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Started the morning testing some handloads for my 45 colt, then I tackled the brakes on my work truck. The morning went pretty good so I decided to change the pump on the hot tub for the Mrs. 3 HOURS later and Ive got it up,. running and not leaking. I HATE HOT TUBS but unfortunately my better...

LOL me too. It has its benefits that's for sure, but also it has its shortcomings. I find this whole gov shutdown crying and whining a JOKE! Doom and gloom going without a paycheck for ONE cycle, they should try making it on their own! Due to the weather, equipment breakdowns, etc.... up until...

I hope yall had a better day than I did! I blew a hydraulic pump on the skidder doing charity work pulling firewood for a neighbor. That's gonna suck to the tune of $4000 or so.

The only jonsereds Ive got are just husky 455s and 570s painted red and black instead of orange and that handle wont fit them either.

That angled end cut doesn't look right for a 575/576. The only husky Ive got with an angled cut like that is a 562.

Not sure if this helps or if you even want to bother with trying it, but I got a new carb and computer for a 562xp. Rather than taking it to be programmed, I swapped the computer off the old carb to the new one and it works fine. If your computer already has the newest updates I don't see any...

Im not familiar with a 48re but regardless, if I was closer Id be glad to help!

Unless its for a road tractor one good man should be able to handle that I would think? Im a little feller but I can load a standard 4 or 5 spd or a 4l60/4l80E all by myself.

Im only an hour closer than the chimp avatar or I would offer.

I acquired 2 of these out of the truckload of junk saws I stumbled upon a while back and put new top ends on 2 of them. I promptly traded one of them off and have been running the other one doing part time bucking duty on the logyard. Well today it started running wild like it was running out of...

I confess, I look at all of his posts just to look at that avatar. :love::naughty:

Faceplace is the devils playground! Believe me I know, Ive met it and it still haunts me!

Apparently Dustin, you and I are the only ones to see the broken carrier in your pic lol

If youre talking about bucking them from tree length to log length, that's a pretty good days work! Just curious as to why youre bucking with a 562? LOL Im afraid to hand my guy on the yard a 562! I seriously doubt it would last a day with him bearing down on it. My "cut up" saw is either an...

When you get her right, youre going to LOVE IT! The power to weight ratio is amazing. I like them so well I now own 3 of them in fact. 2 of them I built from parts and wrecks and the other one I bought new several months ago and its still sitting in the spare bedroom floor having never been fueled.

I figure rather than starting a new thread I would post here and see if we can get some more info flowing. As I posted earlier, I got 4 562xps in a pile of saws. I have now brought 3 of the 4 back to life. The 4th one has a broken case housing so its toast. All 3 have turned out to be GREAT...

Add me to the list please! Ive got a saw this would be perfect for!

After reading all the posts on here and getting all the different info posted therein about coils staying with carbs, Dealer fees for diagnostics, and all the other stuff Ive read and heard about them, I was almost determined NOT to like them. As some may know, I ran across a truckload of saws a...

Good Lord! Im glad none of yall work for me! We wouldn't ever get &^& done with all the cleaning, brushing, soaking, oiling, etc.... When a saw gets dull, sharpen it and get back to work! If its excessively oily or loaded down with sap, I will make a cut or 2 to clean it up and sharpen it. In...

All I can add is that a chainsaw most certainly WILL NOT RUN FOR LONG ON DIESEL FUEL! I know this because one of my workers STUPIDLY filled up the 576xp we were using to buck logs on they yard with diesel. I had made several drags to the yard and when I returned with another drag he was bucking...