huck01955
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Bugging My Neibours
I love to bug my Neibours [video=youtube_share;Qg77diA19H0]http://youtu.be/Qg77diA19H0[/video]
I love to bug my Neibours [video=youtube_share;Qg77diA19H0]http://youtu.be/Qg77diA19H0[/video]
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I will get to show off some time soon? LOL Thanks to you and a few others here! :msp_thumbsup:
I never got to run a Super Twin but have run other twins, they shure do have a sound all their own. I also make coils to fit into the older saws that have the varnished and phenolitic coated coils that crack up and short out. I learned at an early age that a lot of things can be kept running very well with a little resourcefulness.
huck01955
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Very well said Jerry
I am really looking forward to seeing your 52 become a 62...:msp_thumbup:
huck01955
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I had a 50 51 52 60 61 62 I wish I never sold them :msp_sad: Nothing cuts like them
There are a few Pioneers and a IEL in this picture taken one day when they were out catching some sun,
huck01955
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Very Nice JerryThere are a few Pioneers and a IEL in this picture taken one day when they were out catching some sun,
I fully agree on that ,Joe. I still have and run very many P series saws, from the little P12,26, 28, 38, Farmsaw, Farmlite II ,41, 42, 52, 62, 655 HP, 655BP and many others that are in different states of repair.
Steve NW WI
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Huck, that twin looks beautiful and sounds even better. Rep sent!
huck01955
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Thank you
------This is a saw I restored a long time ago its a runner
Hey Joe! It wasn't that long ago we were talking on the phone about getting me an RA! Looks like I could have saved myself a lot of time and effort if I would have just made you an offer on this one. Very nice work! I ended up getting a complete RA in need of a lot of work. Shortly after, I got a couple more parts saws from our friend in Goderich. When I was picking up the stuff we were shooting the breeze about buying and selling saws and how there's more people into it than you'd think. He's says "well there's a box of stuff for a guy in Peterborough...". Small world.
guys, those are some REAL nice saws. those old ones had a beauty and grace not even approached today. and that twin? i had no idea they even existed. you know you guys aren't doing my cad any good. just when i thought i was gonna be able to lighten up. now i gotta go find some pioneers. thanks a lot
hillwilliam
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Yup, that P62 must be the daddy to the P42 Western I had too (parts are all still here in on form or another.) Seems like what was called the Western had full wrap, a bigger carb.(?), and maybe the single-stage phenolic reed -something like that, anyway. Just checked, and a 1985 Pioneer/ Partner service bulletin shows a jug w/ the number 433261 for P42. That's the number that's on my P42 jug. Pioneer IPL shows #432635. Pioneer/ Partner IPL appears to show 476534. No idea if there is any difference. At any rate, mine hasn't run since the rod bearing cage exploded years ago.
I do love those good ol' reed valve saws! I'm glad you guys are enjoying them too.
Hillwilliam
timberdollars
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P42 western
[video=youtube;xNnKgAtzfxs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=xNnKgAtzfxs[/video]
31" maple versus the Pioneer P42 western with 24" bar, 8 pin, My back up Windsor chain (yuck) others stuck in a pitched tree to the right.
Little rich still, new rings 40 mins out. Fuel O ring messed up, squished out.
Duane
phone video (sorry)
[video=youtube;xNnKgAtzfxs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=xNnKgAtzfxs[/video]
31" maple versus the Pioneer P42 western with 24" bar, 8 pin, My back up Windsor chain (yuck) others stuck in a pitched tree to the right.
Little rich still, new rings 40 mins out. Fuel O ring messed up, squished out.
Duane
phone video (sorry)
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hillwilliam
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That saw sure looks and sounds familiar. Nice work on the tree. Sent you a PM.
Jack
timberdollars
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P42
Thanks so much Jack for the rings, as you can see they are getting used. Crazy power for 66cc, and no lack or RPM's versus new piston ported saws. I am hooked.
Thing has no compression, but runs like a rap'ed ape.
Duane
Thanks so much Jack for the rings, as you can see they are getting used. Crazy power for 66cc, and no lack or RPM's versus new piston ported saws. I am hooked.
Thing has no compression, but runs like a rap'ed ape.
Duane
huck01955
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IEL Super Pioneer 52
I hope to get time this summer to restore this one but I have a lot of saws I would like to get done lol [video=youtube_share;TrpZwZWTohM]http://youtu.be/TrpZwZWTohM[/video]
I hope to get time this summer to restore this one but I have a lot of saws I would like to get done lol [video=youtube_share;TrpZwZWTohM]http://youtu.be/TrpZwZWTohM[/video]
huck01955
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Sounds great and works real nice great job
huck01955
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IEL HB Pioneer before and after
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