I worked on many of those back in the '70s and '80s. One of the best little saws ever made. I still have a top handle and a rear handle that only has 1 hour on it! My hour lol.
Hi just got one of these saws , what is the black half moon button on handle do?🤷♂️ thanks for the video getting ready to fire mine up soon thanks again
Usually with fuel lines I cut them to a 45 degree angle with a tail and slide them in and pull them through on the other side with long nose angle pliers.
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I worked on many of those back in the '70s and '80s. One of the best little saws ever made. I still have a top handle and a rear handle that only has 1 hour on it! My hour lol.
That Saw was made back when small engines were simple to work on not a bad looking for it being nearly 50 years old
Thank you for the video
Love these little girls, they were excellent saws
Nice work casey rebuilding the carburetor
Nice video 📹 Casey...
That chainsaw is older than you 😊
Older by about 20 years! Thanks Rick!
Hi just got one of these saws , what is the black half moon button on handle do?🤷♂️ thanks for the video getting ready to fire mine up soon thanks again
I think it is the safety so you can't pull the throttle without pushing it down.
How did you get the fuel line in the hole any special tools
Usually with fuel lines I cut them to a 45 degree angle with a tail and slide them in and pull them through on the other side with long nose angle pliers.
great for limbing:)
I took 5 screws out but cover won't come off it seems something is still attached by throttle ?
make sure the on/off switch is in the off position, as it can get in the way.
That is not proper warming up that saw
The cheap kits are junk, use oem only