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It's completely rebuilt so it should be a good saw.

I don't like the am pto side seal but I'll have oem seals tonight.
 

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Is this similar to an 034 Super?
 

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I am currently running a 16" Rollomatic E on my 036. I cut all hardwood and like a high CC to bar length ratio. It will handle a 20" very well, though. Mine is bone stock. I think a ported one would be a blast with a 20".

Jason, did you open up the muffler, or leave it stock?
 

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I am currently running a 16" Rollomatic E on my 036. I cut all hardwood and like a high CC to bar length ratio. It will handle a 20" very well, though. Mine is bone stock. I think a ported one would be a blast with a 20".

Jason, did you open up the muffler, or leave it stock?
Wood is rock hard here so we run big saws with short bars.
28" is a long bar here
 

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I am currently running a 16" Rollomatic E on my 036. I cut all hardwood and like a high CC to bar length ratio. It will handle a 20" very well, though. Mine is bone stock. I think a ported one would be a blast with a 20".

Jason, did you open up the muffler, or leave it stock?
Lol I know what you mean, I have an 18es 325 .063 on my ported 361. Oh yea a 325 9 pin pulling it. It is a blasttt
 

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I've never owned a case splitter, never even used one.
Heat it up and smack the end of the crank with a plastic hammer and it falls apart.

Same with putting it together, if you can't put it together with your hands it's not hot enough

What do you use to heat up the case? Heat gun? Propane torch?
 
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