Exactly right, just take out that little wire thing inside the recoil.:greenchainsaw:
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Exactly right, just take out that little wire thing inside the recoil.:greenchainsaw:
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I didn't think a P28 was the same as the smaller P series? The air filter cover is way different...
1074,p26,p28 and some others should all take the same gasket kit, as well as the filter cover. I don't know what you have...got a pic???
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My P-40 cut well last year, but even though I stored it with pre-mix, it needs some carb work now. Not drawing from tank. That one is temporarily retired..
For which saw?
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In this particular case I am referring to a Husqvarna 65. I posted in this thread because of all the traffic.
Stihl sells it, but it's not cheap. This tread has part numbers and how to install it on page 2. 
http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=47131&highlight=handle+rubber
http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=47131&highlight=handle+rubber
I have installed it on my Stihl saws, really nice stuff, 2 guys make the install much easier.
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Thank You for the info.
I read on an older thread that putting this grip material in boiling water makes it easier to put on. Have you guys tried this method?
http://www.arboristsite.com/showpost.php?p=2380831&postcount=19
Thank You for the info.
I read on an older thread that putting this grip material in boiling water makes it easier to put on. Have you guys tried this method?
http://www.arboristsite.com/showpost.php?p=2380831&postcount=19
Not yet Brian, I have used the air pressure method, it works quite well but 2 guy`s are what make it work the easiest, one to control the air and the other to work the hose on.
I might try the hot water method the next one I do.
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What would be a fair price for a 600 that is complete and has compression, but won't run. I don't know anything about these old saws except that they look cool. The one I am looking at has most of the paint knocked off of it but seems to be all there, with a 30 inch bar. The guy is asking $125 for it. Would I be able to sell it for that if I get tired of looking at it?
No problem if you sell it on eBay.
Pioneerguy600
name this pioneer please
I got this with a bunch of other saws and cannot find any model ??
thank you hope it shows up
I got this with a bunch of other saws and cannot find any model ??
thank you hope it shows up
nope
I will go and check that out thanks be right back
I will go and check that out thanks be right back
yep its a P50
is there any intrest in this saw parts wise the motor is stuck and i know I will never get to it???
is there any intrest in this saw parts wise the motor is stuck and i know I will never get to it???
I am going to go and probably buy the saw this evening. The guy who owns it said it runs but he put a carb kit in it and it doesn't run right.
I am going to take my compression tester with me. How much compression should a 600 have?
Good compression on a 600 series Pioneer should be between 125-145 on a cold saw, the higher the better though.
Pioneerguy600
Thank you that is very helpfull. I know a little about the newer saws but am in the dark about this big old beasts. I assume that pistons and rings are kind of hard to find.
They can be found but its not real easy, most don`t want to use them for any amount of cutting due to the weight and vibes.
Pioneerguy600
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