Remington Chainsaws(including Mall chainsaws)

[Chris J.]

You'll whip that idle screw into shape .

Or just replace it .


Yeah, it's a lousy post; I was looking for an excuse to use the body builder emoticon.

 

[67L36Driver]

Yeah, not like I don't have leftover Remy parts.[emoji57]

 

[Chris J.]

Yeah, not like I don't have leftover Remy parts.[emoji57]

Had any luck finding a Super 990 ?

 

[Chris J.]

We need to work together to make sure the most deserving Remington guy
gets first shot at this saw .

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-Mall-R...935472?hash=item51db8f09f0:g:tGEAAOSwFnFV8290

 

[67L36Driver]

We need to work together to make sure the most deserving Remington guy
gets first shot at this saw .

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-Mall-R...935472?hash=item51db8f09f0:g:tGEAAOSwFnFV8290

You betcha!

What a turd head.[emoji57]

 

[67L36Driver]

John Deere 15/Remy SL-10 on evilbay for 60 OBO. Fifty minutes left.

 

[Chris J.]

If you're curious about the current Remington gas saws, and have $49.00 to spare/throw away :

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Remington-R...851445?hash=item3d08fdbbb5:g:E3EAAOSweuxWRqyA

 

[Chris J.]

This could be a good deal for an older Remington SL-5, if the sellers description is accurate (good compression, has spark, & runs on prime) and maybe if cheaper shipping could be arranged.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/191747672035?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT


Not for me, though.
I have enough older Jonsereds to test my patience tracking down parts .

 

[Chris J.]

I'm pretty sure that this Montgomery Ward saw isn't a Remington, and I haven't been able to find any info even with the model & type numbers. The 'dovetail' AF cover looks very familiar, but I can't recall the manufacturer. Help!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Mon...846370?hash=item3f58265362:g:lngAAOSwxN5WXM0u

 

[67L36Driver]

Browse Lombard and Roper models for the Wards identification I would.

Not driving to New Jersey.

 

[Chris J.]

Browse Lombard and Roper models for the Wards identification I would.

Not driving to New Jersey.

Thanks, I'll do some digging. I was thinking PM because of the dovetail design, but only found much earlier (judging by the designs) models at Chain Saw Collectors Corner.

He'll ship it for $50.00 (info in the ad).

That's a very clean saw. Some folks who knows what it really is will most likely run up the bidding.

 

[buzz sawyer]

Anyone have a spare oiler elbow that screws into the bar area? It's the brass fitting next to the exhaust in the photo. Need one that has a good check valve that doesn't leak. I think any Logmaster would be the same. Looks the same as one on my GP.

 

[cbfarmall]

Got some welded parts back from Shaun just the other day. I sent off a Super 770 case half and both halves of my military 754G. The Super 770 was reassembled this morning with new bearings, seals, rings, case 0-rings, and bushings for the oiler shaft.

The handle/spike mount had been broken in shipping years ago. The spike held it all together but I sure didn't like it.

A shot of Remington's unique center crankcase assembly. This has the longer stroke 88cc motor. I think the early 770s might have used the shorter stroke motor.

Some part numbers

The finished saw:

 

[cbfarmall]

Got a video here.

 

[cbfarmall]

Anyone have a spare oiler elbow that screws into the bar area? It's the brass fitting next to the exhaust in the photo. Need one that has a good check valve that doesn't leak. I think any Logmaster would be the same. Looks the same as one on my GP.
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I have a junker Pro 88. Let me check if it still has the elbow.

Chris B.

 

[buzz sawyer]

I have a junker Pro 88. Let me check if it still has the elbow.

Chris B.

Thanks Chris. Any other usable parts? Also looking for the spring retainer for the air filter cover.

 

[buzz sawyer]

Looks like the same elbow as on the 770. Probably the same on most large Remington/Mall saws.

 

[cbfarmall]

Thanks Chris. Any other usable parts? Also looking for the spring retainer for the air filter cover.

Definitely a no to the last request. I need one for my SL5G bow saw. What else did you need? I'm wanting to keep the motor and the big intake/carb.

Looks like the same elbow as on the 770. Probably the same on most large Remington/Mall saws.

You aren't getting any parts off my 770. That said, I have a junker 754 that is much easier to get at. Let me see what that has later today.

 

[buzz sawyer]

Definitely a no to the last request. I need one for my SL5G bow saw. What else did you need? I'm wanting to keep the motor and the big intake/carb.


You aren't getting any parts off my 770. That said, I have a junker 754 that is much easier to get at. Let me see what that has later today.

HaHa - had to try. Nah, that 's really not what I meant, I was hoping someone else might have a spare from any other saw. Those are really the only two items I was looking for. I was hoping to find a decent clutch sprocket but I modified one from a big Homelite and it's fine.

 

[cbfarmall]

HaHa - had to try. Nah, that 's really not what I meant, I was hoping someone else might have a spare from any other saw. Those are really the only two items I was looking for. I was hoping to find a decent clutch sprocket but I modified one from a big Homelite and it's fine.

Sprocket for a Pro88? That drum is a monster. What homelite part did you use?