What's on your bench?

[heimannm]

Serial number read RH 748571.



Those are the only identifying marks I can find.

Mark

 

[Woodslasher]

FML.

 

[hacskaroly]

Those are the only identifying marks I can find.

The guy in this video cracks me up, he really loves old chainsaws! He fires up his Danarm 55 and it sounds like a beast!

 

[Partner]

The guy in this video cracks me up, he really loves old chainsaws! He fires up his Danarm 55 and it sounds like a beast!

In fact, he has a lot of different antique chainsaws / The second saw in the ad is bigger, so it also sounds better

 

[Partner]

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Serial number read RH 748571.

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Those are the only identifying marks I can find.

Mark

This is an older version of this model, they differ in ignition and I wonder what else

 

[Tor R]

246 - 95, paid $100, only defect was a broken cord.
So it has been run rich mixture, guess its sprocket is on first.
A good basis to become a good chainsaw, and will be a summer saw in my collection.
Will get new hose, filter, gaskets, ring, plug, carb kit + porting of course

A tad carbon:


As expected, KS piston.

 

[Woodwackr]

FML.
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Repairable, srcarr, but not cheaply…

 

[Rich Fife]

YFZ450 frames. Line bored with a hand drill. Aluminum Bronze bushings installed.
Not the most ideal way to do it... but, it works.

 

[Rich Fife]

A couple more pics. Number 2 is complete.
This shaft was made from tool steel, the cutter was from a solid carbide end mill that I broke and modified/ground... then I just used basic tooling and pulled the bushings into their bores.

 

[Mastermind]

A couple more pics. Number 2 is complete.
This shaft was made from tool steel, the cutter was from a solid carbid end mill that I broke and modified/ground... then I just used basic tooling and pulled the bushings into their bores.

You got skills brother.

 

[jacob j.]

FML.
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066?

 

[Rich Fife]

You got skills brother.

Thank you sir!

 

[Woodslasher]

066?

361, actually. I don't know how you do it on such a wee little saw, but they did.

 

[whitesnake]

A couple more pics. Number 2 is complete.
This shaft was made from tool steel, the cutter was from a solid carbide end mill that I broke and modified/ground... then I just used basic tooling and pulled the bushings into their bores.

Slick…very slick. Good work.

 

[Rich Fife]

Slick…very slick. Good work.

Thank you.

 

[Rich Fife]

(2) 335xpt saws... they cleaned up ok... but, they need new pistons, fuel lines, etc... bearings feel good but I'll swap those out as well. Should be a decent project... might see if I can find some other piston that will aid in POWA. (38mm)

 

[whitesnake]

(2) 335xpt saws... they cleaned up ok... but, they need new pistons, fuel lines, etc... bearings feel good but I'll swap those out as well. Should be a decent project... might see if I can find some other piston that will aid in POWA. (38mm)

Looks like they cleaned up nicely. I haven’t had much time for my winter projects. The snow has kept me plenty busy. Seems we’re getting a break this week.

 

[Rich Fife]

Looks like they cleaned up nicely. I haven’t had much time for my winter projects. The snow has kept me plenty busy. Seems we’re getting a break this week.

Yessir... not too bad. Once the better/warm weather arrives, my saws, saw projects fo into the shed or I sell them. Lol

 

[JKNW]

Well it was on the bench, made it on the back of the MB for pics though. Snagged this little 026 on eBay, didn't really notice that it was semi-frankensteined at the time. Gas tank/rear handle and top plastics are from a 260. Made putting the bigger 260 air filter in easy at least. It got 3 points and a muffler mod pretty much out of the box, waiting on a new bar and chain in the mail yet.

 

[TheDarkLordChinChin]

This is the HD air filter on one of my 461s after approx ten tanks of fuel.
And no, I don't run dull chains.






And this broken spark plug on my neighbours 026 cut my right index finger pretty good when I tried to unscrew it by hand.





How do they break like that does anyone know?