Yup, Great White Wale they are.
Well, it might fit the crank but I need a clutch smaller than the Homie 1050. Looks like 3" diameter is the size. Did they change clutch size when they changed paint colors?I have several Oregon 10619 bookmarked on evilbay.
Fairly new to this website. I have a Remington Super Yardmaster, which looks just like the Mighty mite. Having trouble getting the housing split, seems to be too tight, like I'm still missing a bolt or screw, but cannot find one. Would you be willing to send me the ipl and sm? Or maybe advise on what I might be missing, like hidden type connector.Mighty Mites are awesome little saws. I love to run mine. The good news is, they are very simple to work on. A mighty mite is actually the first saw I ever tore into. You can find parts saws for these very easy and cheap. The bad news is, a oem filter, and the plastic filter cover are very hard to find.
If you decide you want to fix it up, send me a PM. I have the IPL, and Service Manual.
Dustin
Thanks! Anyone know replacement number for Remington 14" bar 90513 OEM to Oregon or other manufacturer?Check Chainsawr.com for IPLs
http://www.oregonproducts.com/pro/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=OCS&SellReg=USA&LangId=ENGThanks! Anyone know replacement number for Remington 14" bar 90513 OEM to Oregon or other manufacturer?
Thanks Ray for the link.
Thought I found rubber mounts, as the old saw rubber mounts have deteriorated to the point of crumbling. Anyone have any of them. Chainsawr has but the shipping is as much as the parts.Thanks Ray for the link.
Also, thanks for the oil tank info. I'll keep that in mind. No sure if the saw is worth restoring!
Thought I'd give an update. Managed to fix the mounts with some very powerful adhesive, I used to glue dryer replacement drum felts. Seems to hold very well.The Yardmaster types are not really bad saws, but.
You will find that the chain oiler is problematic. The tank is above the bar mount and once you have it running there is no controlling the oil flow. After you shut it down it will syphon all to oil out on your truck bed or garage floor.
I suggest loosening the lid to bleed off the pressure and parking it on its left side.
The air filter is a bad joke.
I had one. Not looking for another, ever.
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