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I have a husky 50 that I rebuilt, new bearings, seals, top end, etc. and I have had some issues with the oiler. This is the second one that has gotten chewed up like this. What am I doing wrong? Did I locate the metal worm gear on the crank wrong? Someone has to know, there are enough of these saws out there.

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Enlighten me please!
thanks
 
Washed, scrubbed and preened all these wood nurdlers last weekend. Husky for the win!!
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Actually all the procedures for painting a saw are on this forum,not all together in one thread but scattered throughout the forum.Which part of the process do you have a question about. All painting is basically the same. Preperation (sanding) surface repair, priming. Applying top coat.
 
I have a husky 50 that I rebuilt, new bearings, seals, top end, etc. and I have had some issues with the oiler. This is the second one that has gotten chewed up like this. What am I doing wrong? Did I locate the metal worm gear on the crank wrong? Someone has to know, there are enough of these saws out there.

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Enlighten me please!
thanks
Looks like the worm gear is in too far
 
Actually all the procedures for painting a saw are on this forum,not all together in one thread but scattered throughout the forum.Which part of the process do you have a question about. All painting is basically the same. Preperation (sanding) surface repair, priming. Applying top coat.
Ah you repainted it. I seee now. Looks good :clap: I used to work in a body shop for 4 years. I thought you had managed to polish the HDPE tank, recoil and cover plastics. (the bit I am struggling with)

I am in the process of doing a number on my 262xp and 181se. Well firstly it's a rebuild of both and getting them back to working order and then a strip and paint of the crank cases and other magnesium parts etc.

I am looking at how to flat back through the grades the plastic (from 400-2000 grit) and then polishing with a orbital mop. Problem that I had when testing on the underside of the tank is they get hotter far quicker than paint and melt before the polishing can take effect.
 
Just finished the initial rebuild of this beaut.. it's is soo nicely weighted for its power. Base delete so far, muffler mod next, then a timing advance, then slowly start to port the jug. I want to see the gains at each stage.
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All -

I was so excited about my new Husky MS90A purchase that I wanted to post it in the Husky sticky thread. And then I realized that we don't have one?!?!? So here you go!

And back on topic - what better saw to start off the Husky thread than with an MS90A, which I believe is Husky's first commercially produced chainsaw. This beauty is en route to me from the Mother Land (Sweden), and it's my first Husky, too.

Ok, who's up next?

Scott

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Wow what a beauty,I wish I could get hold of one [emoji102] .

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