How's this for a hot saw?

[Spike60]

Well, Firewood John's other saw was on the other side of the building and survived the fire. But it felt kind if funny and here's why.

 

[Spike60]

2166 with a lot of hours on it. Put new bearings in her, along with a Dukes piston. Since it was apart, did a gasket delete and opened up the muffler.

 

[Spike60]

Here's a couple shots that'll show you how he gets his nickname, and where the fire hit the building. Incoming power lines shorted and caused the fire.

 

[Spike60]

 

[Czed]

Well, Firewood John's other saw was on the other side of the building and survived the fire. But it felt kind if funny and here's why.View attachment 376250

Looks crunchy

 

[Spike60]

Yes, and lots of cleaning involved. Chose the gasket delete in part cause I used up all my gaskets here at home. Ran really strong when I was done. But she sure is an ugly and beat up looking saw. 2014 model with a ton of hours on it.

 

[Czed]

Yes, and lots of cleaning involved. Chose the gasket delete in part cause I used up all my gaskets here at home. Ran really strong when I was done. But she sure is an ugly and beat up looking saw. 2014 model with a ton of hours on it.

Tell him about that hipa chain he probably goes through a lot of chains on firewood.

 

[Spike60]

If he'd just organize and sharpen the pile of chains he has, he wouldn't have to buy any for 2 to 3 years. But, he'd be a candidate for those hipa chains for sure.

 

[Duce]

If he'd just organize and sharpen the pile of chains he has, he wouldn't have to buy any for 2 to 3 years. But, he'd be a candidate for those hipa chains for sure.

That sounds like a retirement project