Very nice, maybe someone will donate a coil. Looks like a sl/gl series kind of
Remington Chainsaws(including Mall chainsaws)
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They are definitely closely related...I went through a Silver Logmaster a while back just to clean it up for the display and they are strikingly similar.
The recoil starter spring in these old models are exceptionally strong, makes working on the starter a challenge and pulling them over a real task.
I have one more blue and white (Logmaster I believe) to go through, maybe there's enough left of the ignition on that one to achieve spark.
Mark
The recoil starter spring in these old models are exceptionally strong, makes working on the starter a challenge and pulling them over a real task.
I have one more blue and white (Logmaster I believe) to go through, maybe there's enough left of the ignition on that one to achieve spark.
Mark
Have you seen any that came with tilton bars?I confess I do have an abundance of PL/SL-55's.
Anyone ever use this bar mount on a Remington? I know the bar slot is a half mm bigger. 
I might've asked this here once before,I've done a search & came up empty handed.Does anyone know what aftermarket crank seals are used on the SL9 & SL10 saws?TIA!
So is a 770 88cc or 82cc Remington literature says 5.4 cubic inches mile acres says 5 cube 82cc 
Either or. Only way to know is to measure the stroke. The bore didn't change. I have one of each and my 770G is 82cc.
So they used a slightly longer rod?
Different crank, probably what ended up in the 754.
It may have a longer rod to go with it. Hard to know given the lack of IPLs. Only way to tell us take one of each apart and compare side-by-side.
Very true. Yea the IPL's are always missing stuff lol. I will have to try and measure mine. What do you guys use? A straw and a sharpie? I have a minty 770 and a ardvark version
Very true. Yea the IPL's are always missing stuff lol. I will have to try and measure mine. What do you guys use? A straw and a sharpie? I have a minty 770 and a ardvark version
I think used calipers with a depth gauge and the handle removed from the saw. It's hard to get an accurate measurement.
Anyone run 3/8 050 on there super series saws? I'm having trouble locating a 24" -28" bar in 404 063. I see LRB has a hard nose Carlton bar 25" for it. I also see some nice D096 Oregon bars in 24" but 3/8 050. I have the Oregon 10619 powermate on it so switching to 3/8 wouldn't involve much.
