I highly doubt that. I have plenty of literature with those mufflers.
Remington Chainsaws(including Mall chainsaws)
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The xl 12 side stack muffler doesn't fit. It is slightly larger as I bought one for a spare, there were plenty of variations of those saws, the stack muffler didn't last long as most people did not want s saw that loud
Going to play with some mag monsters tomorrow
PL4 15" bar 72LGX056G
Super 754 21" bar 68LX072G
Super 754 36" bar 68LX108G
PL7A 24" bar 68LX079G
Echo Red armor 32:1 rec 90
PL4 15" bar 72LGX056G
Super 754 21" bar 68LX072G
Super 754 36" bar 68LX108G
PL7A 24" bar 68LX079G
Echo Red armor 32:1 rec 90
For the thread fellas 
Oh no
my saw has a stack muffler, those never existed
my saw has a stack muffler, those never existed
Is Remington the Rodney Dangerfield of saws? Because they gets no respect so far all mine have proven worthy investments for vintage saw fun.
so far all mine have proven worthy investments for vintage saw fun.
Is that from the same information as there being only two Pioneer P35s that certainly didnt age well. I'm sure if @Brufab has literature to back it up I'm sure they existed.
For the thread fellas
Haven't been here much lately.I bought an SL16 the other day.If ya take the clutch cover off & put one on from an SL9 ya can't tell 'em apart,they're identical all the way around.Someone put a D176 or D096 bar on it which isn't right.I bought a real muffler for it for $20,it has no baffle & the seller forgot to include the threaded studs that screw into the engine block & the muffler studs.I can make a baffle out of an old Homelite XL-12 or SXL baffle.I'll need to go to the hardware store to try to find threaded rod for the studs (I think they're a 10\32 thread)..
Yea I seen you were interested in that one. Good deal. I think it's a newer version of a sl9. I made a sheet of all the saws Remington made I will have to dig it out. It took me a long time researching to find as much as I could. I wanted a sl10 but the one I bought off eBay was toast. Ended up parting it out and some other little wards Remington for about half or so of what I paid I think it takes lp chain. Or even 1/4" pitch I remember the bar was real skinny groove could of been 043. I didn't own any gauges at the time I bought it. I wish I kept the bar but it that helped me get some of my $ back on the toasted saw. Keep us posted
Just upgraded my PL7A exhaust cover. Looks to have a lot more flow 
Tore the 660G apart and started reassembling. Saw some piston scoring so I was thinking I might have to replace it but it was pretty light. I just cleaned it with scotchbrite and put new rings on. New seals all around and lots of cleaning.
Looks heavy Chris.
Mark
Mark
That's the pot calling the kettle black.
And yes, it kind of is. I was telling the other Mark these saws are way too bulky for 82cc.
And yes, it kind of is. I was telling the other Mark these saws are way too bulky for 82cc.
I am glad to see your saw shop looks similar to mine
It never stays clean for long.
I'm sure the SL5G is even heavier with the spur gear transmission.
BTW, helluva nice bar/chain on that saw.
