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Mall and Remington electric saws getting cleaned up for the display. Mark

Last week... Von Ruden hydraulic saw cleaned up for the display. The valve will allow a little hydraulic oil to bleed off to lubricate the chain. Mark

Search You tube and you will see others cinching them up just by inserting a screw and turning it tight or using a nut on a bolt to pull the rivnut up tight. It helps if the rivnut fits tightly in the hole so it won't turn. The whole idea is to pull the "riv" end of the "nut" like a pop...

We also cleaned up this Von Ruden hydraulic saws, and an electric Mall and Remington. The Von Ruden is on a shelf in the display already. The Mall and the Remington are very closely related. I will put the plugs back on these two and give them a test run before they go into the...

I cleaned these two up this week. The shelves are getting pretty full so we've started hanging them between the shelves. The Lil' Jon and White 19 were also put in suspension today. Mark

Yes, the additional mandrels too. I recently added 6-32, 8-32, and 10-32 mandrels. I already had the rivnuts but had been using the rude & crude method with a screw to set them. The tool does a much nicer job and a lot more efficiently too. Mark

I have the AmJoy set, but the latest mandrels I bought had another brand name. Parts fit just fine. I'll admit I don't use it much but when you need it, the fasteners are pretty slick. Mark

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I was able to stop in and see Joyce Wilson a couple of times as I was traveling across Indiana. Wonderful, professional lady. She gifted me a large collection of Chain Saw Age and Power Equipment Trade magazines that I keep in my library. Mark

I'm pretty sure this saw has the automatic oiler in addition to the manual override. If you look closely at the photo above you can see some Poulan Sublime Green peaking out from the PTO side crankcase 1/2.

Not exactly a Jonsered, but passed off as one... Needed a good cleanup. Working on it. Mark

Enjoy your children now Steve, you will have plenty of time to spend money on things you desire later on. Mark

I was test running this PM610 that came in the lot of saws and parts from Woody Strommen. It stopped suddenly... Really a shame because that was a brand new thin ring piston...apparently the wrist pin and/or connecting rod had been reused too many times and the wrist pin slid over...