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I was able to stop in and see Joyce Wilson a couple of times as I was traveling across Indiana. Wonderful, professional lady. She gifted me a large collection of Chain Saw Age and Power Equipment Trade magazines that I keep in my library. Mark

I'm pretty sure this saw has the automatic oiler in addition to the manual override. If you look closely at the photo above you can see some Poulan Sublime Green peaking out from the PTO side crankcase 1/2.

Not exactly a Jonsered, but passed off as one... Needed a good cleanup. Working on it. Mark

Enjoy your children now Steve, you will have plenty of time to spend money on things you desire later on. Mark

I was test running this PM610 that came in the lot of saws and parts from Woody Strommen. It stopped suddenly... Really a shame because that was a brand new thin ring piston...apparently the wrist pin and/or connecting rod had been reused too many times and the wrist pin slid over...

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The automatic oiler is located in the oil tank, one screw removes the cover and the pump is right there. The PM700 should already have the thicker wedge shaped seal (gasket) and the metal clip to help hold the pump in position so only one screw holding the automatic pump down. If the...

I was in the 257 again today to install the seal collar and replacement throttle rod, I can confirm it is an HDA120. A little searching turns up 865781 as the Walbro PN for the nozzle check valve, Jack's has them for $3.00 each plus a fairly reasonable shipping charge so I ordered 5 pieces...

Last week I received a package from Hungary with a 751, and a local guy left me a 621 in need of a lot of attention. Mark

I used to call and talk with someone there, on the order of 10-15 years ago. They were great to deal with and one time sent me full boxes (100 pcs each) of the clutch washers and friction washers for Fairbanks-Morse starters when I ordered a few of each. I have at least one NPA branded bar in...

Thank you for those photos. I did look at some fuel caps on eBay which leads me to believe I can use one of these primers that I already have with the cap off another saw. Hopefully I will have a chance to get into that saw later next week and see what I can come up with. The guy who owns...

I have a 200 Classic on the bench in need of a fuel cap...if you are not familiar with this model the fuel cap has a primer built in. Is there any sort of work-around for the fuel cap, or should I just plug the line and pull the starter a few more times? Does anyone have a good IPL that shows...

I have a bag of them somewhere in the attic, but I haven't been able to find them in 3 months of searching...if you want to come and find them, I'll give you one for your efforts. Mark

eBay find, this is the eBay photo. I have to come up with a good place to display it so it is visible, but safe. Mark

I had a guy stop in today to get a starter repair on a Jenn Feng McCulloch 50cc model. When he started it after the repair it was running backwards... I guess it must have fired on the up stroke and when it kicked back it kept running in reverse. I told him to try it again and it was...

Had a guy bring in a saw today to get the starter fixed (Jenn Feng McCulloch 55cc). When he started it after I'd repaired the starter, it was running backwards. He switched it off and looked confused. I surmised it must have kicked back and got going backwards, I suggested he try it again and...

You have to be careful with that style of fuel cap (with the tether) but use some pliers and pull/twist the insert out being careful not to lose the spring in there. Clean out all of the residue from the old duckbill valve and use a new Homelite or Poulan style duck bill valve. I've found with...