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I acquired a Husky 268 at the dump,, all there except the top cover.
It was dirty, only 60lbs compression, pulled the muffler all looks well.
Pulled the cylinder off, here is what I found, the locating pin for the ring may have been in to far,
I guess as the ring wore it was allowed to rotate, the ring gap traveled to the one side.
The ring was very stuck from carbon, only 1/3 was stuck, broke after trying to gently manipulate it off.
The cylinder is perfect, it and the piston are mahle and I dont think the saw has been apart, the piston flops around pretty good.
I could not get the pin to move.
Great $5 project.
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i plan to either keep or sell it, seems like a dandy saw for limbing or small wood cuts good seems like it has torque not much chain speed but that is ok to me.
 
I have my C9 getting ready to blast and powder coat. I think I have most of the parts I need to put it back together.
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Also made a few different sizes of defectors.
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Thanks, Brian
 
WP_20150927_20_24_12_Pro.jpg WP_20150926_001.jpg Greetings to all,

I'm rather new here but I enjoy saw machinery and fixing them in the little spare time I have. I have amassed a modest fleet despite claims to not be a collector. Saws are like Pringles...

Latest projects are an old Onan Genny, and the reassembly of a Rupp Roadster that had been in parts for a few years.

Looking for help adjusting the oil pump on the 2100CD but it appears to be non adjustable...

thanks for looking!

Denis
 
My antique general motors shop fridge made a fireworks show last night and i had to move it near the bench to heavy to pick it up, Power cord was frayed and ugly and the compressor start cap wires were ugly so i installed some heat shrink tubing on the compressor wires and replaced the power cord. Now i got cold drinks again i only wished it looked at good as it runs.
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Wish I could double like a post.

Any plans for those folds? If you ever want to part with any, I'd be interested bud.
I gave them all away to someone to try. Next time I make some I'll let you know.
I made a bunch of different sizes and shapes because I have no idea what would fit on what.

Thanks, Brian
 
I acquired a Husky 268 at the dump,, all there except the top cover.
It was dirty, only 60lbs compression, pulled the muffler all looks well.
Pulled the cylinder off, here is what I found, the locating pin for the ring may have been in to far,
I guess as the ring wore it was allowed to rotate, the ring gap traveled to the one side.
The ring was very stuck from carbon, only 1/3 was stuck, broke after trying to gently manipulate it off.
The cylinder is perfect, it and the piston are mahle and I dont think the saw has been apart, the piston flops around pretty good.
I could not get the pin to move.
Great $5 project.
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You try heating it up in an oven or with a heat gun? might be enough to pop the ring loose.
 
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