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I currently have a little husky 136 on the bench
Saw has been in the owners family since new and he asked me to service it and give it a birthday as it had never been serviced properly.
It was well coated in bar oil and saw dust but the bar and chain were dry and worn out.
On inspection, the bar has no oil holes????
This has caused the oil pump piston to flat spot and not spin or pump oil properly.

New bar and chain, new OEM oil pump etc on the way.
Also gave it a good dual port muffler mod
 

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I also just sat my 066 on the bench and dug out the 288 piston I bought for it a while back
Going to port the Mahle cylinder I have which has average numbers but is all I have.
Would like to keep the piston stock but need to 288 slug to help get the exhaust lower without lowering the intake too much
 

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How much wood has it cut with no oil to the chain you must wonder. Wow.
Here are both sides.
Must be a manufacturing fault

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Tiny little original muffler opening got stretched and a 2nd one added.
I also skeletonised the inner baffle

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buffed it back and re-painted in high temp black, just cause I like things to look half decent
 

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I will get a pic of the bar mount tomorrow.
Well actually it will be today as its almost 1am
I am off to bed
 

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I was running this little ms180 sleeper and didn't like the crappy response I have been getting with the 200t carb so I said "F-it" and did this to it...
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Oh it took care of the little hesitation it was having.....and then some. You'll have to excuse the fuel line mess, I need to jam a different angled barb into the hole to run with the oem line.
I can't wait to get the right wood for it to try it out.

I got the grinder back out and completely hogged out the intake to use a 372 boot...along with hitting the transfers and exhaust pretty hard to give it a reason for a 372 carb. Lol

Yes...that is a main nozzle check valve for a wj69 carb I'm using for a fuel tank vent. Those things can really breathe well with absolutely zero resistance.
 
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