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looks like this saw was ran on some really old gas at one point according to the out edge of the piston
it shows the detonation damage.

The only thing i can tell you about the saw is i bought it running from a local husqvarna dealer.
it was bought new by two brothers in the early 80's and they were loggers both of them amish.

The saw is original to my area and was sold new by the dealer which has been around since 1976.
 

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Have you pulled the top cover Jake?
Yes i have pulled the plastic cover and looked inside and it looks nice but i didn't pull the jug before i sold the saw.
i just thought new rings and seals might have breathed some new life back into it.

I sure as hell was wrong about that....
 

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The drama of this thread, and many others, is disturbing. As usual, I'm not getting it. Perhaps I am learning disabled as well.

I know the Moo man quite well.

This saw was just a gift to Jake by some generous folks here. I haven't seen anything insulting come from Jake. Perhaps some uncomfortableness about receiving a gift from an unknown person, but that's about it. I think many of us may have reacted just the same.

The story on the saw is as goes...

Someone bought Jake's old crappy 266SE off of him and sold/gave/swapped to another member. The saw wa in bad shape internally. The piston was one of the worst many saw in a running saw. Squish in the front was apparently in excess of .125.


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A bunch of guys starting chatting about it and decided to give it a go. It got a NOS 272 P&C that was ported with some good numbers.

Then it got carried away, because the 272 jug required a ton of parts that simply didn't fit the original 266. So parts started being shipped to Moo from the corners of the earth. The generosity was astounding.

At one point, the Moo man even tried his hand at hydrodipping, but it didn't work out. View attachment 89194

So the build was nearly finished, after swapping in 100 parts that weren't know to differ from a 266/272. Like the entire intake tract, the bolts to jug, the clutch cover that wouldn't clear the decomp, the replacement cover that got ruined in the hydrodip attempt, etc...

The flywheel springs weren't any good, so Moooooo threw his hands in the air and the Mango Man offered to finish the saw up.

That's pretty much it. Was a fun idea and the Moo man hopes Jake likes the saw. He thought his 064 might have just been too pretty to toss in his truck for work, but that this lil beast might suit Jake well.
Al if you ever make it down to the gtg you should run the saw it is a animal and quite fun to use but i must warn people who use it.
Use the decomp or else you might have so dislocated fingers.
 

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Yes i have pulled the plastic cover and looked inside and it looks nice but i didn't pull the jug before i sold the saw.
i just thought new rings and seals might have breathed some new life back into it.

I sure as hell was wrong about that....

There was no way for you to know Jake. I'm sure Dave knew it was unknown issues when he bought it.
Did you pull the top cover since you got it back?
 

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There was no way for you to know Jake. I'm sure Dave knew it was unknown issues when he bought it.
Did you pull the top cover since you got it back?
yes and it looks quite nice under there the flywheels looks new as well. if you run into brett aka @GoBigBlue1984 he can tell you what kind of shape the saw was in when he got it.
 

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I met Jake at the dealer that day he bought it. I remember it well, I bought a 262 that day. He bought that 266 and it was rough. We got to the trucks though and it fired up. Surprised us both. Other than that though I knew nothing about the saw. IIRC it was pretty rough cosmetically.
 

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I think all that made this saw 4 Jakey are a top bunch of fellers. The hydrodip looked really special, pity it did'nt work out. Helping each other is what this forum does best on its good days.
 

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I met Jake at the dealer that day he bought it. I remember it well, I bought a 262 that day. He bought that 266 and it was rough. We got to the trucks though and it fired up. Surprised us both. Other than that though I knew nothing about the saw. IIRC it was pretty rough cosmetically.
it had a hard life. did you ever get that 262 going?
 
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