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I have a small 10" Model 1100,,, and it's been very handy for quick trimming for years,,, I realize there aren't parts suppliers for Wen anymore,,, but if anyone has a link or lead for a replacement chain drive sprocket,,, I'd appreciate it!!!

Well,,,, I went back to get the rest of the wood from last week and noticed they were shoved to the other side of the drive way... They weren't blocked like the others, so I started to wrestle some of the 4' logs in to the truck,,,, Then I noticed why I was surprised how hard they split...

Yep,, that may work,, didn't want to noodle it tho,,, got to much of it!!

Thanks guys,,, just doesn't want to split nice!!! I didn't see any gumballs around it but it was in the church grounds where I was cutting leaners,,, They had a tree company take it down Friday, cause it was messing up the neighbors pool!!!! I tried splitting around the edges, Steve...

I got some blocks of this wood, but it doesn't split with a 20T splitter,,, it either crushes into fibers, or tries to unwind, and makes the mess you see in the pic... I'm thinking maybe Elm, with the bark and light color... Looks like I may have to noodle the rest of it, but that's going...

Welcome,,, pull the muffler and take a look thru teh ports,, you can see the rings...

Poor grounds or loose/corroded connections are the first thing to check,,, I pulled teh dash on my 86 Dodge for the same problem, cleaned and tightened all plugs/jacks/bolts,, Some cars have dash voltage regulators, 5v I believe, to keep the gauges accurate if `the 12v supply sags (AC cycling, etc)

Hers a link to Acres site,,, there isn't a link to Sears D-44, but if you have a 3 digit dot xxxx number similar to the bar numbers you posted, it will find the info you want... the first three numbers are the manufacturer, of any Sears product...

Yep,, I showed my son when he wanted to do some trimming... good skill to have!!!!

Teach him to sharpen the chain,,, it may be the one that came with the saw!!!

Should your BIL be using a saw!!!!???? maybe your SIL would be safer with it!!!

That's the way to do it!!!! I had a local guy with a truck like that dump a load of Oak a couple years ago,,, haven't seen him working around last year tho... Hopefully run into him soon!!!

What was that stuff the chain and clutch were soaking in? Got the rust off and had his bare hands in it...

+1,,, re check lever,, I have it set .062 on my 2300CVA,(Walbro site has specs) starts on first pull, and runs hard at full throttle,,, nice little saw in my opinion, set up properly... The long fuel line can get kinked as it goes thru the handle bracket and into the tank if its too long,,, I...

I like it!!!! I usually replace broken handles on my trash picked barrows with wood from scaffold planks, or big pallets,, then soak em in used motor oil... Get about the same patina as yours!!! That one in teh picture looks very familiar,,,

Got the unknown wood cut/split/stacked,,, now its just fire wood!!!

Just split some of this wood,,, right color,,, dense and splits like Beech, but the leaves are wrong....

Any idea what this tree is? 3 lobed leaf looks closest to Italian Maple,,, but this leaf more pointy.... Thanks

HA,,, If 2300 has good compression, and no air leaks,,, open the muffler and re tune it,,, mine is a real screamer... Its a reed valve engine, not highest RPM, but lotsa torque... That 2300 is likely the newest saw I own!!!! I like those old mag case Poulans... Good luck with yours!