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Teddy.Scout
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Can some one set me straight on a Carb kit for my 655.
I have a Walbro WJ20A.
Not sure of the kit I need.
Ebay link, or vendor would be awesome.
I have a Walbro WJ20A.
Not sure of the kit I need.
Ebay link, or vendor would be awesome.
lumberjack24
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I got the parts today Ed. Thanks again so much I O U bigtime
I'm hoping to find some time over the christmas break to play around with it, will let you know how I go
Thanks again
Damn. OEM kits for $8 and free shipping. Cool beans.
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Teddy.Scout
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Thanks Arrowhead!!!
I have more then 10 carb kits that were wrongly ordered!
Big thanks!!!!!
I have more then 10 carb kits that were wrongly ordered!
Big thanks!!!!!
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Teddy.Scout
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What about a air filter?
Any leads on these.
Was able to get a pretty much everything I needed except a air filter.
Thanks guys!
Any leads on these.
Was able to get a pretty much everything I needed except a air filter.
Thanks guys!
EZRYDER
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Help getting P21 carb rebuild kit
I have not read the whole thread so I am asking for a link to get a cheap rebuild kit for my P21.
EZRYDER
I have not read the whole thread so I am asking for a link to get a cheap rebuild kit for my P21.
EZRYDER
http://northwoodsaw.com/store/index.php?l=product_detail&p=181
You may be able to find one cheaper. You need an RK-14 HU kit. The OEM kits are better than the aftermarket ones.
GrandpasPioneer
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Nu-17
Hello. Looking for some help finding some parts for a 1961 Pioneer NU-17. Specifically I need the magneto (I think) and crankcase gaskets. Any help greatly appreciated!
Hello. Looking for some help finding some parts for a 1961 Pioneer NU-17. Specifically I need the magneto (I think) and crankcase gaskets. Any help greatly appreciated!
Madsaw
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Just thought I would post some pics of my big saw from the other day. Its a BP655 wearing a 36 bar. Yes the chain brake is almost new and does work. Since it a pioneer design and fits in with my other pioneers I decided to post it here. Then there is my P52, its running a 32. Both saws have full comp chiesel chains. Both a running 8 tooth sprockets. I put a new clutch in the 655 but still could use a new drum and bearing.
Bob
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KingDavey
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Is the decompression valve on a 1074 supposed to seal completely? I cant get mine to stop leaking during a vac/pressure test even after thoroughly cleaning and even lapping it with compound.
All decomp valves are supposed to seal completely when closed but few really do after they are used. Take it out and plug the hole, that will give a more accurate reading for your vac test.
I Cheated
My RA has the top cover with the medallion and holes where I assumed the "Pioneer" lettering was attached at one time. Been looking for a cover with the lettering and medallion but have found these are very rare. So I found a cover with the lettering that was otherwise busted up. I thought I could remove the lettering but found it was cast into the cover. So I did the next best thing - I band sawed the lettering out of the broken cover and fit it to my medallion cover and attached with JB, then blasted and repainted the whole cover. Someone in the past had the medallion attached with a screw. I fixed it as best I could and attached with silicone so it's removable.
My RA has the top cover with the medallion and holes where I assumed the "Pioneer" lettering was attached at one time. Been looking for a cover with the lettering and medallion but have found these are very rare. So I found a cover with the lettering that was otherwise busted up. I thought I could remove the lettering but found it was cast into the cover. So I did the next best thing - I band sawed the lettering out of the broken cover and fit it to my medallion cover and attached with JB, then blasted and repainted the whole cover. Someone in the past had the medallion attached with a screw. I fixed it as best I could and attached with silicone so it's removable.
My RA has the top cover with the medallion and holes where I assumed the "Pioneer" lettering was attached at one time. Been looking for a cover with the lettering and medallion but have found these are very rare. So I found a cover with the lettering that was otherwise busted up. I thought I could remove the lettering but found it was cast into the cover. So I did the next best thing - I band sawed the lettering out of the broken cover and fit it to my medallion cover and attached with JB, then blasted and repainted the whole cover. Someone in the past had the medallion attached with a screw. I fixed it as best I could and attached with silicone so it's removable.
That looks good Buzz, if it was chromed it would look like the original.
Thanks - My bad - had a notion to check before painting. Shouldn't be too hard to clean the letters off.
Maybe let the paint harden up well and then just polish the paint off the top of the letters, I think that would look cool. I was very lucky to find a NOS piece for my RA cover when it was restored.
That would be a good start - can't hurt to try. I'm not too far off, just a little thick on the letters. Thanks for the photo.
You might be able to cut a good deal of the paint off the top of the letters with a glass scraper tool, those blades are super sharp.
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