Pioneer chainsaws

[4cyl2vy]

DL count for 28" bar?

Anyone know what the drive link count would be for a p51 with a 28 inch sprocket nose bar? I have seen 28" chains in the 91-93 link count but am not sure which one I should try first. I am going to pull the trigger on a NOS sprocket nose 3/8 .058 28" bar from ebay, and would like to order a chain with it at the same time. Thanks for any help.

ETA: seller ad states bar number is 474761

 

[DSS]

Anyone know what the drive link count would be for a p51 with a 28 inch sprocket nose bar? I have seen 28" chains in the 91-93 link count but am not sure which one I should try first. I am going to pull the trigger on a NOS sprocket nose 3/8 .058 28" bar from ebay, and would like to order a chain with it at the same time. Thanks for any help.

ETA: seller ad states bar number is 474761

Probably be shorter than 91, those NOS pioneer bars take funny drive counts. I have a 24'' which should take 84 and it only takes 79. I think Jerry has a book with that stuff in it.

 

[pioneerguy600]

Anyone know what the drive link count would be for a p51 with a 28 inch sprocket nose bar? I have seen 28" chains in the 91-93 link count but am not sure which one I should try first. I am going to pull the trigger on a NOS sprocket nose 3/8 .058 28" bar from ebay, and would like to order a chain with it at the same time. Thanks for any help.

ETA: seller ad states bar number is 474761

That bar takes 92 drive links of 3/8" chain.

 

[huck01955]

IEL Beaver

[video=youtube_share;3oDYWBmss8w]http://youtu.be/3oDYWBmss8w[/video] ---Jerry hear is a saw you would like

 

[pioneerguy600]

[video=youtube_share;3oDYWBmss8w]http://youtu.be/3oDYWBmss8w[/video] ---Jerry hear is a saw you would like

Yes ,Joe,...I like that saw very much,..if I ever get a chance to own one I will. Not many of the early IEL`s made it over to this side of the country.

 

[4cyl2vy]

That bar takes 92 drive links of 3/8" chain.

Probably be shorter than 91, those NOS pioneer bars take funny drive counts. I have a 24'' which should take 84 and it only takes 79. I think Jerry has a book with that stuff in it.

Thanks a bunch for the info.

 

[jerrycmorrow]

mm

man your saws look good. what kind a paint you use? i assume you're doing some blasting first.

 

[huck01955]

man your saws look good. what kind a paint you use? i assume you're doing some blasting first.

Thank you I dont like to blast them I use Lacquer thinner on a lot of these old saws the paint is so old if you brush on the thinner and let it sit for about ten and then brush on some more the paint washes of like fresh latex with water

 

[huck01955]

Yes ,Joe,...I like that saw very much,..if I ever get a chance to own one I will. Not many of the early IEL`s made it over to this side of the country.

Jerry I dint get mine from around hear But I put an add on Kijiji for the fun of it and got one for $30 I didn't think they made it hear to ON

 

[jerrycmorrow]

Thank you I dont like to blast them I use Lacquer thinner on a lot of these old saws the paint is so old if you brush on the thinner and let it sit for about ten and then brush on some more the paint washes of like fresh latex with water

thanks. several of mine are like that. gonna give it a try since i don't have a blaster anyway. so do you use rattle cans, spray rig, powder coat? if its a trade secret don't worry bout it.

 

[huck01955]

thanks. several of mine are like that. gonna give it a try since i don't have a blaster anyway. so do you use rattle cans, spray rig, powder coat? if its a trade secret don't worry bout it.[/QUOT
No trade secrets rattle cans I have used paint stripier but dot like to use it if I can help it you use the thinner make sure it not to hot out side when you use it because it will dry up to fast the longer it stays wet the better Have you done very many saws ? love to see one if you have I love to see old saws brought back to life

 

[jerrycmorrow]

thanks. several of mine are like that. gonna give it a try since i don't have a blaster anyway. so do you use rattle cans, spray rig, powder coat? if its a trade secret don't worry bout it.[/QUOT
No trade secrets rattle cans I have used paint stripier but dot like to use it if I can help it you use the thinner make sure it not to hot out side when you use it because it will dry up to fast the longer it stays wet the better Have you done very many saws ? love to see one if you have I love to see old saws brought back to life

naw. i just got the bug year or so ago. mostly been concentrating on rebuilding mechanically. got the urge to do full-blown resto but just haven't taken the jump. figured i need to get my mechanics down first. don't want my saws to be all show, no go. i was looking at a "change color with different angle" paint yesterday. considering it for my C5. yeah, i know, not a true resto but still thinking about it. any particular brand of paint you like? also, do you clear coat?

 

[buzz sawyer]

LOL - I first thought, "Why does he have the foot rest mounted on the side like that? Then I realized what model it was.
Nice job!

 

[pioneerguy600]

LOL - I first thought, "Why does he have the foot rest mounted on the side like that? Then I realized what model it was.
Nice job!

Its a flipper, a really nice one at that.

 

[huck01955]

Iel ha pioneer

-----Thanks Jerry hear is my HA they are red I hope to make it look as good as the yellow HB if I ever get time way to many saws wating lol

 

[buzz sawyer]

While we're into the H models, though I might as well share my HM. The fuel line, oil cap, and chain have since been replaced. Chain was stretched beyond adjustment. Underneath the fuel tank it looks like they just welded the HA sections together and eliminated the intake pivot.

If that red HA gets lonely, I'm sure it would find happiness next to my HM.

 

[MS260 Fan]

There's probably more members than just me hoping this picture posting contest doesn't end any time soon. Keep em comin' gents!

 

[huck01955]

While we're into the H models, though I might as well share my HM. The fuel line, oil cap, and chain have since been replaced. Chain was stretched beyond adjustment. Underneath the fuel tank it looks like they just welded the HA sections together and eliminated the intake pivot.

If that red HA gets lonely, I'm sure it would find happiness next to my HM.

Wow very nice you have done an excellent job thanks for sharing your work its really great to see these old saws come back to life like that

 

[4cyl2vy]

Can it work with 93 links? I came across a nice deal for skip jgx but its 93 links. I would immagine it should but just thought I would ask.

That bar takes 92 drive links of 3/8" chain.

 

[huck01955]

Hm

--------Hear is HM no wear as nice as yours not even close to yours lol I got it from a Friend that gave up collecting he restored it he gave it to me for free so I cant complain about his work