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I stand corrected. You are definitely a lot more knowledgeable on this subject than I am.

Basically the same as the "Si" just slightly less reinforced case and a regular carb with a primer bulb on the fuel tank. The Super and Si were are still very sought after by some people. They make excellent firewood saws.

The 120 may not be very impressive in stock form, but port it a little and open the muffler up and it can hold its own very well. The 120 only has a "120" on the starter. The 120Si and 120Super have "Si" or "Super" in addition to the "120" on the cover.

I put one of those together a little while ago and all I did was clean up the exhaust port a little, port match the muffler, assemble with no base gasket which gave me a squish of .020" and did a muffler mod. I turned out quite impressive.

Madsens has one listed for $40 for the 036

It is a nickname I received at work.

I have a set of 036 cases. PM me your address and you can have them.

I will try to clean it out, but I had it apart once already and really didn't see anything wrong, but I will try soaking it in some carb cleaner or acetone or something to make sure that it is clean.

Does anyone know where to get replacement schrader valves. I have an actron gauge but I noticed that my schrader valve is no longer sealing, which is leading to low readings. I tried a valve from a motorcycle tire but the pressure required to open it is too high and does not work. Thanks

That is definitely possible I guess, but it hasn't happened on the one that I modified that way and it has seen quite a bit of use.

I found a cylinder for an 064 mixed in with some other stuff I bought from a local shop. An area above the exhaust port, the width of the port and about 1/8" to 3/16" high is worn through the plating. Is it possible to use this cylinder?? The plating is not chipped and does not have any sharp...

I have had a couple of them they are good saws and strong. They are very comfortable with a 24" or 28" bar. I run either a 24" or 28" with an 8 pin rim sprocket.

I have used a metal piston stop many times without an issue. It does put a little "dent" in the piston though. However, after reading about the other problems people have had with piston stops I switched to using an air impact. I use a 3/8" drive impact and am very careful. In addition to not...

I agree with Brad On all saws I have modified, everything from muffler mod to porting and assembling with no base gasket all needed to be set leaner or at a minimum the same. I have never had to richen them up. One possible question that came to my mind is that they could have all been too...

That is actually true of any fine powder or dust, but it is a very good point to consider.

I have read somewhere before that flour can be used as a blasting media for delicate surfaces. This may be worth.

I think this will also work on the 455. Link

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I have an 064 with a muffler mod that needs a new set of rings and while I am at it, will most likely get ported. I also need to break in the Dolmar 120 I just finished rebuilding. I gave this a good woods port and assembled with no base gasket. It is very impressive for a 61cc saw already. I...