Milling Again

[DaveLindsay]

Well I got all the parts to repair the 076 chainsaw after I put the clutch straight through the side cover. Note to self make sure clutch nut is tight before milling.
Anyway I was back into it today and completed milling 9- 4"x4"'s and a few small 1" sections. So I now have enough to get started on building the wife's gazebo. Tomorrow will be spent dressing & sanding up the timber. Hopefully I'll be able to start building on Thursday.
Thanks to everyone on the site for all of your shared knowledge so freely given it made this little project so much easier than it could have been (that's including the slightly damaged side cover, LOL).



And the total haul.

 

[TedyOH]

Nice lumber! I need that exact plate complete with brake parts as well - can I ask where you got it from?
Thanks in advance.

 

[BobL]

Good work Dave!

 

[DaveLindsay]

It was just a cover not a complete chain break side cover they no longer stock them here nor the components to retro fit an existing one. I'm currently trying to find some older saws locally to try a scavange. There is a AM cover on sale in Germany on eBay. Check out the 051 - 076 sticky in the chain saw forum.
Regards DaveL

 

[BobL]

How are those new chains going?

 

[TedyOH]

There is a AM cover on sale in Germany on eBay. Check out the 051 - 076 sticky in the chain saw forum.

I saw you mentioned the "AM cover" in the 051-076 thread, question is what is it? I googled and tried searching on ebay with no luck.

 

[DaveLindsay]

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I saw you mentioned the "AM cover" in the 051-076 thread, question is what is it? I googled and tried searching on ebay with no luck.

I'll send you through the link. I've just got to find it.

 

[DaveLindsay]

How are those new chains going?

I have only used the 36" chain but it did three 14" cuts before a sharpened it and then it did another four cuts all done in about 2.5 hours it was just smooth.