You talking about these av's? Make sure you have the fat coarse fastener to tank in there inside.Speaking of fee pay, I found a set of av mounts for my craftoulan on there last night. $18 was fair enough I guess. The saw runs great so it's worth spending $ on. Never have figured out exactly what saw it is but the ad said the mounts were for a 3300 poulan. I think part of the issue was there seems to be a plastic insert that pushes into the rubber part of the mount once it's in place ( like a lot of saws ) there was nothing there when I got the saw so maybe the ones on their way will be the silver bullet to the problem.
It currently has nothing that looks like the second pic. That's probably the issue with it.You talking about these av's? Make sure you have the fat coarse fastener to tank in there inside.
Yes these black plastic caps go in them with a fat coarse fastener too on outside. But seen many run without these,
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Old pic with everything there so you can see. Some of them came with a plastic chain tensioner that goes inside, just in case yours is one of those. It is the plug and tensioner all in one.It currently has nothing that looks like the second pic. That's probably the issue with it.
That helps a ton. Thanks so much.Old pic with everything there so you can see. Some of them came with a plastic chain tensioner that goes inside, just in case yours is one of those. It is the plug and tensioner all in one.
This was a parts saw I got with some case rot as seen. Someone used jb over the case rot.
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At 69cc this is not a small saw. The spring is much thicker then anything I have on hand.Maybe a spring off a more common smaller saw hopefully ? I’m not sure tho.
I ask Chris if any word on these being in my CR group. He said nope hasnt followed up on it since the test unit sent out and then all **** hit the fan in 2020. Grinded to a halt.Antbody heard from the guy that was going to make 4000 cylinders? I would be good for two of them right off the bat...
Cool saw!I just finished a refresh on this saw. This one is my Dads. Bought new in either ‘79 or ‘80. Used it for years to heat the house. He bought a new Stihl in the late 90s and this one sat. I remember bringing it to a shop and the owner telling me you can’t replace the fuel line on that saw. Sounded like ******** to me but I left it there as scrap not knowing better. That bothered me so I went back and got it with a few other saws that were “junk”. This was the second saw I “built”. And I’m sure you could find the post here. Fuel line, carb kit, gaskets. Then it ran. Used it for another 10 years and then it sat for a few more. They moved to a smaller house (more land) and I go the saw again. Just had its 3rd fuel line and filter. Carb was fine. Runs great again. Wiped it down sharpened the chain, it’s ready for another 10 year run.View attachment 1056123View attachment 1056124
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