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015 bar adjuster screw Anderson Chainsaw Performance has them. There not listed on there site, you just have to ask. 4000fixed

028 tune up I have to agree. Granddad told me years ago that "new saws run like new, because all the parts are new". 4000fixed

AH47 parts Hope not to step on any toes, let me know if I am. Should have a good piston, cylinder and rings if you still need them. PM me if so. 4000fixed

Stihl paint I've had good luck with a very light gray. Seems there white was more gray than white. Or a very light beige if your trying to match a part to a somewhat yellowed vintage saw. Hope this helps. 4000fixed

Poulan info What do you need to know? 4000fixed

s55/s65 ignition Don't forget to trace those wires. Some of these saws, (if electronic) had a nice little module hidden in the front of the rear handle near below the throttle linkage. Most of the repairs I've done on them for no spark was that little guy instead of the coil. Hope this helps...

917.351781 starter Hope I'm not stepping on any toes, Scott, I have the complete starter you need for the saw. You can private message me for details. Thanks. 4000fixed

Super xlao with .325 chain Recently had an old Blue Super XL with a 16" bar, new .325 sprocket nose, with full chisel .325 chain and 8 pin rim. Had it running about 9500, and it did a fantastic job. The speed reminded me of a good running stock 028 Woodboss, except old blue had a few more...

1-70 clutch I think I have 1 good used complete clutch left. You can private message me for details. 4000fixed

240 parts I should have all the parts you need for the 240, but don't need any other parts for Husqvarna's at this time. 4000fixed

Mac starter parts Post or send me a photo of your saw, I should have the part you need. 4000fixed:clap:

Pioneer module gap Can't remember at the moment the exact thickness, but a business card is the same as the factory gap gauge. Hope this helps. 4000fixed:clap:

race chain? 400 in 15 years. Yes, 40 degrees. The back being ground off just makes the tooth smaller with a little less drag. I guess the only reason there buying them is that there comparing them to what there using already. Same reason my grandfather traded his Clinton 2 man gear drive in...

Full race chain? not quite. I have to agree with reds quote. The chain I've been grinding for the local guys is by no means any thing close to what your describing as a race chain. But, they are almost twice as fast as a stock chain with out the time involved. Haven't found anyone in my neck...

Grinding race chains/reasonable I've been grinding a simple race chain from stock chain for about 25 years. Safe as possible and fast. With factory drag height, and they are fast. Won't last long in the woods though. No rivet grinding, it is stock as possible. Here are some pics of .404 full...

J-Red compression Had some of these saws come in the shop years ago. The guys almost couldn't pull them. We installed 2 cylinder gaskets, and never had a come back. :)

Good point Point taken. Your right, this could lead to why the Pinto gas tanks blew up. Have a good one.:) 4000fixed

Husky vs Stihl Since we're on the subject. I've ran them both, repaired tons of both, and it seems like Husqvarna is a little like General Motors. Every time the wind blows they change something or design something different. Which makes half of there production trial and error, recalls, and...

girly saw I'm a Stihl fan, but I have to agree with space,(sorta). Stihl makes such a well balanced, good feeling, powerful, easy to use saw, that will last like an Army BLk, that it has caused my 13 year old daughter to become addicted to 046 Magnums. :jawdrop: 4000fixed

Carb settings saw running The factory uses a digital tach, I use a digital tach. Lately I've found on a new 455 Ranchers that they will run fairly poor under a load when set to 12,400 rpm no load, and run super at 12,900 to 13,200 rpm no load. 30 years of tuning saws and I still can't tell 600...