Thanks, p61 western. There was a guy on here selling some NOS Pioneer stuff and I asked about the coil but he never got back to me.
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mathewsdxt75
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Tonight, I brought back to life a pioneer farmsaw that was sitting for a long time. I got it in a load of parts saw I bought from my local power equipment guy. This farm saw was in a box by itself with a tag that said "no spark". Shocker I know. Also the recoil wasn't working correctly. It even has a decent bar and a really good chain.
I was able to get a spring thing off another saw and recoil was fixed. I checked saw over very well before purchasing an aftermarket coil off fleabay. With a new coil, fuel lines and fuel filter, I gased it up, and it runs great.
Tomorrow I plan on getting it into some wood and see how it does. I can hear it begging to run hard. Once I get it tuned, I just may have to sell it.
I was able to get a spring thing off another saw and recoil was fixed. I checked saw over very well before purchasing an aftermarket coil off fleabay. With a new coil, fuel lines and fuel filter, I gased it up, and it runs great.
Tomorrow I plan on getting it into some wood and see how it does. I can hear it begging to run hard. Once I get it tuned, I just may have to sell it.
Nice Farmsaw, I just got it's twin running and am going to give it a workout tomorrow.
Before you toss out the dead coil research this thread. They can often be recovered by baking them.
I was skeptical too but I baked mine and it worked. I wanted to go 16 hours but my damned oven is smarter than I am and I only got 12... it was enough.
Lou
2 hr @ 250 has worked for me 3x
Would this baking trick also work for the 2pc P41 coil?
mathewsdxt75
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I must've had mine up a little to hot then. I tried it with no success then set it even a touch hotter.....and everything melted.
oh well. The aftermarket coil works great.
haven't tried on those, the 3 I did were the blue coils, like farmsaw, farmlite.
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I took it out and mine ran very strong. The only thing I ran into was I forgot to take the clutch off and lube the clutch bearing. After a little while cutting, I thought the clutch spring was bad because the chain kept spinning and when I tried to stop it, the saw would quit. Once I took rhe clutch off, it was just a dry sticky bearing. I cleaned it and lubed it, and it is ready to go again.
I was pleased on how strong it ran.
strong saws. like my p40 cause it has points, tho.
the 51cc saws. Tons of them.
Are the pistons the same even though the part # is different. I have two 1074 pistons with rings.
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I can't help you there. The only one I have is a 1074.
This is not a for sale ad, I now have most of the Pioneer parts lot that was advertised in the trading post. Still waiting on the smalls and some larger items from the seller. I now have complete top end kits for P41 Farmsaw P51 P52 P655 and most of a P61 complete saw NOS.
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They are 66 cc and have a huge amount of torque. Great saws. Not sure what it's worth. I think I paid $75 for a fairly nice one and I felt that was a good buy.
Make sure it has spark.
What is this aftermarket coil you speak of?
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