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Those are nice saws. I'm curious to see how much it gains after you port it.

Yes, you rang?!

Tell Redpull its because of all that cheap oil he tried out!! You need some more saws to work on er somethin?!

Pm on the way......

I don't know about the Stihl stuff, but Archer has a 3/8LP full chisel that I like even better than the PS.

I've done several. Just remove a bunch of material from the plate surrounding the cat to let gasses bypass. Take as much as you can from the deflector to allow an open path.

There is a passage in the carb closed off with a steel ball, held in place by a spring. When speed rises high enough the ball lifts off its seat and dumps fuel behind the venturi.

No, these saws did not have a limited coil. They do have a governed carb, however.

Right!! Huge difference.

The 272 has the same size pin as 7900, 281 is bigger.

A 272 piston won't work unless you use spacers under cylinder. A 281 piston is a bit better match, similar comp height, but skirts are longer and wider; they have to be cut down in order to clear the crank and case.

Its pretty easy to keep this thread on the first page though, huh?!

They sure are handy for running three phase motors on single phase power, and giving them variable speed also!

Not a kart engine, because it doesn't have a removeable head. Looks like a sp125/sp105 because of the mounting pad for the rear av mount on the top fin in first pic.

Do the rules no longer apply to moderators?

I would really like to meet and shake the hand of the man who can chuck this jug up directly in a three or four jaw chuck, cut both the squish band and base to a tolerance of less than .001" true to bore, and do it all in less than one hour.

I still check in here also Thomas!

I ran over five gallons of mix through my 600P last week, pulling a 30" bar in some old dead pasture oaks. The 562xp has become my limbing saw, and the Echo does the felling, bucking, and noodling. No vids to post, but the Echo can be seen in this pic.

We don't have an exact date yet Thomas, but lets go with the first weekend in March, weather permitting. I have to go out and drop a few trees soon, so that'll give a chance to get some pictures taken and posted.

Actually the P70 is only a cousin to the P100, the P85 is the P100s brother. This one is a brother to small frame p55 and P65 saws built on the R16 platform. That is not a bad looking saw, sure wish I could scrape up the scratch!