Partner Chainsaw Thread

[jeagan]

we be next

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

Has anyone tried to secure the hole under the clutch bearing in toasters? To reduce draft in the crankcase

 

[av8or3]

Has anyone tried to secure the hole under the clutch bearing in toasters? To reduce draft in the crankcase

You should leave that hole open. Its purpose is to lubricate the clutch bearing.

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

You should leave that hole open. Its purpose is to lubricate the clutch bearing.

Other chainsaws do not have this hole

 

[av8or3]

Other chainsaws do not have this hole

But yours does. It’s a designed in leak.

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

But yours does. It’s a designed in leak.

I will try because there is no longer enough fuel for proper operation

 

[jeagan]

I will try because there is no longer enough fuel for proper operation

If you have to plug that hole, then there is something else wrong that needs attention.

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

If you have to plug that hole, then there is something else wrong that needs attention.

Crankshaft seals

 

[Modifiedmark]

Crankshaft seals

Just change the seals and don't worry about the hole.
For a P100
FW side 15x26x7
Clutch side 20x40x7

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

These sealants are very hard to fit, corrosion holds them together. The outer side of the sealant is steel. I saw a set of pullers once, maybe someone can recommend some?

 

[Modifiedmark]

Take a punch and drive the seal in just a bit to break it loose. Sometimes if i have room I use a tiny drill bit and drill a hole in the seal, then put a metal screw in it then pry it up and out.

 

[bob kern]

I suppose this item is unobtanium????? On my pro Mac 1000.

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

Take a punch and drive the seal in just a bit to break it loose. Sometimes if i have room I use a tiny drill bit and drill a hole in the seal, then put a metal screw in it then pry it up and out.

I'll try, but it seems that the metal ring is only on the outside and is thin, maybe I can screw it in

 

[Modifiedmark]

I suppose this item is unobtanium????? On my pro Mac 1000.View attachment 1215556

Big Partner cutoff saw coil will work. They are all over aftermarket.

 

[bob kern]

Big Partner cutoff saw coil will work. They are all over aftermarket.

Thanks Mark! After I posted that, I found one on fee pay for $40 . It's on the way.
I actually tho, on a hunch, went back out and messed with the wire and......... Now it's running AND I have a back up coil on the way!
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[flatsfisher]

good morning. looking for a few parts for my PM1000/P100.

1. 2 chain plates. Partner #262080. mine came with plates but pretty sure not the right ones. one of them looks homemade.
2. oil tank plug. NOS or very good condition. mine is working but hammered. looks like it's made of lead or something.
3. all parts for chain brake.

here is a pic of the chain plates I have.

 

[flatsfisher]

also have a few questions. this is the 36" bar that was on the saw when I bought it. do not see any chain oiling holes to get oil into the bar groove. wrong bar?

 

[flatsfisher]

any idea what this aluminum plate is for? looks like it broke from vibrations over the years. was this a winter/summer temps thing?

thanks.

 

[flatsfisher]

this split ring was left over when I put the recoil starter back together. I thought it went between the rope pulley and the spring, but it doesn't seem to belong anywhere. the starter is working without it but has me a bit worried. this ring is not shown in either the PM1000 or P100 IPL's in the starter assembly.

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

also have a few questions. this is the 36" bar that was on the saw when I bought it. do not see any chain oiling holes to get oil into the bar groove. wrong bar?

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I'll see what the guide I got with the saw looks like