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It would be hard to copy the originals to their detriment. I've used aftermarket ones and they've worked about the same as the OEM in my opinion.

I just tried it and it's back to normal. Thank You!!

Adding the advertising between posts in the threads has made this site much less appealing. Even with my reasonably fast wifi the ads take long enough to pop up that it's really aggravating. If I'm out of range of my wifi on the property and I have to depend on 4G, it's virtually unusable.

I could probably help with everything but the switch.

If you still have the 288 brake handle I'm interested. Also looking for a metal loop brake handle for a Shindaiwa 575.

That's the wrap my 1100 has. It came from Howard in Weed, CA.

The requisite brake is going to limit your choices. At the time most of the big saws were in use, most of the big ones were either purchased without a brake, or it was removed and thrown before it's first day in the woods. Fortunately, the two best performing 100cc saws of the era were the 2100...

Used is fine.

Plastic.

How about $25 and an air cleaner for an early 120 (think it's the same as 117/119)?

I have this starter. It's on a P 100.

Mark, if the cover doesn't sell to those you're dealing with now, I'll buy it.

How about $45 shipped? I'll leave the carb adapter on it because you might not be able to find a gasket and that's kind of a fussy one to make.

I have this cylinder and piston. The cylinder has a small piece of fin missing as shown, but it is not really compromised at all. The piston has a small scratch on the intake side but will run fine. Not new, but a functional top end. If you think this will work for you let me know, I'll be...

Ok, I'll take a look today. I have a couple of 52e saws and a whole bunch of 49 sp saws. As Cantdog says, the 49 piston will l work fine, just has one ring instead of two. I think the main difference between the 52 and the 52e is the ignition system. Also, one of those 3 cubes from the era had...

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I've gat a couple of them here for parts. I'll check to see if I have a good top end if you like. It's worth fixing, they're great little saws.

Not much right now Jim, just trying, with mixed success, to keep the CAD within bounds. How's it with you?

I hate to be so weak but I guess it's just my nature. If you can put it on my door step for $140 I'll take it.