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Needed a Stihl compression release several weeks ago. My dealer was out of stock.

“Go look upstairs for one ( the bone pile)”

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“You take it home for $20?”

Out the door it went.

Needed lots of work and parts.
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China top end and misc later.
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Yeah, the AF cover is wrong but fits and will keep out the rain.

Nice!
 
Had to pay full price on this one. And it took some poulon on to get'r goin. But she goes!
$59 plus tax for the old 4900.
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They had a red Craftsman 3.7 there to. But it was $60 and I couldn't get'r to fire. Good compression though.
Maybe I should go back?
 
Picked up these four saws today on a local auction. The pictures are after a bath as they were all grease and dust. The 036 has good compression but needs a fuel line. The 034 AV started on the third pull and runs great, has an odd bar and a carbide chain on it. The MS191T started after some gas, a little swearing, and about 50 pulls, runs great now however. The 011AVT started and seems to run fine, just needs a oil line. Gave $225 for all four, not a steal but a good bargain I think.
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019t, you may not like it.

Anything past spark plug or air filter requires the engine come out of the housing. [emoji37]

Oh I’m not keeping it trust me. I was thrilled I got it running and tuned good. I’m going to make a few test cuts with it and put it for sale. I have a 201TCM I hardly use anyway.


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As I made the deal I mumbled it to myself after we shook hands .you suck lol this site inspired that but any how traded a Honda prelude I built for my son we might have 2500 in it and this feller was getting out the buisness and selling off his uncle's old stock who had passed we traded straight up Honda for tiger cat
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Sam, not trying to be a smart arse. I have saws on my shelves that my Dad bought new in the early 70's, and used 40 hours a week, till he retired in 86. So, they had a good 10 years of commercial use. They are all cleaner than that one, and they all have more paint on the bar. We would have 15 tanks through a saw the first week. I know you said it's a runner so all is good. I'd just like to know what you see that makes you think it's a low hour saw? Trying to see what you see, Thanks Joe.

The powerhead is just dirty. I don’t put much if any stock in what the bar is like.
Here in mesquite firewood country a bar’s life span is 10-15 cords of wood. If a guy runs chains too long I’ve seen bars smoked in 2-3 cords of work.
It’s pretty clean under the dust and oil. I look at percentage paint left on the front of crankcase and the bottom.
AV is tight still. A 361 with 100 cords on it has pretty loose AV.

Here it is next to a huztl 360 that I’ve put 2 tanks through breaking it In and working the bugs out of for the guy who built it. Guy (my brother) told me to run 10 tanks and tell him what it needs to be good to go. Notice the bar on it is rough because I grabbed an old one off my bench. I didn’t want to put wear on his new bar and chain. I doubt I’ll make 10 tanks since it’s a lot slower than the big saws I usually run but he did a good job building it and so far it just needs a stihl Oiler and maybe a softer spring on the carb, could use an extra 6” of pull rope.
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The powerhead is just dirty. I don’t put much if any stock in what the bar is like.
Here in mesquite firewood country a bar’s life span is 10-15 cords of wood. If a guy runs chains too long I’ve seen bars smoked in 2-3 cords of work.
It’s pretty clean under the dust and oil. I look at percentage paint left on the front of crankcase and the bottom.
AV is tight still. A 361 with 100 cords on it has pretty loose AV.

Here it is next to a huztl 360 that I’ve put 2 tanks through breaking it In and working the bugs out of for the guy who built it. Guy (my brother) told me to run 10 tanks and tell him what it needs to be good to go. Notice the bar on it is rough because I grabbed an old one off my bench. I didn’t want to put wear on his new bar and chain. I doubt I’ll make 10 tanks since it’s a lot slower than the big saws I usually run but he did a good job building it and so far it just needs a stihl Oiler and maybe a softer spring on the carb, could use an extra 6” of pull rope.
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Is mesquite really hard or abrasive?
 
Is mesquite really hard or abrasive?
I think a lot of it has sand from the fields blown into it. I’m not sure if it’s the natural properties that make it so hard on stuff or that. Even cutting live trees a brand new Oregon or stihl chain won’t cut a cord of 2’ wood. I say that, it will but you won’t have fun sharpening it.
I was cutting a big tree the other day that was half dead (really big for a mesquite, it made 1.5 cords, 1/3 is average) it was about 19” diameter on 2 long trunks. I was having to hold the 360 and 361 back so it wouldn’t stop the chain. Stihl semi chisel chain. I got tired of it and the wife came to help load and brought my 288 and with a 8 pin rim and 18” bar, full chisel. You couldn’t lean on the 288 without it stoping, but it ate through really fast. Crazy to think a 288 is the right tool for 19” trees. Usually run the 440’s but I wasn’t sure if they were ready to roll and knew the 288 was and wife can’t tell.
 
The powerhead is just dirty. I don’t put much if any stock in what the bar is like.
Here in mesquite firewood country a bar’s life span is 10-15 cords of wood. If a guy runs chains too long I’ve seen bars smoked in 2-3 cords of work.
It’s pretty clean under the dust and oil. I look at percentage paint left on the front of crankcase and the bottom.
AV is tight still. A 361 with 100 cords on it has pretty loose AV.

Here it is next to a huztl 360 that I’ve put 2 tanks through breaking it In and working the bugs out of for the guy who built it. Guy (my brother) told me to run 10 tanks and tell him what it needs to be good to go. Notice the bar on it is rough because I grabbed an old one off my bench. I didn’t want to put wear on his new bar and chain. I doubt I’ll make 10 tanks since it’s a lot slower than the big saws I usually run but he did a good job building it and so far it just needs a stihl Oiler and maybe a softer spring on the carb, could use an extra 6” of pull rope.
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Thanks, I know other folks in area's with heavy wind blown sand that have a fit trying to keep saws sharp. Thanks.
 
As I made the deal I mumbled it to myself after we shook hands .you suck lol this site inspired that but any how traded a Honda prelude I built for my son we might have 2500 in it and this feller was getting out the buisness and selling off his uncle's old stock who had passed we traded straight up Honda for tiger cat
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I need one
 
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