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That is a pain, and if it turns out the crank or bearings are bad then I think o would move onto a differant saw. Possibly my fathers old saw. It's been so long since iv seen it that I dont remember what it is, but I do know it was leaned out and blown up

Can anyone help me find parts(specifically the gasket between the crankcase and jug) for an old L65 husqvarna?

well for the moment its free saw that locked up from sitting. And i would rather fix it and buy a minimal number of new parts. And at the moment thats the gasket that connects the jug to the crank. How wouldn't that be worth it though?

I recently came across a decent l65 made in Sweden, and this is my first chainsaw rebuild. Once I started messing with the saw i found it was locked up from corrosion(not from overheating) , and had a gas tank full of water. So I started by draining the tank and taking off all of the plastic...