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Will do. I'm almost 100% sure it is when the switch is up, but I'll do it the sure fire way too. Not the original owner.

The wire is there and connected. Almost 0 ohms resistance to the engine block. I just can't understand, unless there is an internal problem in the coil.

Bad ignition, as in works, but won't kill? Or just bad ignition.

It's under there, and it is making good contact.

Both. At the engine block and the contact point at the switch.

Just put everything back together the other day after a good cleaning and checking. Put new impulse line and fuel line on while I was at it, but now I have a problem. The switch will not stop the engine. The wire coming out of the coil shows 2 ohms to ground with the switch all the way up...

Thanks.

Does anybody have a specific recommendation for a gasket forming material?

Well, I know this sounds kinda silly here, but....he has several others and doesn't use it anymore. Not to mention heavy and the .404 chain.

A buddy of mine has one he's wanting to get rid of. As soon as he's ready, I'll post a couple of pics. That's about what I was figuring for the saw.

Anybody got an idea what a running, in good condition C 72 is worth?

Great info FourPaws

What model tractor you got there? Looks alot like mine, only the fenders are differt. I have a 5203, no grapple, just a bucket, forks, and a hay spear.

I think the 575 has a more pronounced "hump" for the air filter than the 570 does.

Anyone here had any problems with crankcase leaks with either one of these two. I had a buddy that junked an 034 before I could get my hands on it. Dealer told him it was a casting problem and couldn't be fixed. He also said it was common with this model of saw in late production runs...

Not really much of a project, just an improvement on a box stand for deer hunting. I built 2 about 10' high a couple years ago, then built one out of wood last year. The two metal ones are open, no windows. I used a router to cut the window slides in the wooden one. Welllllllll, now the wife...

You would be committed to an asylum in this part of the country for those actions. :givebeer: :givebeer: (been holding these signs TOOOOOOO long) :)

Ya'll are all over it, but I just don't know how I'll mount the track for my project unless I can weld it, so.....still searching for that elusive catalog and website. Thanks for the help so far!

http://www.cabinetware.com/itemdetail.asp?itemno=TR-314.M|01&custno=&catcode=TRAL&catdes=Aluminum%20Track This is kinda what I'm looking for, just that I don't really want aluminum. The catalog I had sold them in aluminum and steel and in 6' lengths. Man I wish I could remember the name of...

Thanks, I'll check em out.