Here is the saw. 1979 with early chain brake. Ignition proved faulty with both a broken high tension wire and coil. I put a coil off of a micro on it and extended the wire. I ground the radius of the armature leg to better match the flywheel. The mounting holes needed to be enlarged. Works well.
The HDB seems to like a richer than I am accustomed to setting at almost 1 1/2 turns out. Whereas the the H is sitting at about 7/8. It is a finicky carb, so I may be on the hunt for another.
I also burnt the flocking off of a air filter and glued some thin fabric felt around the perimeter of the wire cage. I used another filter to press fit it in place and used spray adhesive to saturate the felt from the wire side. I kept the saturation confined to the the rim of the filter. I periodically used a pair of pliers to insist the felt stay impregnated into the wire/glue as I worked on the rest of the saw. Bonus is it has residual tack and holds seals well on the saw. About $0.10 of felt and a bit of adhesive. We'll see.
Interesting to note, this unit does not have the manual adjust oil pump. I know they were short-lived and early.
The HDB seems to like a richer than I am accustomed to setting at almost 1 1/2 turns out. Whereas the the H is sitting at about 7/8. It is a finicky carb, so I may be on the hunt for another.
I also burnt the flocking off of a air filter and glued some thin fabric felt around the perimeter of the wire cage. I used another filter to press fit it in place and used spray adhesive to saturate the felt from the wire side. I kept the saturation confined to the the rim of the filter. I periodically used a pair of pliers to insist the felt stay impregnated into the wire/glue as I worked on the rest of the saw. Bonus is it has residual tack and holds seals well on the saw. About $0.10 of felt and a bit of adhesive. We'll see.
Interesting to note, this unit does not have the manual adjust oil pump. I know they were short-lived and early.