Thanks for posting the pict ED,....I was searching my albums for a pict of where I had drilled out and installed a machine screw and nut but alas I guess that they were all erased when my computer crashed.
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Drilling it out and putting in a screw with a nut was the recommended fix in the Pioneer service bulletins.
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Guys, working with sheet metal, press in fasteners are used a lot. I don't know how they'd hold in an aluminum casting, but they hold well in sheet material. With a shop press and a little fab work to make a die to install it, one of these might make a spiffy replacement pin that would be unseen with new paint (or does the model sticker cover it?)
Here's a link to what we use at work, if someone wants to try it, drop me a PM and I'll send ya one or five.
Self-Clinching Pilot Pins - Type TPS
Ideally, it'll work great. Possibly it won't hold with vibration and such and you'll have a pre drilled hole for the screw fix. Worst case, it might crack the recoil housing when you try to press it in.
There is a contact on the page for tech support, if you're interested, might want to contact them and see what they think.
Got questions? Fire away.
Here's a link to what we use at work, if someone wants to try it, drop me a PM and I'll send ya one or five.
Self-Clinching Pilot Pins - Type TPS
Ideally, it'll work great. Possibly it won't hold with vibration and such and you'll have a pre drilled hole for the screw fix. Worst case, it might crack the recoil housing when you try to press it in.
There is a contact on the page for tech support, if you're interested, might want to contact them and see what they think.
Got questions? Fire away.
Pie.n.ear650
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Thanks guys. I thought it was, but just wanted to double check.
I have managed to weld it up and re-profile it, so it will be ok for now. I will be in touch Jerry as i would like to use a new one when the new chain goes on :msp_smile:
Pie.n.ear650
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Had the head off today and managed to get it in the lathe.
Took .015" off to bring the squish down to .030" and help boost the compression :msp_thumbup:
Took .015" off to bring the squish down to .030" and help boost the compression :msp_thumbup:
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Pioneer parts on ebay.
Pistons and rings.
New Vintage Pioneer Chain Saw Parts, pistons rings more - eBay (item 220760304396 end time Apr-01-11 20:08:22 PDT)
Misc. parts.
New Vintage Pioneer Chain Saw Parts - lot of 40 P/Ns - eBay (item 220760299534 end time Apr-01-11 19:46:13 PDT)
More misc..
New Vintage Pioneer Chain Saw Parts - lot of 36 P/Ns - eBay (item 250794060476 end time Mar-31-11 20:06:18 PDT)
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Pistons and rings.
New Vintage Pioneer Chain Saw Parts, pistons rings more - eBay (item 220760304396 end time Apr-01-11 20:08:22 PDT)
Misc. parts.
New Vintage Pioneer Chain Saw Parts - lot of 40 P/Ns - eBay (item 220760299534 end time Apr-01-11 19:46:13 PDT)
More misc..
New Vintage Pioneer Chain Saw Parts - lot of 36 P/Ns - eBay (item 250794060476 end time Mar-31-11 20:06:18 PDT)
I have no connection to this auction.
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With that number my book comes up with a 28" bar
Thought so, all mine are that number, takes 64 DL of .404. The #2 at the end of the part number stands for 20"
Anybody know where I can get a case gasket for a P42/P45?
Baileys has them. Part number 507 430190
Bailey's - GASKET
I think all my case gaskets are for the P50's and up. I'll check tomorrow though.
Bailey's - GASKET
I think all my case gaskets are for the P50's and up. I'll check tomorrow though.
Thanks for the reply, I didn't think of Bailey's. I have a couple of the 50/60 series gaskets also.
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Roller Nose
I juts saw the coolest thing at the local saw shop. On the floor was an old Pioneer bar package. I picked it up and looked inside. In there is a perfectly preserved roller nose bar with the Pioneer logo, black roller nose. I think it might fit my P25, I am going back tomorrow to check the fit.
What's it worth?
He said "that real old I will make you a good deal"
I juts saw the coolest thing at the local saw shop. On the floor was an old Pioneer bar package. I picked it up and looked inside. In there is a perfectly preserved roller nose bar with the Pioneer logo, black roller nose. I think it might fit my P25, I am going back tomorrow to check the fit.
What's it worth?
He said "that real old I will make you a good deal"
I juts saw the coolest thing at the local saw shop. On the floor was an old Pioneer bar package. I picked it up and looked inside. In there is a perfectly preserved roller nose bar with the Pioneer logo, black roller nose. I think it might fit my P25, I am going back tomorrow to check the fit.
What's it worth?
He said "that real old I will make you a good deal"
They come up on ebay quite often. Is it roller nose or sprocket nose? I have never seen a roller nose bar to fit a small p series. There are some 20'' hardnose and 32'' pioneer bars on the bay right now. I think he wants $20 for a 20 incher. I just bought a 24'' for $25 which I thought was fair.
If it doesn't fit any of your saws I am interested. It might be d007 mount. Let us know.
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It's roller nose, no sprocket. It has a black wheel on the end and two gaps between the bar and the wheel where the chain would be hanging out in mid air for a link roughly? It's only about a 16" or 14" bar. I am going to buy it even if it doesn't fit I think.
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