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I have a PS-460 (corrected, not a PS-4600 Speed, those are functional, I have two "460's") that has never in my ownership had a B&C... -
Any of mine comes up with a minor issue that is easy to repair (oil pressure lines, A/V mounts) I buy another running saw ...
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That is where I run into issues, I get a parts saw and then I start rebuilding it...
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I'm rebuilding a Husqvarna 353, with two 345s as donors, since the two models share a lot of parts. So far, I've cannibalized brake...
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You never know, it might just need some elbow grease and a few parts to get running. We had several saws at work from scored cylinders...
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Check for brake handles, coils, sprockets, antivibe bushings/springs. And of course front handle.
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That!!! Complete, assembled parts saws are Your best bet. Unless it is a fried or crushed parts saw there is a big chance that what...
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I guess I haven’t heard that 026 base gaskets leak. But when I do use a base gasket, it always gets a thin layer of motoseal on both...
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Yes it is!
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This it...
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You might try the aviation form-a-gasket, if you goof, its cleans up easy, if you need to take the saw apart in the future it helps...
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I like to use a thin layer of gasket maker on case gaskets. Usually loctite 5920 copper because I get it free from work. Use dirko on...
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That settles that. I've heard base gaskets tend to leak on 026s. Will sealant + gasket prevent that?
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I use aviation form-a-gasket (Permatex) for gaskets (both sides), I think I have the red permatex I use with clamshells. If you have...
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Pretty good system, still used today. They don’t have a habit of leaking there
