac-crazed Andy from southeast NH. I'm not sure if he's on this site but his handle on SH and AS is "minosi". He's got a nice collection of loud yellow mag that he keeps in a building known as "The Bee Hive".

Looks like an R12.

Ironically, I lent out that 350/346 you built for me two tanks into it's life. When I got it back, it dropped like a rock if you held it by the starter handle. Pressure & vac were good, and I supplied mixed fuel. The chain looked like my buddy was cutting sheet metal. Too bad, that was a...

Howdy, I just picked up a nice CS-60S project. I'm looking for the following: -Carburetor adjustment grommet -Manual oil pump innards: basically, I have a bare pump housing, so I need everything inside of the pump, all the way out to the push button -Oil pickup line -Oil cap These...