If a guy were looking for SP81 parts ( not internals ) what donor saws are a good choice?? 10-10?
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Rewind and clutch cover is missing a small piece. I may be able to fix the rewind.
Not sure what you mean by "short" but it is a bit taller than the one on a 10 10 I have. I have a no chain brake SP60 that has the same cover as the SP81. I also have an SP60 with the chain brake, just hate to take parts off good saws. I have yet to put gas in the SP81 but I think there is hope for this one. Thanks for the reply!
I have a decent tracing of this one, tried one time to have a shop quote me on forming up a bunch of them but they couldn't really match the shape.
Perhaps I will try again one day.
Mark
"Short" and "Long" clutch covers. The earlier saws had the short covers, later PM models had the long covers.
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The one on this SP81 is the style of the 7-10 in the picture. It does have the full wrap handle. The saw was sold as "stuck" but a little oil and gentle crank turning and it came unstuck and seems to have good compression and the cylinder looks nice. Paint is rough but I'm not concerned with that now.
The flywheel cover from the smaller displacement saws will fit the larger SP models but you need to add a couple of holes to secure it solidly to the larger saw chassis. There is one extra mounting hole in the bottom of the cover...
And one extra hole in the top.
The clutch cover will interchange without any fuss.
I have SP models with the full wrap and with and without the brake. There is a wider full wrap handle to be used with the brake, otherwise the clutch cover will not come off.
Mark
And one extra hole in the top.
The clutch cover will interchange without any fuss.
I have SP models with the full wrap and with and without the brake. There is a wider full wrap handle to be used with the brake, otherwise the clutch cover will not come off.
Mark
anybody need a model 55 for parts? mostly there. has spark. coil can be fixed. . hl carb.gearbox clean, no rust. muffler shot. see pics.yours for the ride. the saw is in ohio, zip 44116 and weighs 22lbs. according to acres site.
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I sure could use the bar hold down and adjuster piece but do not need or really want that big monster saw.
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Here is a picture you don't see often. They were not racing but Sheldon on one end of the log with a Homelite 3100 and Big Mike at the other end with an 895.
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Nice beaters there Tross. Where are you located? That plate puts you in my neck of the woods.
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Creswell. You ran that sp81 at the gtg. Except it had a 36" bar on it.
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Ok, thats who you are, and yes that polished cover looked familiar but the bar was a bit more significant. We were at Powerland last weekend and will be there tomorrow.
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Is that in brooks? Where are you located? My cousin said he saw mike at the steam up
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