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I like the middle sawWeekend is over and I am done with my 254's for now, left to do some plastic work on the middle one. I always wanted one 254....
I knew there was a reason why I bought all those 262's, I use those HDA 120 carbs on 254's.
All of them have got new bearings, seals, ring and carb kit, and so on.
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From left, 254SG year 97, 1mm thin ring piston, psi 215. (gotta love those neat old 254 jugs)
In the middle, 254 XPG year 91, Mahle jug, later I will work to bring up compression a tad.
To the right, 254 XPG year 01, psi 190.
Since I am done with them, next to finish is my 133SG, and I want to build up 2x262, year 92 and year 95.
IL hit the like button when you post a vid of the saw running with that semi trailer muffler mod. Bet it's loud yeahyaFinished putting my ported 51 back together and topped it off with this muffler.Still needs painted, thought I would see how it ran first.View attachment 16925View attachment 16926
A rare site !
A rare site !
There's six of them......I missed one in the picture.
That little group works for me !! now i know where they all wentWeekend is over and I am done with my 254's for now, left to do some plastic work on the middle one. I always wanted one 254....
I knew there was a reason why I bought all those 262's, I use those HDA 120 carbs on 254's.
All of them have got new bearings, seals, ring and carb kit, and so on.
View attachment 16919
From left, 254SG year 97, 1mm thin ring piston, psi 215. (gotta love those neat old 254 jugs)
In the middle, 254 XPG year 91, Mahle jug, later I will work to bring up compression a tad.
To the right, 254 XPG year 01, psi 190.
Since I am done with them, next to finish is my 133SG, and I want to build up 2x262, year 92 and year 95.
you prefer them with a bit lower compression?I like the middle saw
it's taken me long time Simon, first I thought I should rebuild what I had, on the road I got 3 others for pretty much nothing.That little group works for me !! now i know where they all went
I like the not so clean look. I'd be afraid to take a air hose to the other sawsyou prefer them with a bit lower compression?
it's taken me long time Simon, first I thought I should rebuild what I had, on the road I got 3 others for pretty much nothing.
All in all I have put 410$ in those four 254sg/xpg.
Even nowadays I hope to get more promising 262's, but two of what I have is decent projects.
you prefer them with a bit lower compression?
it's taken me long time Simon, first I thought I should rebuild what I had, on the road I got 3 others for pretty much nothing.
All in all I have put 410$ in those four 254sg/xpg.
Even nowadays I hope to get more promising 262's, but two of what I have is decent projects.
I regret letting a client have my 254 xp ! I had worked it over and was a real peach . My thought was that i would replace it with another and make some cash from the sale to fund it plus have some left over. Errrr ...No ! ..254's have now taken off in money so i haven't found the next saw as a project. £250-£350 sterling seems to be around the figure over here for a tidy runner if your lucky.. A right "Nail " makes £150 !! thats if you can even find one . They don't come like this one in my picture often as they tend to have a hard life in Forestry here.you prefer them with a bit lower compression?
it's taken me long time Simon, first I thought I should rebuild what I had, on the road I got 3 others for pretty much nothing.
All in all I have put 410$ in those four 254sg/xpg.
Even nowadays I hope to get more promising 262's, but two of what I have is decent projects.
hehe I was just currious if you prefered them with a tad lower compression, but I agree with you, that 91xpg is the one who have gone through a war earlier in life.I like the not so clean look. I'd be afraid to take a air hose to the other saws
two beautiful examples Simon.I regret letting a client have my 254 xp ! I had worked it over and was a real peach . My thought was that i would replace it with another and make some cash from the sale to fund it plus have some left over. Errrr ...No ! ..254's have now taken off in money so i haven't found the next saw as a project. £250-£350 sterling seems to be around the figure over here for a tidy runner if your lucky.. A right "Nail " makes £150 !! thats if you can even find one . They don't come like this one in my picture often as they tend to have a hard life in Forestry here.View attachment 16969
Oh man. Is it cracked just behind mount. Hard to tell on my phoneWell my ms460 build got dealt a serious kick iView attachment 17004 n the head today.
Well my ms460 build got dealt a serious kick iView attachment 17004 n the head today.
Thanks Mike I got a fiberglass repair kit in the shop I am going to try to fix it just to see if I can lolI think some people have repaired them, and they now make AM ones (ask Dave), so you are luckier than I was when I needed on on my 044 several years back. I think it set me back $160, they are less now.