What's on your bench?

[Iron.and.bark]

Here is a link
http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/poulan-s6000-for-milling-saw.305501/

I do have to laugh at some of those replies. People who have never ran one or probably ever milled.

Will murder a 066, 394/5 milling. My converted 144 to 152/3 mills easily with a 44 bar and full comp chain. As for oil, never had a saw oil as much.

Sorry for the mild rant, but I imagine alot of you fella's don't check the milling section.

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

There is 1 like it over on AS jut posted tonight, I think it is this 1

I see that one has a better rear handle. The foot pad on that one appears to be mag while the one on my bench is the black plastic style.

 

[dustinwilt68]

Strange you dnt see 1 for a long time, then 2 pop up.lol very nice saws

 

[Frank bierce]

Sweet. I'll send you a PM.


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About 4 hours south of you guys.

 

[dustinwilt68]

Got this 372xp on the bench, putting a new 75cc xpw kit in it, the intake boot had a whole in it and toasted the old kit, figured might as well upgrade it with a 75cc kit, new muffler, intake boot and gaskets while I was at it. Going all stock for now, it will be for sale soon, this is a non-x torq model 2010.

 

[dustinwilt68]

Pics

 

[Iron.and.bark]

I see that one has a better rear handle. The foot pad on that one appears to be mag while the one on my bench is the black plastic style.

I actually prefer the removable black plastic rear handle.

Does it have the 2 piece bar nuts (spinning centre)?

 

[dustinwilt68]

Got the saw all back together, put an old bar and chain I had laying around here on it, started easily and ran gd, try and put it in some wood tomorrow. I love oem parts, they make the jobs easier

 

[dustinwilt68]

Another pic

 

[a. palmer jr.]

On my bench today is an 029 with a suspected vacuum/pressure leak which I'm gonna try to test using my homemade tester. I made a muffler block off plate with a piece of flat license plate with 2 pieces of inner tube stuck to each side and a pressure tester made of a blood pressure tester bulb and some hose and a gauge. Too cold to mess with it today, spent some of the day finding a rubber cork to go into the intake boot. Had to buy some new hose too because my old ones were too brittle..

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

Waiting on a carb kit for a husky 350.
And working on an MS180.

 

[Onan18]

Waiting on a carb kit for a husky 350.
And working on an MS180.

Does the 350 have the metal intake clamp? If not update it NOW before the saw eats itself. The kit is only like $9.00

Joe

 

[TJ the Chainsaw Mechanic]

Does the 350 have the metal intake clamp? If not update it NOW before the saw eats itself. The kit is only like $9.00

Joe

I'll have to double check, didn't pay attention. haha Thanks

 

[dall]

lol damn parts changers

 

[Onan18]

lol damn parts changers

Yes sir, I will look for any excuse to sell a sub $20.00 part to keep someone from having to buy a new saw.

 

[dall]

Yes sir, I will look for any excuse to sell a sub $20.00 part to keep someone from having to buy a new saw.

lol wasnt you i was talking about lol

 

[Tpagel]

First time setting up wheel with intention to grind

Stock No gasket #s

For the 2149

Ex 101
In 75
Trans 126



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[dustinwilt68]

Go for it man!

 

[Stackowood]

Another pic

Dustin how much is the OEM 75cc top end now?

 

[MustangMike]

Cut up a downed Oak for a friend of my Aunt's, and got my daughter a 1/2 cord in the process. Mostly used 2 saws, my Dr Al 026 "Lightning Limber", that little thing sure ate through the wood nicely today, I put a square sharpen on the .325.

For the bucking, I mostly used the 066 I just got back from Randy, and the Oak was no match for it. But Randy must really be under the weather, he forgot to put a sticker on my saw!

In the afternoon I screwed the chain catches onto the repaired holes on the 2 MS 461s, reinstalled the B&C, tested them and returned them to the tree guy. Both saws had the limiter pulled and two 1/4" holes on the starboard side up high. Seemed with that mod I had to back out the low screw about 1 & 1/4 turns on each, I was surprised it wanted that much! If I turned them in any tighter, the saws would seriously bog, or even stall, if you blipped the trigger.