parrisw
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Sorry, that's the only one I got. Unless there in another sitting in a box I haven't looked through yet.
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Sorry, that's the only one I got. Unless there in another sitting in a box I haven't looked through yet.
parrisw
Tree Freak
Not likely, that's the only one in the 1122 boxes, unless there is one floating around in a box somewhere else.
Yeah that's the larger 4-point 'Western' dawg that was part of a set available from Stihl for a time for the 064/early 066 saws.
If you call Madsen's and ask for the inner dawg of the 4-point "Pro-Safety" aftermarket dawgs, the inner dawg from that set will match your outer Stihl western dawg. It was that set of dawgs that the guy from Pro-Safety used as a template to make his.
Who made the 6-point 084/088 dawgs?
parrisw
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Will it be that black finish? I don't need it but someone might want it.
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Well Tom and I have struck the deal for the 744. I am sending him a project Mac 73 in exchange. For the record I did offer him a super 44A in addition, but he said the 73 was enough. Looks so far like a smooth transaction. Thanks Tom.
Yeah it will have the flat black finish
It won't be that same black crinkle finish- the Pro-Safety dawgs come with a flat-black wood stove type finish. It doesn't really matter anyways, that Stihl black crinkle paint flakes off real easy when you're running the saw. It's gone in a matter of a few days.
parrisw
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Cool, I could probably have some made off of this one, but I'm guessing the inner is different. Plus that finish would be hard to duplicate.
parrisw
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Ahh, I was wondering how durable it would be. Powdercoat would be nice.
That 744 should be an interesting saw. I've never seen one.
The one Poulan I've always wanted is an A-900 bowsaw. Those look cool.
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It's basically a poulan 245A with a geardrive. I always intrigued by the later more modern higher reving medium sized geardrives. I guess the mcculloch equivilant would be the G70 and the stihl would be the 041G. The 744 has 74cc's and a healthy 245A will run pretty strong so I have high hopes if it can be fixed up.
It should be pretty strong for sure. I've seen guys running 32" bars with 1/2" pitch chisel on the Mac 5-10G and 041Gs.
You got a Super 44A parts rig? I might be looking for another rig to put a kart motor in. I got a freshly bored and honed .040" over Mc91 block and Wiseco piston for a custom project.
You got a Super 44A parts rig? I might be looking for another rig to put a kart motor in. I got a freshly bored and honed .040" over Mc91 block and Wiseco piston for a custom project.
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Yeah I got a Super 44a that is mostly complete minus a few nuts and bolts pirated. When I was fooling with it a couple a years ago I had it running after a carb rebuild on the tilly, but the timing was off a bit and I haven't gone back to it since.
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I am pretty sure I have that oil pump if you still need it. I will check when I get home.
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I got my hands on the Honda EX650 generator I was looking for. My father in law had one he bought on a job 15 years ago and hasn't used in ??? years. Unfortunately it had a bad breaker and old gas in it. I replaced the breaker, put fresh fuel in it and 11 pulls later it fired up and makes power! 
It needs an oil change an air filter but I know it will work.
Thanks for the leads you guys gave me, rep to Four Paws for starting this thread!
It needs an oil change an air filter but I know it will work.Thanks for the leads you guys gave me, rep to Four Paws for starting this thread!
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