Recent content by hacskaroly

Welcome to the forum!! I have not had any experience with a Honda engine, but I did rebuild a Briggs engine for my tiller and I didn't replace the oil seal on it. I took it all apart, cleaned it up really good, put it back together carefully and it fired up and ran. I would think if you are...

One is none and two is one....I usually bring three :D

Bill, I think you are correct, I was thinking it looked a bit like my D-44, but there are differences between the two with the air filter portion of the cover, I think this one is a Super 44.

I am guessing the red box one is a 200 or 250. These are listed around 80cc, but not some of the more popular from what I hear. I picked up a 200 as a project saw and it has been fun to tear down and rebuild. Parts for them are still relatively easy to find. Several guys (here on the forum) are...

Like others have said, I don't think the heat side is stealing any power from the spark. The heated lines are fed by a generator that sits behind the flywheel - totally separate system from the coil/sparkplug. The only thing they share in common is the ground, so if anything it might be the...

That looks really nice!

Not sure if there is a difference between the Homelite EZ and Super EZ (AO or AOW), but if there isn't then you should be able to use this IPL: https://www.leonschainsawpartsandrepair.com/uploads/3/9/7/9/39792537/homelite_super_ez_automatic_chainsaw_ipl_24522-a_revision_2_2.pdf If there is a...

I would go with how they rolled of the assembly line. I would try to put it back as close to its original state.

Nice, it looks really good!!

I would go as close to factory as you can (black chain guard should be fine), that way in the future if you go to sell it, there might be a collector who will appreciate the effort and pay a little more than for one that was customized to someone else's taste (I know I would). I am working on a...

Did you use spray paint? If so, custom mixed or something close to Homelite blue?

Looks like a dude holding a Homelite chainsaw...

Holy crap, the last one I saw was $99 for an old worn out one. That's why I went with the UNI filter, it's whole setup was cheaper.

Thanks for the additional pics, I didn't realize that the bar and chain were on the other side, total flip-flop, that is a first that I have seen! Very cool!! Edit: Doing a little more looking, I see that it is a McCulloch...lol...the green paint threw me off.