Thanks mustang and guido thats the saw. So it's made by roper.
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.
Hey Mark my 5200 does not have that type of top cover it's got three screw holes in the case to hold it down. What you reckon.
This style doesn't use the locating pins with the center nut but uses 3 screws to attach it.
Interesting that the green cover has one top nut and the black as three side screws. Also I believe the green has no decals on it.
Bob
John, that 2000 looks like new.
Hey Mark my 5200 does not have that type of top cover it's got three screw holes in the case to hold it down. What you reckon.
Thanks, Mark. It's a keeper for sure. Did'nt want to run when I got it, it had a wood chip stuck under the reed. (Runs great now) Had to get a pic of it on here because of the no picture it did'nt happen thing LOL.
Wood chip under the reed, yeah that happens, you better check the air filter on it and make sure its good.
oww thats a nice 2000 does it run as good as it looks?
Nope some moron drilled a hole in the carb cover so they could adjust it (WAY OUT OF WACK). If you look at the picture real close you can see the foam piece that I stuffed in the hole for now. All my other carb covers for these saws are green and I think the black match's better even with the foam in it.
Bob, from what I have learned, that cover on Steves saw is called the optional cover because it came with the optional hand guard and it seems it was only that way on later black top models.
You will see if you look that the center cover nut would be in the way of mounting the handguard so they went with the 3 screws to hold that cover on.
I have a black top without the handguard and it has the center hold down.
Mine actully has the center hold down nut but the case was tapped for the 3 screws because the threads on the top of the cyl wallered out and wouldnt hold the center hold down stud anymore.
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