Pioneer chainsaws

[fossil]

You guy's are to much, But I like it!

Chainsaw guys are very sensitive eco freaks.

 

[Jon1212]

Chainsaw guys are very sensitive eco freaks.

 

[Perry pioneer]

Is that Eco or echo freak?

 

[kz1000]

I think that would make it eco-comical

 

[Perry pioneer]

Yeah I don't have any echo's. And I haven't been very economical lately.

 

[Perry pioneer]

Kz 130 shipped is a great price for a complete runner, I would jump on it myself, however my employer is having trouble getting permits for work and I've only worked 9 days in the last month and a half.

 

[kz1000]

Really sorry to hear about the work, hope that you can hold on until things get better. I am not out to make any money on the saw, just to give it a good home.

 

[Perry pioneer]

Hey thanks kz I'll pull thru 53 years I always have lol. Hopefully next week I'll be bustin my ace!

 

[kz1000]

What can I use for bar studs in that 650 critter? I need both and a set of bar plates.

 

[Perry pioneer]

Send Wagnerworks a pm he might be able to help he's a good guy. He's got a bunch of pioneer stuff.

 

[kz1000]

He really has been a help in the past, thanks.

 

[Richard Fancey]

where can I get a chainsaw chain for my Pioneer 500 chainsaw...I want one that will last for a long time without sharpeing it.....is there such a thing....I am new to chainsaws I know squat about them would love some help....But this pioneer 500 sounds good ....it needs a tune up....any video to show me how to tune it up...Please Help

Thanks Rich

 

[Lou]

where can I get a chainsaw chain for my Pioneer 500 chainsaw...I want one that will last for a long time without sharpeing it.....is there such a thing....I am new to chainsaws I know squat about them would love some help....But this pioneer 500 sounds good ....it needs a tune up....any video to show me how to tune it up...Please Help

Thanks Rich

Take the saw, complete with bar, to a local saw shop (maker they retail doesn't matter - I like Stihl chain & my Stihl dealer is used by almost all the local loggers. They know what they're doing!). They'll check the necessary pitch and gauge, determine how many drive links (the part in the bar groove) you need and fabricate a chain. You, if comfortable with it can opt for a less safe (more apt to kick back - you'll need to ask) professional chain (they cut better IMO). One contact with the ground will dull any chain! If cutting anything of size, a cant hook or peavey is great! Even better if fitted with a log jack (fulcrum). I know of no chain that doesn't need occasional sharpening (maybe carbide but they cost more than your saw).
HTH
Lou

 

[kz1000]

I cleaned that 650 and painted it up, had it down for a week and it started on the first pull when I put it together. I'll get some pics tomorrow, still looking for bar studs and plates.

 

[Perry pioneer]

I'd like to see it kz , first pull that must feel good huh, if we have to I got an ra we can pull bar studs from don't know how good they are I'll check. Now let us see that saw!

 

[kz1000]

I'll get some pics in the morning if the rain quits, hold off on the studs for now I haven't heard from Wagonworks. Why is the front stud different? the case has two thread sizes in the front hole?

 

[Perry pioneer]

Pioneer guy? Yeah Kris is a busy man hard working soul but he always comes thru.

 

[Perry pioneer]

KZ on my 620 the part of the stud that bolt thru the case is large and tapers down to the bar stud size , I hope that makes sense.

 

[kz1000]

Yes it does, on the IPL it has two different part numbers for the front and rear, on this saw the front has a larger thread to the outside and one inch in, it changes to a little smaller thread. All of the threads look good.

 

[Perry pioneer]

So why do you need new studs?