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I also block off the governor as it makes them much easier to tune. I use a 6mm remington cartridge case as a punch (.243 win. or any of the .25 calibers will also work)
In my younger days I am certain I would have had to make at least 6 attempts using that (preferred) method.Paper hole punch on an aluminum beer can works good too. Learned that from Chris B but he forgot to tell the can leaks after that.
I'd like to see what you do/did there Mark. I've 3 with the Thyristor and another with the Ignitron. Are you eliminating the secondary coil ( not sure of the module/coil language with respect to these two piece Thyristor). The high tension doesn't come off of the flywheel coil like a points coil. My current P100 Thyristor has been "tampered" with indicating there may have been an issue. Once I get the governor taken care of I can investigate further. There is an aftermarket 1 piece coil that claims to work in place of the Partner set up that also works for some JRed and Husky models?? Mixed reviews with respect to advanced timing issues from one fellow. And, pricey.
I've yet to swap coils onto cores etc., let alone use a Nova module.
I was thinking of putting some filter material inside the frame but it is sealed and to demel it open might ruin it. Anyway I'll look for some felt like material to glue on or in.
Thanks for the in put.
Yep, my P100 must be early. It has the decompression button exactly like the R440T and the same ignition. Has the allowance in the clutch cover for the optional brake but was never setup with one.
Do you have any digital IPL's, literature/manuals etc for the series? I've only an original IPL that came with my R440T. I have not really found much in my searches.
I do have a complete OEM gasket and seals kit. I made scans of everything and they are dead on if you ever need them. Having said that, do you have any numbers for AM seals? I am not up to speed on cross-referencing yet. I leave that to Tim and others in the know
Dang now I got one more thing to do. I have a 1632 and thought it was pretty dang strong for a 55. Guess I should measure the bore also.
If it is a 65 that would be a trend and I wouldn't be surprised if Acres site is wrong. ..
As you surely know, the top end on that partiular saw may of course not be the original...
Hey Tim,
Just to make sure that I have an F65 I measured the bore and came up with 48mm which is correct for the 65. So far got it to pop on prime. Seems I didn't do a very good job on the carb. It pumps fuel up the the carb but nothing getting through. Try again tonight. One thing I notice is there doesn't seem to be any tank breather, as shown in the IPL. OP never said anything about it not running well before it "seized".
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