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  1. 06-24-2012, 07:33 AM #6931
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    Check out my "new" P60!

    Just got a 1980 Pioneer P60 with an original Pioneer 36" bar .058g with an Oregon sprocket. I took it all apart and cleaned up the carb and replaced the spark plug. It is a powerhouse! Runs awesome! I just ordered a 24" bar / chain from Bailey's. Cannot wait to see how it does then! IMG_20120622_114805.jpgIMG_20120622_115852.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fischer View Post
    Just got a 1980 Pioneer P60 with an original Pioneer 36" bar .058g with an Oregon sprocket. I took it all apart and cleaned up the carb and replaced the spark plug. It is a powerhouse! Runs awesome! I just ordered a 24" bar / chain from Bailey's. Cannot wait to see how it does then! IMG_20120622_114805.jpgIMG_20120622_115852.jpg
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  3. 06-24-2012, 10:50 AM #6933
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    Sweet P60! I've been running a muffler like that one on my P51 for a long time and like it pretty well.
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  4. 06-24-2012, 12:10 PM #6934
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fischer View Post
    Just got a 1980 Pioneer P60 with an original Pioneer 36" bar .058g with an Oregon sprocket. I took it all apart and cleaned up the carb and replaced the spark plug. It is a powerhouse! Runs awesome! I just ordered a 24" bar / chain from Bailey's. Cannot wait to see how it does then! IMG_20120622_114805.jpgIMG_20120622_115852.jpg



    Sweet!

    Never seen one of the P-60 series saws in my local CL. A few P-40 series from time to time, but they've gone quick. Got my eye out though.


    Your 'new' saw looks to have a set of H&S spikes on it too. Double score!
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    Don't tune old saws with a tach!
    Tune the H side so that it burbles (four strokes) at WOT unloaded and just cleans up when under load. When you lift cutting pressure, the saw should revert to four stroking.


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  5. 06-24-2012, 05:31 PM #6935
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    Quote Originally Posted by P62 View Post
    Here are a couple of photos from last weekends show. It was a very well run show with a very good crowd. 6 chainsaw collectors displayed saws of all makes. Huck01955 had the Early IEL saws well covered. I took my IEL Super Twin High presure Pump, Pioneer 1750 and some P 35 saws. Met several people who had worked at OMC in Peterborough (Pioneer).


    Thanks for posting the picts,Jeff. It would be a blast to actually attend a show like that!
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  6. 06-24-2012, 05:33 PM #6936
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    Beautiful example. Can you see the end of that bar without glasses when you cut?
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  7. 06-24-2012, 05:45 PM #6937
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    Quote Originally Posted by pioneerguy600 View Post
    Thanks for posting the picts,Jeff. It would be a blast to actually attend a show like that!
    Jerry Jeff left out the part saying he got a trophy for best display last year when I won my trophy was about 10 inches tall Jeff s is two feet tall lol Jeff is the lucky s guy out there Anyway congratulation . Not sure wear you would put a monster trophy like that
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  8. 06-24-2012, 05:48 PM #6938
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    Quote Originally Posted by pioneerguy600 View Post
    Thanks for posting the picts,Jeff. It would be a blast to actually attend a show like that!
    Jerry
    We all had a great time. Met a lot of nice people of all ages. The Lang Pioneer Village draws a good crowd. Quite a few people stopped that used to work at OMC in Peterborough. I was trying to find out any info I could on the P35 saws. Joes collection of restored IEL saws draw a lot of attention. Our next show will be close to home in Athens Ont on the 3rd weekend of July (Farmersville) Always room for more collectors
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  9. 06-25-2012, 12:35 PM #6939
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    Anyone know where I can find a velocity stack for a P60? Or point me in the right direction? Can you make one to fit?
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  10. 06-25-2012, 06:01 PM #6940
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fischer View Post
    Anyone know where I can find a velocity stack for a P60? Or point me in the right direction? Can you make one to fit?
    Wish I knew. I bought three of them about 30 years ago - from a Pioneer dealer - and wish I had a fourth one. I don't think they were an actual Pioneer part, but I sure like 'em with a K&N and still use them all the time.

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  11. 06-26-2012, 05:22 AM #6941
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fischer View Post
    Anyone know where I can find a velocity stack for a P60? Or point me in the right direction? Can you make one to fit?
    Some say that they are still available through Poulan but you need to go to a Husky dealer to access Poulan parts. Also that Rottman Sales may be able to get them .
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  12. 06-26-2012, 12:34 PM #6942
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    Baileys used to have some of those parts in the system.
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    They say lotsa stuff. Most of it is in Canadian though, so I don't really understand it.
    I think the guy that gave it to me said it was a 36 inch saw.
    I have know way to know. It looks like the blade part sticks out about 18.5" past the yellow part
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    Quote Originally Posted by DSS View Post
    Baileys used to have some of those parts in the system.
    I remember hearing that to but when they checked into it Baileys had to order them from outside sources.
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  14. 06-28-2012, 10:23 AM #6944
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    Picked up this p51 for fixing a few saws.... Someone took out the decomp. Plugged it up, and she started right up. Iv fallen in love!


    Anyone have bucking spike for it?
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  15. 06-28-2012, 11:28 AM #6945
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChainsawmanXX View Post
    Picked up this p51 for fixing a few saws.... Someone took out the decomp. Plugged it up, and she started right up. Iv fallen in love!


    Anyone have bucking spike for it?
    I still use my P51, my first Pioneer. Had it for at least 30 yrs. It has a P52 jug and P42/ P52 ignition now.

    I have one extra big fang dog. There's one on evil-bay now as well. I like the smaller ones better. I'm looking for a set of the smaller dogs to put on my 655.

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