What's on your bench?

[peter92]

Gota Love the wife and kids. It won't get any. Better than that.

Oh Yes, need the tin lids and hand break haha

 

[Dub11]

Grrrrrrrrrrr

Stupid Chinese plating the band.

I need a lathe :-(

Stupid bills
Stupid kids
Stupid home loan.

Best Answer?

 

[Tor R]

All in all I ended up to spend 25$ on this one, new ring, plug, fuel line.
Start cover & clutch cover & airfilter & carb where given to me from my dealer long time ago.







Left to cut a bit wood with it and get it out from my home!

 

[Sty57]

All in all I ended up to spend 25$ on this one, new ring, plug, fuel line.
Start cover & clutch cover & airfilter & carb where given to me from my dealer long time ago.

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Left to cut a bit wood with it and get it out from my home!

Them are nice little saws for what they are. Ive had a few of them over the years.

 

[Tor R]

Got the time to almost finish this one also, ended up to work out smooth, new ring, fuel line, plug, rim & bearing, and a couple missing screws, and it started up smooth. Will use it for awhile before I give the jug a bit porting.



This cable cover is one we don't find much info in any IPL's, it's a sleeve that is used on 351/346/353/357/359.


I belive the correct part number is # 504 04 35 01

 

[Tor R]

Them are nice little saws for what they are. Ive had a few of them over the years.

They are not so bad Brian, I found it easier to put together compared to 345, but that doesnt say much since I hate those plastic clamshells

 

[decableguy2000]

All in all I ended up to spend 25$ on this one, new ring, plug, fuel line.
Start cover & clutch cover & airfilter & carb where given to me from my dealer long time ago.

Left to cut a bit wood with it and get it out from my home!

Looks good Tor, I have the Jonsered version. It's kind of and odd model. Its an okay limbing saw. mine stays on my work truck.

 

[Tor R]

Looks good Tor, I have the Jonsered version. It's kind of and odd model. Its an okay limbing saw. mine stays on my work truck.

thanks bud
This 45 was an interesting project, first time I've worked with one. The thing I disliked most was the intake system, same concept as we find on 55.

 

[Sty57]

They are not so bad Brian, I found it easier to put together compared to 345, but that doesnt say much since I hate those plastic clamshells

We have a few of them cheapie saws around the farm. Dad has some that just stay on the tractors, if they fall of and get run over it's no big deal.

 

[mdavlee]

Grrrrrrrrrrr

Stupid Chinese plating the band.

I need a lathe :-(

Stupid bills
Stupid kids
Stupid home loan.

They plate the whole band or just the outer edge? I've cut a few with HSS steel by putting the cutter on an angle and starting towards the center

 

[Brewz]

The

They plate the whole band or just the outer edge? I've cut a few with HSS steel by putting the cutter on an angle and starting towards the center

entire band to half way up into the chamber

Note to self. Don't try and modify cross performance cylinders

 

[mdavlee]

The

entire band to half way up into the chamber

Note to self. Don't try and modify cross performance cylinders

Ouch. That would suck to cut by hand.

 

[rattler]

Little saw I stasted on this evening

 

[Canadian farm boy]

Working on a toy for my buddy mustangmike. Should have it in wood this weekend sometime.

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

Waiting on a carb for an MS180c.
Just fixed up a trashed 362R. Customer complained of High idle issues....well....with two loose front head bolts and a broken decomp valve I think we have found our issue. The idiot that owns this saw trashes his equipment and then complains and expects them back good as new the next day. Pretty much gonna tell him GFY if he complains about the bill on this one! There was more saw dust in the gas tank than fuel.....hadn't been serviced since New....which woulda been about 6 years.
Had to flush and go through the fuel system.....luckily I was able to tighten the head bolts and it holds pressure and vacuum. Replaced the way worn out plug.....took about 30 minutes cleaning it....serviced it and then sharpened the chain....well....bit grumpy on start up but runs pretty darn good. Oh yeah....starter pulley was severely worn out. Replace it and the rope. Bout $140 on the customer....was gonna charge an extra $50 for him trying to rush me, but I'm not the owner.
EDIT: Yes I did check the piston and cylinder. To my surprise there wasn't even a bit of scoring.

 

[Stackowood]

The darn things are multiplying. 1 ready to send back to it's owner, 2 for sale, a 201T getting and update, another 192T getting a full service, and 2 more on the way in.

 

[Stackowood]

Had to flush and go through the fuel system.....luckily I was able to tighten the head bolts and it holds pressure and vacuum. Replaced the way worn out plug.....took about 30 minutes cleaning it....serviced it and then sharpened the chain....well....bit grumpy on start up but runs pretty darn good. Oh yeah....starter pulley was severely worn out.

And of course that's all warranty work!!

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

And of course that's all warranty work!!

He Wishes. lol!

 

[Stackowood]

Got the time to almost finish this one also, ended up to work out smooth, new ring...

I love those 353's ! Nice work on that one.

 

[jeepsnchainsaws]

After I get the pieces I want out of this and clean up the mess... I THINK I'm done with the bench until fall.