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I bought a couple 044's to rebuild, and didn't save this thread to a drive, so lost the pictures too!

Been awhile since I refered to my notes and saws, but I have a 044 runner, I think is 10mm, and a 12mm with a scored piston/cyl that I need to clean up and swap. I also have a chance at a 440, hard starter, but should be fine.... I was going to upgrade the 12mm to the 046 bore.... too...

372xpw I had a chance to buy a 372 last year rebuilt by a dealer/shop. they went through everything..... I don't need it, just a bad case of CAD at the time... Now I don't know what to do with it....

Awesome Tutorial and Rebuild Awesome Tutorial and Rebuild Awesome Tutorial and Rebuild worth saying twice. Who is next to rebuild?

What some guy up here did, was tell them he has trouble cashing the cheque, and needed $50 to get it to clear from "His Friend" at the bank... But they would need to Western Union the money. he got his $50 and then deposited the cheque to see of it was good. It wasn't and the bank came back...

Over 1K up here

so what I hear is there is no real advantage to trade a 55 for a 455... unless lots of money is also changing hands, in your favor, seems no reason to trade.

I"m 46 so... at 55, ye's just inside my upper age limit! >:P~

There are some similar issues here Our Saskatchewan Gasoline gets sent to N.Dak, and it's retailed cheaper than it is up here by 20%.. How is that fair? on another thought: Can you not get someone on AS, to get you a new saw, tear it down and ship it in pieces marked as a pile of...

I remember that too. the list was long, I think I have it somewhere. I'll go looking for it.

when you say "chain moving at idle"... can you adjust the idle down? take off the bar and chain, fire it up to warm idle, and see if you can stop the clutch with your finger. Be careful, but if the clutch is seized up, you won't stop it. If you can stop it, it probably high enough idle...

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$3045.00!!!! just had a look WOW! 3G's for the saw! someone made some money on that one!

keep the top work surface within 2 inches of your bent elbow.... based on how you plan on addressing the work... standing, sitting etc. it will save your neck/back.

tap tap tap :popcorn: tap tap tap...... (waiting for pics) I enjoy a good success story, even when it's not me making the cash off it.

:popcorn: can't wait for the performance report

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appears to be well ventilated also... That is very important if using any form of solvent, and when running the engines in the shop. it's an OSHA thing....

exactly! just like you can't judge all politicians by one good one.... one example does not make the rule. be it bad or good.

I have a two roomed fully insulated doghouse that my Rotti will share if I need it...