Remington Rodeo Pro - Will not start!

[motorman1]

I wouldn't bet on it starting under any circumstances. Piston scored bad and likely the cylinder is too. Put it under the bench and wait until a saw comes around that has fallen from a truck etc..... then piece them together. If you decide to rebuild it without a cheap / free donor saw, you'll be so upside down in that saw it won't be funny. Have made that very mistake myself, plenty of times.

 

[doctorj77]

Yeah that's where I"m thinking. It was free, might just leave it at that. I do see these saws go for sale in my area time-to-time for like $50, claming they run, but I'll just wait for another freebie. In hindsight, might be able to make use of the bar/chain though on a couple other of my saws

 

[jeff1g]

Yeah that's where I"m thinking. It was free, might just leave it at that. I do see these saws go for sale in my area time-to-time for like $50, claming they run, but I'll just wait for another freebie. In hindsight, might be able to make use of the bar/chain though on a couple other of my saws

Hello - if you still have the remington rodeo and would like to part it out - id be interested in buying the starter assembly - mine recently broke and am having a difficult time finding this part.

 

[67L36Driver]

Hello - if you still have the remington rodeo and would like to part it out - id be interested in buying the starter assembly - mine recently broke and am having a difficult time finding this part.

My condolences !

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[TBS]

Hello - if you still have the remington rodeo and would like to part it out - id be interested in buying the starter assembly - mine recently broke and am having a difficult time finding this part.

If you want one new it is only available for the troy bilt part number.

https://www.jackssmallengines.com/jacks-parts-lookup/part/mtd/75306430