I see a 754 style recoil on the bow saw. Are those both 105cc saws??? If so that's insane man holy heck
The screw sticking out is an adjustable orifice to restrict the oil flow to the bar. It's kind of weird because it is not an auto oiler, just has the standard Remington oil pump.
I do have a picture of a tag. View attachment 1126328
As you can see from the tag, it was a super 990 tag.
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I'm trying to find info and any knowledge on this Remington super 995. I've been told it's a "clone" which I don't believe because it is all Remington parts. It is 105cc I have measured the bore to determine that.
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I find it extremely interesting the size of the fuel tank on the 995. It has a massive tank compared to any other Remington of the super series I've seen.
The saw with the bow is a 75gb. Basically a gear drive 75 designed to be used with a bow. Not 105ccI see a 754 style recoil on the bow saw. Are those both 105cc saws??? If so that's insane man holy heck
I would assume that should work. As long as the 754 had the same tilly carb you are trying to use.So I tried to see if a Tilly hl159a would mount on a super 660 and the linkage won't work. Will I need to use the linkage from trigger to carb from a 754? I much prefer the Tilly over the Carter especially the nrd
Thanks man I just bought a nos gas cap and a 3/8 clutch drum so I can run 3/8. I have a 12" roller nose for it. Should have it all together this weekend and hopefully making a few cuts@Brufab that's in really good condition, very nice
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