Pioneer chainsaws

[Yotaismygame]

It looks to far gone. Send it my direction and I will dispose of it lol.

Just curious what it looked like new. Can’t find any pics of a similar bar.

 

[p61 western]

Just curious what it looked like new. Can’t find any pics of a similar bar.

If you look back in this thread you will likely see pics of one. Chainsawr has the stencil kit if you want to make it look new again. Nice score btw.

 

[p61 western]

I didn't take the time to pull off covers and shrouds and stuff to inspect that 4th bolt hole area, but my serial number would indicate the saw has the old style cylinder and is unlikely to have been upgraded.

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If you wanted to upgrade it you definitely can. Mine had just made the updated cylinder by the numbers.

 

[PogoInTheWoods]

Would love to but don't have resources for it right now. Would probably benefit more from a nice sprocket tip bar anyway considering the limited use it generally sees.

 

[p61 western]

Would love to but don't have resources for it right now. Would probably benefit more from a nice sprocket tip bar anyway considering the limited use it generally sees.

Yep and maybe run it a bit rich and it will be fine.

 

[99tahoe]

where is a good place to get parts saw has been sitting for years with gas in it
thanks

 

[fossil]

I didn't take the time to pull off covers and shrouds and stuff to inspect that 4th bolt hole area, but my serial number would indicate the saw has the old style cylinder and is unlikely to have been upgraded.

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Hi Poge,

I think that's a Huron Park factory saw. Does it happen to have the SN and date of manufacture scribed into the paint on the bottom of the case? I have a PP52 that was made in Peterbourough with that and have seen others as well.

 

[PogoInTheWoods]

Hi, Tim.

I've not noticed anything obvious. Where might it be in relation to the normal tag (which is on the bottom in the middle of the case on this saw).

 

[Walter Glover]

where is a good place to get parts saw has been sitting for years with gas in it
thanks

Get a carb kit, 1/4" tygon fuel line and a fuel filter usually available from your local small engine motorcycle shop.
Starter rope should be on other side of fairlead. You might want the foot loop that is missing if the Ole girl has good compression
Welcome to the forum btw

 

[2stroke_shaman]

Walter you covered that . I didnt catch the rope. Thats a "group".. Looks like a 650 ?

 

[PogoInTheWoods]

I spent the first 20 years of my life in Maumee (Toledo suburb), Ohio... Are you anywhere close to that?

Sorry, Lou. Just sorta skimmed past this yesterday and meant to reply. I'm about 10 miles south of Vermilion and the lake sorta between Oberlin and Norwalk along the Vermilion river watershed..., before everything turns into cornfields a little further west. Lived in Oberlin for 30 years before deciding to get out of town a few years ago to a more laid back setup for retirement and goin' the distance. Wish I was a little further out but not complainin'. 'Bout 80 miles to Maumee from here.

 

[Yotaismygame]

I was looking back through this thread and saw some talk about handle wraps. I’ve wrapped several handles for various saws. Problem with the pioneer full wraps are they connect at the bottom. On my p40 I said screw it and cut a piece out.

 

[ML12]

Went camping on the weekend and obviously took a couple saws. This one got to cut some old driftwood. Pulls the 28" nicely. Starts really easy too thanks to the addition of a modern primer bulb.

 

[Cookie]

Just missed out on a 3200 locally, dam I wanted one of those beasts. Nice one you have there

 

[ML12]

Just missed out on a 3200 locally, dam I wanted one of those beasts. Nice one you have there

Was it the one on craigslist in tsawwassen with the 36" cannon bar? I saw that but decided I didn't really need another one. This one had a ruined top end on it when I got it, think I paid $20 for it, got new parts off of ebay and it runs great. I think the top end failure happened very early in its life, so it still has almost all of its original paint.

 

[Cookie]

That’s the one ya. I’m in Kelowna but travel to Richmond everyday.

 

[2stroke_shaman]

Went camping on the weekend and obviously took a couple saws. This one got to cut some old driftwood. Pulls the 28" nicely. Starts really easy too thanks to the addition of a modern primer bulb.

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I did the modern primer bulb on my 14/20 . Nice saw you have!

 

[2stroke_shaman]

I was looking back through this thread and saw some talk about handle wraps. I’ve wrapped several handles for various saws. Problem with the pioneer full wraps are they connect at the bottom. On my p40 I said screw it and cut a piece out.View attachment 649363View attachment 649362View attachment 649358 View attachment 649359 View attachment 649360 View attachment 649361

Where can you buy that wrap material?

 

[Yotaismygame]

Where can you buy that wrap material?

Several places I’m sure, but I use amazon. I prefer 3-1 or greater heat shrink.

 

[Yotaismygame]

Baking that coil might work. If not look for the phelon coil for it. You could try Rottmans for the coil.

Baking the coil worked! She runs with a shot down the throat. USPS needs to hurry up and get my carb kits here.