Smallenginemechanic97
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Coming along pretty good. Got the new fuel line and filter in it
Currently restoring a 65 L Husqvarna Chainsaw
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ive got one of these,ripper little saw,great exhaust note
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Picked up this old devil from a fellow forum member yesterday. After sitting overnight with fresh fuel in the carb, he runs, cuts and oils the chain.
Left off the filter cover to better access the carb mixture screws.
Left off the filter cover to better access the carb mixture screws.
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Dawgs not large enuff? Just add to 'em!
Whoever did it, lost track of which way is up.[emoji848]
Whoever did it, lost track of which way is up.[emoji848]
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northern hemisphere tree faller by the look of it.
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Dawgs not large enuff? Just add to 'em!
Whoever did it, lost track of which way is up.[emoji848]
