Sold Big bore 660

[tree_chomper]

Just put the big bore kit on the saw. Got the kit in a trade so no idea what brand it is but the quality of it looks good. I didn't use the base gasket with the kit and ended up with around 200 lbs of compression. It still needs a few odds and ends but I believe it will be a very fun saw for someone with minimal work. Shoot me a reasonable offer

 

[tree_chomper]

I don't have a carburetor, backing plate for carb muffler,clutch cover, coil, trigger/ choke mechanisms, and several needed bolts.

 

[tree_chomper]

I do have new plastic I got for it and a new brake handle and a new starter.

 

[fearofpavement]

Just put the big bore kit on the saw. Got the kit in a trade so no idea what brand it is but the quality of it looks good. I didn't use the base gasket with the kit and ended up with around 200 lbs of compression. It still needs a few odds and ends but I believe it will be a very fun saw for someone with minimal work. Shoot me a reasonable offer

Did you happen to check the squish with this configuration?

 

[tree_chomper]

Looks to be about .15 with my El cheapo gauge

 

[tree_chomper]

Also the brake handle bolt on the starter side needs drilled out

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

You need all those parts you listed? I believe I have a parts 660

 

[Scott Kelly]

Thats a little on the tight side isn't it @.15

 

[tree_chomper]

Thats a little on the tight side isn't it @.15

Yea I know but I've built saws that tight before with no problems.

 

[mdavlee]

What did you squish to get that measurement? I've not run that big of a bore that tight.

 

[tree_chomper]

What did you squish to get that measurement? I've not run that big of a bore that tight.

Solder

 

[tree_chomper]

It wouldn't be but what 10 minutes for someone to change the squish if it it was "unacceptable" for some or if someone wants this saw and buy it I can even change it again.....

 

[mdavlee]

Solder

I had one that was a head slapper when warm checked with solder. I started using the plastigauge instead of solder. Much more reliable in the tight measurements.

 

[tree_chomper]

I had one that was a head slapper when warm checked with solder. I started using the plastigauge instead of solder. Much more reliable in the tight measurements.

Yea I agree it us more accurate

 

[tree_chomper]

I had one that was a head slapper when warm checked with solder. I started using the plastigauge instead of solder. Much more reliable in the tight measurements.

Was the head slapper a 660? What was the squish on it?

 

[mdavlee]

Was the head slapper a 660? What was the squish on it?

Not a 660 but a 54mm bore. It was showing .021" with solder.

 

[tree_chomper]

Not a 660 but a 54mm bore. It was showing .021" with solder.

Thank you for the info that's interesting.

 

[tree_chomper]

This saw is SOLD!