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donthraen
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+1 .good eye, my bad
you not bad I cheated---I have a comango
8433jeff
Aftermarket connoisseur
If you've run one long without earplugs, then you also have hearing trouble. What do you know about a "Cut Kwik"? Says Lombard on it, couple different spots, and I also have a fatter twin parts saw for that, a Dynamark. Both look like XL-12's, only black.
donthraen
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what did you say LOL---I don't know about a Cut Kwik sounds fun to have like any other Lombard Ive used---I have a Comango--Little lightning and 2 Ponies 1 running and 1 parts and all wear originally sold lockley around hear from the same shop still in business---do you have any info on the cut kwik---their wear lots of saws that look like the homies --- sears wards lombards just a hole lot of them
8433jeff
Aftermarket connoisseur
I stated my vast knowledge of it in the previous post. Loud as, well, hell, I imagine, and cuts OK. Even has some very primitive antivibe. Automatic oiler, no manual. Guessing mid eighties, probably earlier. 3.7 ci IIRC.
donthraen
ArboristSite Guru
I thought they stopped making Lombards in the early to mid 70s
Super 2 reed.
The reed out of the Super 2 is standing open ever so slightly. Maybe 1/32", so it needs fixin'. I post a pic but it's too small to see.
Are those rivits or drive screws holding the reed and backup plate to the plastic?
How about if I drill & tap for a #4-40 round head screw to bear against the reed to help hold it shut?
T.I.A.
Carl
The reed out of the Super 2 is standing open ever so slightly. Maybe 1/32", so it needs fixin'. I post a pic but it's too small to see.
Are those rivits or drive screws holding the reed and backup plate to the plastic?
How about if I drill & tap for a #4-40 round head screw to bear against the reed to help hold it shut?
T.I.A.
Carl
chainsawlady
Junior Member
I do have the manifold #A-69373, in case you haven't fixed your old one.
chain saw lady
Thank you much but I'm going to take a run at fixing it first.
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Got nothing to lose.
donthraen
ArboristSite Guru
their drive screws but pressed in with heat---if you get them out just flip the plate over
Thanks, I suspected they were. I'll use a dremel to cut some screwdriver slots and heat them with a soldering iron before turning them.
Have delt with drive screws long ago.
donthraen
ArboristSite Guru
they can be a pain in the arse cant they
roncoinc
Official Stihl Disser
770D lives again !!
Had this one for awhile..
guy i got it from said prob not run in 20 yrs.
snowy day in the shop thot i would check it out.
took bottom of carb off,cleaned it and fuel tank and the darned thing fired off and ran !!
have two top covers but dont know what one is correct.
also missing the recoil cover.
damn this thing is loud !!!!
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Had this one for awhile..
guy i got it from said prob not run in 20 yrs.
snowy day in the shop thot i would check it out.
took bottom of carb off,cleaned it and fuel tank and the darned thing fired off and ran !!
have two top covers but dont know what one is correct.
also missing the recoil cover.
damn this thing is loud !!!!
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roncoinc
Official Stihl Disser
LOL !!! thats in my shop !! i had just came back in with the cam and stomped the snow off my boots
thomas1
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A friend of mine gave me a Super Wiz 55. It looks pretty decent but, it's missing the entire recoil assembly, anybody have one laying around that they'd be willing to part with?
I'll try to get pics up this evening.
I'll try to get pics up this evening.
briantutt
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Work Saw Specialist
Here we go, I need, I need, I need. This CAD is hard on a feller!
I'm trying to get a C-7 going again. I got the saw from Outdoorliving247, the jug and piston came from Wildman. Thanks guys.
I need a good coil for it, and a clutch or just the clutch spider. I've tried to find a coil I could use on it but since it fits under the flywheel I'm not having any luck.
Any help would be most appreciated !!!!
I'm trying to get a C-7 going again. I got the saw from Outdoorliving247, the jug and piston came from Wildman. Thanks guys.
I need a good coil for it, and a clutch or just the clutch spider. I've tried to find a coil I could use on it but since it fits under the flywheel I'm not having any luck.
Any help would be most appreciated !!!!
roncoinc
Official Stihl Disser
Here we go, I need, I need, I need. This CAD is hard on a feller!
I'm trying to get a C-7 going again. I got the saw from Outdoorliving247, the jug and piston came from Wildman. Thanks guys.
I need a good coil for it, and a clutch or just the clutch spider. I've tried to find a coil I could use on it but since it fits under the flywheel I'm not having any luck.
Any help would be most appreciated !!!!
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