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It seems like I should try to switch this thing to the spur drive. On my other thread about this saw someone also thought the Oregon 18200 Powermate that's on there is compatible. I will try to call Oregon tomorrow and see if they can shed any light. As was pointed out in the other thread, Jack's Small Engine Repair shows the 18200 Oregon p/n associated with the 041FB, after serial number 5664891 (which is where this saw is, after that (1976 model).
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According to the IPL - I would need to get items #17, 18, 20. I bought #26 last week, apparently in error, so I don't need that at least.

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I suppose I may as well replace #19, the needle bearing. I have already greased the one that was there. I didn't clean it first. I suppose I can try cleaning it in gas and seeing what it looks like. Let me start pricing this stuff...and put a fresh charge in the parts cannon.

<blockquote data-quote="Patrick1903" data-source="post: 7702262" data-attributes="member: 167594">It seems like I should try to switch this thing to the spur drive.&nbsp; On my other thread about this saw someone also thought the Oregon 18200 Powermate that&#039;s on there is compatible.&nbsp; I will try to call Oregon tomorrow and see if they can shed any light.&nbsp; As was pointed out in the other thread, Jack&#039;s Small Engine Repair shows the 18200 Oregon p/n associated with the 041FB, after serial number 5664891 (which is where this saw is, after that (1976 model).[ATTACH=full]973737[/ATTACH]According to the IPL - I would need to get items #17, 18, 20.&nbsp; I bought #26 last week, apparently in error, so I don&#039;t need that at least.[ATTACH=full]973739[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]973740[/ATTACH]I suppose I may as well replace #19, the needle bearing.&nbsp; I have already greased the one that was there. I&nbsp; didn&#039;t clean it first.&nbsp; I suppose I can try cleaning it in gas and seeing what it looks like.&nbsp; Let me start pricing this stuff...and put a fresh charge in the parts cannon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Patrick1903, post: 7702262, member: 167594"] It seems like I should try to switch this thing to the spur drive. On my other thread about this saw someone also thought the Oregon 18200 Powermate that's on there is compatible. I will try to call Oregon tomorrow and see if they can shed any light. As was pointed out in the other thread, Jack's Small Engine Repair shows the 18200 Oregon p/n associated with the 041FB, after serial number 5664891 (which is where this saw is, after that (1976 model). [ATTACH type="full" width="483px"]973737[/ATTACH] According to the IPL - I would need to get items #17, 18, 20. I bought #26 last week, apparently in error, so I don't need that at least. [ATTACH type="full"]973739[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]973740[/ATTACH] I suppose I may as well replace #19, the needle bearing. I have already greased the one that was there. I didn't clean it first. I suppose I can try cleaning it in gas and seeing what it looks like. Let me start pricing this stuff...and put a fresh charge in the parts cannon. [/QUOTE]

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