2101xp/ top all time muscle saws!!!!!!!!!!!

[R2D]

That would last all but two seconds after listing in my area. People sell saws for very reasonable prices out by you norm. I would have bought that one

 

[metalspec]

hey got a question. what sprocket are you all runnin on your 2100's? running a 7 now with a hungry square skip. wondering if a little more chain speed would be nice. pulls great now to the point of plugging the cover in soft stuff . oh yea it's a 36. thank's .

I haven't had a chance to try an 8 on one yet... but judging from how strongly mine pull a 36" with a 7, I don't think there'd be any problem... especially with full skip.

 

[metalspec]

That would last all but two seconds after listing in my area. People sell saws for very reasonable prices out by you norm. I would have bought that one

That would've been gone in two seconds in my area too!

 

[sachsmo]

8 pin and 28" in Hardwoods, bet she would like a 9 pin.

 

[NORMZILLA44]

I agree with you guy's on the be gone fast! Man still thinking and was close. Sum beech, and yes some good deals hear at times for sure! I also agree I am sure those things would eat up a 8pin easily! Sachsmo what's up!! Great to see you been awhile:msp_thumbup:

 

[R2D]

Anyone running 088's ? Kind of like to get one to see what they are all about. They are not readily available around here so the wait may be a long one for one in my price range. Is the 3120 better?

 

[R2D]

so my 2100 piston has scoring depressions. I have removed the transfer off the cylinder and attempted to buff the piston. There are no raised areas. I am resembling right now and will do another compression check. It was 145 with transfer on cylinder.

 

[Eccentric]

No little buddy, have to size it up first, and hoping you would want to join???? Maybe the 750 will be ready! Supposed to be a good one:rockn:

Sounds like fun. Hope to have John's 750 ready. Going to see if I can get the flywheel off today and change out that crank seal. John will need to get a chain for it.

 

[carym2a]

R2D, Looks like it should be fine after a buff job and honing Ive seen worse still going strong after a good clean up job!

 

[R2D]

R2D, Looks like it should be fine after a buff job and honing Ive seen worse still going strong after a good clean up job!

Thanks. It will be in good hands. One of our members is giving me a Christmas present and will be doing the final touches. I also located some new thin rings with good used pistons from another member. Just might have to do another one of these in the future.

 

[R2D]

Here is one more pic for ya. When Shaun gets it, he will probably start a new thread for it. He will be doing some welding, honing, tapping, drilling, and 'tickling the ports'.

 

[RVALUE]

Anyone running 088's ? Kind of like to get one to see what they are all about. They are not readily available around here so the wait may be a long one for one in my price range. Is the 3120 better?

I'd rather have 2 huskies than a stihl any day.

 

[metalspec]

I'd rather have 2 huskies than a stihl any day.

I'd rather have ALL OF THEM!

 

[srcarr52]

Here is one more pic for ya. When Shaun gets it, he will probably start a new thread for it. He will be doing some welding, honing, tapping, drilling, and 'tickling the ports'.

Finally! A saw I don't have to clean first. You better roll that thing around in the mud for a bit, I'd hate to get spoiled.

 

[NORMZILLA44]

Good deal Aaron. I am hoping to get the Canon back on, and do it justice:msp_biggrin: I lean more toward the Husky side as well. I agree nice to clean saws first before you work on them, or send them off to a friend. I know I would

 

[NORMZILLA44]

Ok met a new friend from C-list today, he called me back about saw parts, got a new friend and fellow Husky addict, and yes I cam to the conclusion I am a Husky addict, and mostly the big ones:msp_tongue:

 

[R2D]

Ok met a new friend from C-list today, he called me back about saw parts, got a new friend and fellow Husky addict, and yes I cam to the conclusion I am a Husky addict, and mostly the big ones:msp_tongue:

Hey Norm. I am not quite a husky addict yet but do understand the big saw part. I have smaller saws but they don't put the grin on my face that a 85cc or larger saw does.

 

[NORMZILLA44]

Nothing wrong with that Mike, not at all! I love saws, and big saws:msp_thumbup: Smallest I have anymore is my 372, love it. I do love my 660, would love to have a 166,694, 9010. 394 and a 395, that's normal eh?:hmm3grin2orange:

 

[R2D]

Nothing wrong with that Mike, not at all! I love saws, and big saws:msp_thumbup: Smallest I have anymore is my 372, love it. I do love my 660, would love to have a 166,694, 9010. 394 and a 395, that's normal eh?:hmm3grin2orange:

I couldn't part with my 064. I have had other saws in the same class and end up selling them. I am interested in the 390, 288 and 395. Hear good things about converting a 261 to a 262 by changing the piston. Could be a fun project if i ever found a blown 261

 

[NORMZILLA44]

064 is one fine saw, love em, yeah I would keep that too! Yeah 288's are sweet I always have had a love for them. The 390 forgot that on my list, but yes want that too! I have heard of the 261-262 projects, nice saws.