Alaska! Bears and freedom. And mosquitos..... Jealous of your stihls, the only saws in my collection now say "west Germany" on the cover!

Sim senhor, espero que o proprietario ganhe muitos anos com esta serra

I use the lower pressure nozzle and don't spray directly on the crank seals, has done fine for me. It's a messy hobby!

I am full up on projects and having no luck finding clutch covers, if you cover shipping I will mail this one to you. [email protected]

Yup, you say it better than I! I will be sanding like a madman to try to keep this thing from having any more "events"

Seems like everyone should celebrate their 5 year anniversaries with a fresh set of hoses for these saws! Thanks for watching.

@Revellersaws She's 13yrs old and this is the first "issue" I've had. Been a great saw.

Excellent? I don't know about that, but I'm reasonably ok with being lied to a little.......thanks!

We brought lumber pens, but were not having much luck. I agree, I would rather not run with a pipe in my hand, I will use your chalk idea!!!

Believe it or not, its just my cell phone!

Dave, it's been a minute since I had this saw open, I will try to pop it open and look tonight.

@@Revellersaws Thank You

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Peter! Is that someone you know, the Husqvarna pit?

@@Revellersaws This is me..... my channel. Greetings Peter. 🇩🇪🇱🇷

Way down under eh! Well thanks for dropping by, I appreciate it. What kind of saws are you working with?

Thank you the saws I currently own are Echo CS 352ES purchased brand new one year ago,Husqvarna 455 Rancher (2016)model and SOLO 622 late 1980s model which at the moment I have a specialist chainsaw guy working on it as it needs a new pull rope starter assembly ,as he will source this out for me second hand through contacts he knows in the chainsaw community.

@@giuseppelatina2640 I ran 455's for many years, they are good saws. Never seen a Solo of any kind in person, I can imagine the parts are rare!

Greetings from Germany....

Yeah, my give a darn got sucked into the crankcase at the same time the screw did. Thanks for the encouragement though. Novice Lumberjack will have no problems at all making good use of the parts.

I am ok with heavy saws for now, but I have been spoiled by an 056 mag II, and and 041 super. This is heavier than the 041, and 20cc's less than the 056, might not blow my mind. But, can't take anyone's word, gotta try it all for myself!

Ah, I was hoping to hear from an old saw specialist! Have you run an 045? Got this one started, there are some issues but the biggest thing I noticed was that my 041 and 056 are WAY louder. You noticed the same, or should I be looking for a mud wasp nest in the muffler?

@@Revellersaws there is a channel in there that really chokes it down. I know what a chore it is to pull it off but you should start there

I'll get it into a box and we will figure out the shipping, will be glad for you to have it.

Good thought---in the background I think I have found a leak between the carb and intake, chasing that tonight with a 3D printed gasket, more video to follow. If it doesn't cure it, thinking I have a 670 coil stashed, be the next thing

Way ahead of you there buddy. I use that stuff on my eyelids before I go to sleep to make sure I get a light tight seal for the night.

@Revellersaws I'm pretty well stumped then. I'd probably break it down and....no wait, you already did pressure tests. Well...I don't know. Maybe set it on the stove while doing the pressure test. Let it heat up and look for the leak.

I got the OEM fuel filter today, ordering a new intake block and different crank seals as well. I am less curious and more driven to madness........

@@Revellersaws I get what you mean. I have a echo 670 that seems to run and rev just fine but it doesn’t rev down normal it sounds choppy. I thought it was a air leak somewhere so I sprayed around the carb and intake boot and could get it to die. Weird thing is the boot is soft with no cracks and the gaskets looked good too. It will be interesting to know what happens when I put it back together

I have---the flywheel side is easy to get to, but the oiler side has covers on this saw. The only time I got an RPM drop was from the carb block, but I have 2 issues with that reading: 1, I have replaced all those gaskets multiple times since and cannot repeat it. 2, I am always very suspicious of the saw just sucking some of the brake cleaner in when spraying that close to the intake.

Well thanks! There is a shocking number of you Germans fixing saws apparently, I see a high percentage of questions from Deutschland. My father spent time stationed there in the military and speaks very highly of the country and the people. Keep it sharp!

@@Revellersaws Thank you for the answer, that's nice that your father was a soldier in Germany. I have one more question for you, what is that square black part right under the chain tensioner bolt. You can tell. Minute 2:44, is that a sponge? I can't find it in the parts list

I have another 359 in the shop for repair, I will tear it down and do a quick video because I agree, its not well documented in the parts lists.

Found ONE of the leaks......put it back together and its business as usual. Ripped the flywheel of and re-replaced that seal as well (added some motoseal for luck) last night, waiting till its a bit warmer to give it one more try. Has the plastic seal holder, not really a fan of that thing.

Patience, boy I never thought I would be accused of that!

Just told you the story of this tree last night, forgot I had it on video

That one is cold blooded, but every one I have built has acted a little different

...in the summer when it's 120 outside, not now when it's 70 ;-D

Its abnormally warm here lately, high is 30 today and the low is 4. Let me know if there are any parts I can send you, I have unusually large amounts of spares of certain parts, none of others.

So the welded portions seem to fair poorly unless they are recoated, no? I have one case that was welded and cracked again before I ever go to it, seemed a little like a nightmare. If I had the arms of a real lumberjack and not an engineer, I would run those saws exclusively. I like building them, and love running them.

@@Revellersaws I know offhand I need a tank. I’ll email ya

@@Revellersaws where was the crack? I know a guy who powdercoats