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IIRC there was a 3 pin doohicky that sat down on that you could get a wrench on. Been 40 years...

I was going by the IPL. That's where it's supposed to be. You would likely need to disassemble the inside of the cap to find the vent. This was a common method of tank venting back in the late 60's/early 70's, and it worked until the duckbill got gummy. If the saw ever had ethanol in it the...

It should be in the fuel cap. It's a little duckbill, Homelite type vent. Part # is 13131400330 at ereplacementparts.com . Remember there are 2 Echo 301's!!! The older model you and I have dates from 1971-73 and the much later top handle saw from 2001 on.

Diagnose it one step at a time. How is the fuel filter and in tank line? Hows the rest of the fuel line? Have you adjusted the carb to best performance? Is the fuel tank vent working? When it dies, does it have spark? Is the exhaust port on the muffler clear? I have the same saw, haven't done a...

Used to sell lots of it for landing saws in the 80's in the Adirondacks.

I'll bet it cuts very smooth...until you hit that first nail!

Come on guy! Do I look like the kind of guy that would THROW OUT a CHAINSAW?!!!!!! ;)

Hey Dustin, I'm over north of Gouvernuer/Black Lake. Sachs Dolmar/Dolmar was fairly big in our area back in the 90's/early 2000's. Great, professional grade saws. I also have a 115, I run all my stuff at 40-1 with a good mix oil. Parts for the 115 can be a pain to find, but if you learn to haunt...

I'm still sitting on a 2100 Husky with no spark. I've put 2 different coils (SEM GA) in it with no luck. Flywheel seems to have plenty of magnetism. There has to be a way to fix this problem, it seems fairly common.

It doesn't make a lot of sense to me why they went that way, but they did.

The stud is number 14 in the left hand assy.

Just the way it's designed. The studs are near 6" long, maybe more.

Thanks, I have a couple other sources I've been made aware to check also.

I would if I knew the size/thread/length and could find something that would work. Do you have that info? My local hardware is a bit scant on metric stuff.

Thanks. I searched Ebay with that part# and got NOTHING. Weird.

After years of searching I finally found a NOS 041 cylinder and piston. This requires 4 studs instead of the caps screws on the standard 041, part# 0000 953 0816 . Anyone have a source for these?

I always try Ebay first, but the only listing was for seals with the wrong part#.

As it happens they were seals for a Sachs 133. Jacks seems to think selling what they don't have is a good business practice.

They do have a sound that's all their own.

I went looking for some seals for a saw. Was helped here with a proper/good part# and went searching for someplace that had them. A well known small engine place showed them as "in stock". So I ordered and paid for them. That was 10/3/21. This AM (10/13/21) I get an email stating the part has...