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Warning, this will more than likely be a boring thread that's going to have a lot of pictures. Not to mention, it's my first attempt at documentary work on a saw tear down and assembly.
Is the title says, it an Husqvarna Rancher 50. The saw was through a fire. The building it was in burnt to the ground. But,The saw survived due to it being under a table and all the blow in insulation fell down and cover it. So it was somewhat protected. There were four saws in the fire. Ones done already, and the Husqvarna is next. The Makita in my profile picture is the one I did first.
This saw was also in a case. That also helped.
This is not my saw. It's my Dad's, so there will be no porting, he believes in no power adding mods. But, I might be able to convince him to atleast do an MM. The piston will be lightened a little as well. No porting though......
Ok enough rambling, on to some before tear down pictures. I am going to put them in as full size. But, if the mods want I can just do the thumbnail version. I don't know if full size pictures take up more space than thumbnail pictures.
As you can tell, it's not to bad. For from new looking though!
Edit: picture of the tag on the saw.
Is the title says, it an Husqvarna Rancher 50. The saw was through a fire. The building it was in burnt to the ground. But,The saw survived due to it being under a table and all the blow in insulation fell down and cover it. So it was somewhat protected. There were four saws in the fire. Ones done already, and the Husqvarna is next. The Makita in my profile picture is the one I did first.
This saw was also in a case. That also helped.
This is not my saw. It's my Dad's, so there will be no porting, he believes in no power adding mods. But, I might be able to convince him to atleast do an MM. The piston will be lightened a little as well. No porting though......
Ok enough rambling, on to some before tear down pictures. I am going to put them in as full size. But, if the mods want I can just do the thumbnail version. I don't know if full size pictures take up more space than thumbnail pictures.
As you can tell, it's not to bad. For from new looking though!
Edit: picture of the tag on the saw.