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The numbers on the end are usually a revision number, I looked in my service bulletins but I can’t find the 540 cylinder information,

Those might be 540 cylinders also, the 540 had an early design and a late model right before the 8800 that was redesigned to reduce overheating.

Is your original 61 cylinder bad? If not I might be interested, I am looking for a stock cylinder.

I got parts if you need them...

Yes same as 340 husqvarna, have built a red one for my sister, she loves it,

254 muffler

Any part numbers? They look like 266 muffler.

I have an early xl if you need parts, it is complete and looks in decent shape yours for the ride. Still has factory 10 or 12” bar on it.

If you are looking to go real cheap on the milling saw look around and find an old homelite C Series, xl900 series or Big Mac. They are heavy and slow but will mill good. I ran a Homelite C72 for years on a mill back home in Alaska cut a lot of white spruce into planks, most where 12”to 18”. The...

Kentucky legend smoked ham, in scrambled eggs, with cheese and buffalo sauce in soft tacos. Washed down with the local soft drink.

Awesome info, I love learning new things, can’t wait till next post!

Cases, top covers, and carb idle adjustment style.

Great story, glad to hear the different background that the forum members come from, look forward to more post!

Did you try swapping spark plug caps, they are resistor type and sometimes they go bad. Also check fuel pump diagrams, they can crack and flood the cylinder through the crankcase port. What year and what cylinder?

I am thinking about upgrading mine to the 272 jug and slug, I really like the two series saws.

Thanks that is great, just let me know how much or if you want to trade for the Pioneer.

Pics of Pioneer..