What's on your bench? 2/6/16

[a. palmer jr.]

Brought a bunch of cheapies into the shop about an hour ago, maybe get one or two runners out of the seven. One Power Mac 310, three plastic McCullochs, 2 plastic Homelites, and a Pro Mac 55 that seems to have an air leak somewhere. Probably tinker with them tomorrow.

 

[Diesel Freak]

I just finished impulse line and fuel line on my 026, put a new starter cord on my PM 610 and now I've got my Poulman 3.700 half torn down trying to decide if I want to try and fix the oiler or not... after that I will be muffler modding my 028s and piecing together the muffler on my Dolmar 117. Thank god this hobby is fairly cheap.. sometimes.

Joseph

 

[a. palmer jr.]

At the risk of making someone jealous I tore apart a McCulloch Mac 3214 chainsaws to get an ignition module and put into another one. I drained the fuel from the tank which looked more like road tar than fuel mix, I primed the carburetor and it started and kept running but I don't know how unless it was stored fuel in the line and the carb. It finally died and I left it for the night. Might be a nice little saw to trim with. Just kidding about the jealous part.

 

[OhioGregg]

Got this one off the bench. Havn't had it in wood yet, but starts very easy and runs great!

Gregg,

 

[Diesel Freak]

At the risk of making someone jealous I tore apart a McCulloch Mac 3214 chainsaws to get an ignition module and put into another one. I drained the fuel from the tank which looked more like road tar than fuel mix, I primed the carburetor and it started and kept running but I don't know how unless it was stored fuel in the line and the carb. It finally died and I left it for the night. Might be a nice little saw to trim with. Just kidding about the jealous part.

I'll be the jealous one. That was my first saw. I now have 6... and that isn't one of them. She was a runner though your hands ached after about an hour. I ended up trading it for a 16 gauge bolt action shotgun.

Joseph

 

[a. palmer jr.]

I have three of these things right now, given to me by a friend. I guess now I'd have to say I have two and one I robbed the parts from..I'll put some good fuel in it tomorrow and see if it still wants to run.

 

[Brianlol]

need some help if any one has worked on 441 before

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I've worked on a few
What u need help with?

 

[VA 372xp]

I've worked on a few
What u need help with?

I have a thread going if you want to check it out to see what's going on mostly carb flooding gas issue

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[bikemike]

Poulan woodshark muff mod fuel lines carb work and sell it

 

[Brianlol]

Ok

I have a thread going if you want to check it out to see what's going on mostly carb flooding gas issue

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[bikemike]

Got this one off the bench. Havn't had it in wood yet, but starts very easy and runs great!

Gregg,

When you going to powder coat the recoil cover

 

[Chris-PA]

Got this one off the bench. Havn't had it in wood yet, but starts very easy and runs great!

Gregg,

That's not your bench so it doesn't count! (I'm jealous anyway)

 

[OhioGregg]

That's not your bench so it doesn't count! (I'm jealous anyway)

Up till yesterday...it was still on the bench..LOL Rewinding the recoil spring, that was fun.

Gregg,

 

[OhioGregg]

When you going to powder coat the recoil cover

It will be doing great if it sees any paint with me doing it. Maybe this summer and warmer weather.

Gregg,

 

[a. palmer jr.]

I'm still working on the Mac 3214, today decided to clean the carb, doesn't idle very well and has 150 compression.

 

[bikemike]

I'm still working on the Mac 3214, today decided to clean the carb, doesn't idle very well and has 150 compression.

Does ur mac look like this but yellow n black

 

[a. palmer jr.]

Yep, that's it. Mine runs about as well as it looks. I'm hoping a clean carburetor will help it but when I took it apart it already looked pretty clean. The starter on mine is yellow.

 

[bikemike]

Yep, that's it. Mine runs about as well as it looks. I'm hoping a clean carburetor will help it but when I took it apart it already looked pretty clean. The starter on mine is yellow.

Yeah I'm not a big fan of them but the are small. They do take well to a few extra holes at the bottom of the muffler and baffle drilled out a bit bigger

 

[Chris-PA]

Yep, that's it. Mine runs about as well as it looks. I'm hoping a clean carburetor will help it but when I took it apart it already looked pretty clean. The starter on mine is yellow.

Yeah I'm not a big fan of them but the are small. They do take well to a few extra holes at the bottom of the muffler and baffle drilled out a bit bigger

One of my favorite little saws. Now that I converted it to a A/V chassis it's a a great saw to use, especially running a 12" bar with a larger sprocket tip.

Not a screamer but good usable power for 32cc:

 

[bikemike]

I forgot that I still have a 36 or 38cc block for that style chassis