Sure could use a top cover for a 5200 counter vibe.
You got the top screw nut for one? I may have one thats missing the top nut.
Sure could use a top cover for a 5200 counter vibe.
You got the top screw nut for one? I may have one thats missing the top nut.
this bar was on the 2.3 craftsman i got a few weeks ago. when i took the chain off i noticed there was no sprocket. then i saw the blue on the tip. it had been run awhile like that. a little groove had started.
can you get a sprocket kit for the tip on these bars ? i tried to knock the pin out but didn't want to damage it til i found out if it was repairable or not. its 18" overall. what do the numbers say it is ? i already have a new chain for this set up from baileys so i need to fix this or get another bar the same length. what current bars will fit if i can't fix this one ?
"Chris, just lay out the 10 bucks for the proper tool to adjust that carb... splined carb screws..."
I followed Modifiedmark's advice ^ (given in another thread), although I had to try three shops before I found it. I don't mind buying specialized tools, even when I don't use them very often, but this thing looks like a disposable POS, and I'm really glad that it cost 'only' $10.81.
That said, it fits the splined screws nice & snug, and turns them without a problem. Once I start using it I'm sure that I'll be glad that I bought it.
One tech, the one who told which shop carries the tool, told me that Husqvarna sent him a notice stating that he could be fined $3,700.00 for selling the official Husky tool to anyone other than a certified Husqvarna Technician. Say what?
I happened across an ad on the Norfolk Craigslist on Saturday night for a 5200 bow saw. My daughter's emergency appendectomy on Monday morning put my plans on hold to get it but the seller was very accommodating in holding it for me in the absence of payment. Saw will need the fuel system worked over as the gas had turned to varnish. Here are some pictures:
I don't have one, never seen one. The top cover was missing when I got the saw. The top cover and a few av mounts is all it needs to be put back together. I might can make one if I knew what it looked like.
Dang, I can never find anything cool on Craigslist around here.
Look at the picture just posted of that 5200 bowsaw and you will see the nut in the center of the cover that holds that cover on.
Its a special nut that is kinda flanged on the bottom and is held in place with a retaining ring.
I just stumbled on this one and think it being a bow saw probably kept it from being snapped up. I called on a 306 bow saw on my way home but got no answer. The message said it was a tree service and I thought it was significantly overpriced at $150.
Hopefully my daughter comes home tomorrow.
I'm trying to get a good look at it. I've made a bunch of the choke and oiler buttons for LP's Big Mac saws. This looks like a piece of cake. Have all kinds of left over stock sometimes it nice to have a machine shop in the yard. NOW IF I JUST HAD A COVER TO PUT IT ON.(hint hint)
Might would swap a ford product for a good one and some av mounts.
Look at the picture just posted of that 5200 bowsaw and you will see the nut in the center of the cover that holds that cover on.
Its a special nut that is kinda flanged on the bottom and is held in place with a retaining ring.
Good news on your daughter!
Well $150 for a 306A bow....
I wouldnt say that its way out of line if its nice and the bow setup is good.
That bow setup on those is quite involved and includes alot of special parts that are hard to find. If its above average conditon, I would give that for it.
But thats just me and I'm known to be a Poulan nut. (and my 245A bow could use some company.)
I am known as a CASO (Cheap A$$ Saw Owner) and thought the $150 tag was too high. I found one in GA for $50 but the owner would not ship. When I finally found someone to get it he decided not to sell. I have not paid over $50 for any of the last 4 bow saws I have bought and 3 of them were Poulans. If you want it, I can check it out.....
I here you but bows are rare around here and there were more common in your part of the country.
Like I said, its not really the bow itself, its the rest of the setup you need to mount a bow on a 306 or 245.
Yeah if your close you could check it, but like I said before it would have to be in above average conditon for that.
Average condition but with a still good P/C and a good bow I say maybe 50-75% of that.
Just my opinion mind you.
Here are some pictures:
Hard to tell from those pictures, but it looks at least average if not a little better.
Looks like all the bow setup is there and thats the main thing.
Is it a project or running?
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