zogger
Tree Freak
I think this one is gonna need some real work. The scoring does not look like bad gas, I think something may have come undone, which means I will have to find out what before it goes back together.
Hey, check your local saw shops, at $85/hr there are a lot of saws that are "not worth fixing". It helps if you can get to know one of them well, like being able to get them firewood when they are short on an order to a customer.
It also helps that outside of tax season, I have the time to do it. You have to go mid morning or mid afternoon on a weekday. They are just too darn busy on the weekends.
Oh for sure check with the shops, I get a lot from my local dealer at discount, customer "no fix" and "no pickup after fixed". I just this second came in from going through one of those, a model 42 husky, doesn't look like it needs much, adjuster keeper thingee, good cleaning, might have a teeny air leak, miniscule, not sure yet, and a whipped chain that I can get a couple/three more sharpenings from. I'll let it sit a few days with some fresh mix in it now after running it for some cuts and see how it does, sometimes just that sitting seems to rejuvenate seals and do-dads in the carb.