Riff Raff Raffle Saw builds of the 1212 type

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Replaced a dickered up cylinder bolt.
Need to get them tight!

 

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Does it run yet?

She's dickered now.

wished I had had more stuff to add, for some odd resons I don't get in any 254's even there was sold tons of them.
Forgot to add oem screws, they have a coned head.

Going to have to order up some of those bolts, ones I had went into the cranckshaft lobe and locked the motor.

 

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Heat shield from Tor.
Also a new rubber bumper for the top cover.

 

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Performance depends on details. So gapping and marking the electrode to find one that will orient properly, pay dividends later. Or so I like to think.



New oem air filter, fuel line and Oregon fuel filter.

 

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New bucking Spike and chain guard.

Does anyone know what this hole into the oil tank is for?

 

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Screws for metal sleave retainer are NLA.

 

[huskihl]

Screws for metal sleave retainer are NLA.

For which? Where?

 

[p61 western]

Screws for metal sleave retainer are NLA.

Can you shorten the ones you tried already?

 

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For which? Where?

For the metal seal retainer. Screws from plastic ones are different.

 

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Can you shorten the ones you tried already?

nah, I'd rather get it right and not have a problem later. Will just have to use the plastic one is all.

 

[Tor R]

Screws for metal sleave retainer are NLA.

what part number do the screws for metal sleeve has, and what is the part number for the screws to the plastic sleeve Steve?

 

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what part number do the screws for metal sleeve has, and what is the part number for the screws to the plastic sleeve Steve?

501 49 76-01 for metal sleeve. Oddly this is the only one shown on the IPL's at the parts place, right up to the most current. Like the plastic one never existed. They are 4mm with a 5 mm sized head.

 

[Tor R]

501 49 76-01 for metal sleeve. Oddly this is the only one shown on the IPL's at the parts place, right up to the most current. Like the plastic one never existed. They are 4mm with a 5 mm sized head.

its typhical Husky, their IPL's always lack parts. Their screws are the same as used on 44 also.
I dont even know how those plastic sleeve screws look.

If we dont can get them screws in US we has to ship over some from Norway.

 

[Gary Courtney]

501 49 76-01 for metal sleeve. Oddly this is the only one shown on the IPL's at the parts place, right up to the most current. Like the plastic one never existed. They are 4mm with a 5 mm sized head.

The plastic bearing covers are notorious for warping! Just rebuilt 2 and both were warped. The plasic ones use the allen head screws and the metal one uses slot head countersunk.

 

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You can trust me when I say that it really sucked having to admit that I made a mistake. Surely we've seen enough of what trying to cover them up looks like later.

We all make mistakes. Admitting that is the tough part.

Read the thread.....might have those screws.

 

[USMC615]

Excellent thread Steve!

 

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The plastic bearing covers are notorious for warping! Just rebuilt 2 and both were warped. The plasic ones use the allen head screws and the metal one uses slot head countersunk.

Looks like I better wait to find some screws then.

We all make mistakes. Admitting that is the tough part.

Read the thread.....might have those screws.

It was tough, but sure got a lot easier after that, instead of increasingly worse and worse.

Let me know please.

its typhical Husky, their IPL's always lack parts. Their screws are the same as used on 44 also.
I dont even know how those plastic sleeve screws look.

If we dont can get them screws in US we has to ship over some from Norway.

I'll try and get a picture for you in a bit.

Excellent thread Steve!

Just trying to show folks what they are gonna get if they pick one of these two saws for a prize.

 

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@Tor R

Small thread with bigger head that takes a 4mm Allen wrench instead of 3mm.

 

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Found some.

 

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