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Thanks for the info. I'm going to start with the intake gaskets and go from there. Hopefully this problem is as easy as that and I'll have my favorite old saw back up and running again.

Last fall while cutting wood, my 041 sounded like it ran out of gas and died. I filled it back up and it wouldn't run. I could start it with the choke on and it would idle, but take the choke off and it would die pretty quick. Give it a little gas and it would bog down and die. I got home...

It was, then it left Colorado on its way to Wyoming and ended up in Portland, then back to salt lake and finally to its new home. [emoji3]

Michael, The saw just arrived after it's tour through the pacific northwest. It looks like everything made the trip just fine. I'll get some gas in it tonight and crank it up. Again, I appreciate you getting it shipped so quickly.

Thanks Michael. It looks like it should be here on Thursday.

Michael, I just dropped the check in the mail. If you don't receive it by early/mid next week, please let me know. It was nice talking last night and I'm excited to get this saw. Ironworker, thanks again for the opportunity. I promise its going to a good home and will be well taken care of.

My needs have been met thanks to cedarshark and ironworker. Thanks guys!

I'll definitely take it. Thank you ironworker! Michael, I'll give you a call in a half hour when I get home. Thanks again, Don.

I'm looking for a 440 or 044 to supplement my 041 which is in pieces and may never run again. Ideally with a 25" bar, but not that big a deal. Must be a reliable saw as it may be my only one. Thanks, Don

I'll take it if the previous poster decides he doesn't want it.

I feel bad signing up today and then asking for a service manual and parts list, but here I am. I've been working on my 041 that quit working last fall, rebuilt the carb, replaced the fuel and impulse lines and it still won't pump fuel. Thinking maybe the impulse line isn't supplying the...