Chris-PA
Where the Wild Things Are
The "Turbo Clean" moniker was also applied to the 42cc (Wlid Thing) family saws, at least the early ones anyway. Then they used the "Super Clean" label for a while. I've been curious why that was, as they never had the little blue scoop and the inlet looks like these:
As I was looking through a box of parts that Marc sent me I found this older (1995) chassis which answered the queestion:
They did have a scoop, and frankly it was a better design at that. I gotta believe they made them take it off just for brand differentiation. This is a Craftsman A/V chassis which I will be building up with a ported PP260 engine, advanced timing, larger carb and opened up muffler.
As I was looking through a box of parts that Marc sent me I found this older (1995) chassis which answered the queestion:
They did have a scoop, and frankly it was a better design at that. I gotta believe they made them take it off just for brand differentiation. This is a Craftsman A/V chassis which I will be building up with a ported PP260 engine, advanced timing, larger carb and opened up muffler.
