I gotta hear this pipe!! Getting the Husqvarna 77 running.

[@Piledriver2235]

You sent your cold weather down here! -2f / -19c today in Pennsylvania. -35f / -37c with the wind chill, take it back!

[@robcole332]

Thanks for taking the time in the cold weather to video for us.

[@johnyk71]

Happy Christmas to you and family from Ireland, keep up the good work and thanks for all the content during the year

[@imperfectcuts7028]

Intrested to hear that girl run. That's one if the saws I wanna add to my bucket list

[@davidheron6853]

Tinman, hope all is well with family. Baby Charlie growing like a weed. Just wanted to drop a line to tell you thank you for all the great content. You helped me last year with my Echo 302 and other builds. Just finished getting a pioneer 1110{1965} running after over 20 years of sitting on a shelf and boy does it run sweet! This has been a great way for me to spend time and staying occupied. Love getting the vintage saws running again.Thank you and seasons greetings to you and yours.

[@AndyH-13]

Your videos are easy to follow. This is great info for when rebuilding a carb. Thanks.

[@brucenicov1224]

You know it’s cold when the snow is a crunchin’….. You’ll git’r running. That will be an interesting build.

[@bhocewar]

I have exact B77 like yours (actually yours might be early L77 because of those AV rubbers...around 1971). Also have A65 which is the same except the piston and jug (52 vs 48mm bore). The puller for this saw is simple to make. Take about 5mm thick steel flat profile and dril holes to mach pattern on the flywheel. Take 3 screws M3 or M4 cant remember and choose the length of screews so they screw into flywheel about 5-6mm before you get tension. Then you increase tension in each screw gradually and hammer the plate that sits on the end of the crankshaft. I also insert a 3 mm bearing ball into a crank end hole to save threads. Also helps to use some penetration fluid a night before. Merry Christmass

[@Honkanen_]

Merry Christmas! As others have stated, you can use steering wheel puller with 3 long 4mm or 5mm bolts that mounts into inner holes.I made one from scrap metal when building 180S. It was scary tight on that saw. Should have put that puller into that box with the saw.

[@robertaitchison1753]

Hi Tinman! I had to make similar puller, the steering wheel puller I have I could not get the screws close enough with large flat washer needed on the m5 x.8 machine screws I pull the hex lugs and springs and leaving the fan on (but is a good idea to and remove the Fan and get the gunk Out) probably dirty points The condenser is obsolete but there is one company I believe facet that sells them. Cheers from B.C

[@joescott803]

I hear good things about alpaca socks. I’m in Gettysburg. South Pennsylvania and it’s blowing 50. -14 with the wind chill. It’s crazy cold for us. I can’t imagine being -40. I hope your fireplace is holding up and keeping the family toasty

[@bertlemieux1410]

Merry Christmas to you and your family Tinman I following you on KZbin your channel and Buckin Billy Ray ❤ Thank you for your time and explain everything to the world 👍✊✊✊🎄🇨🇦

[@tinmanssaws]

Merry Christmas Bert

[@kennytheguitarfanatic054]

That flywheel looks like a Stihl 041 same ignition set up . Those 3 small screw holes I think they might be 4mm.7 but I would double check the tread size on your saw. I made 3 bolts and used a steering wheel puller. I just slowly tightened the puller with a 1/4 battery impact and when it came off it was loud. But came off cleanly no damage.

[@brendosghanasenditsaws]

Hey buddy I made up a puller using 65mm flat bar the same puller can be used for 2100cd, solo 670-603, Stihl 07-08s it is a priceless tool now

[@donjohnstone9685]

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU AND FAMILY !! 🎅 TINMAN, Stihl does make a puller for that flywheel style and other similar ones..... They really should be pulled and not hammered off...due to their construction....you can make a puller easily enough....Small bolts i believe are m4... keep em goin into 2023 my Friend !!

[@pascalfleury3829]

Hi tinman, i would phone Donny Walker, he should know every thing about that saw. Merry Chrismas

[@martyrutter3630]

Old saw getting some loving care. Merry Christmas to you and your family 🌲🌲

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

Good night to curl up with a nice warm chainsaw. Can't wait to hear that beautiful pipe!! Stay warm friends!

[@Chuckrussell75]

Good to know on the boots duder. I kept mentioning Michigan (in past video comments) thinking you were in Ont. But we're getting the negative temps & high wind stuff today, it's straight nasty. So is most the midwest US. Had 3 power outages, so I got the woodstove cookin. That pipe is sick! Still watching the video so I'll go ahead an shut up now. Stay warm broseph

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

I'm in Indiana by the lake and it's frigid even down here! It's -27f and we're getting 40-50 mph gusts of wind. I hope you guys up north are keeping warm!

[@michaelkirk8577]

Don't try to pull it off completely with the puller. Just get tension on it and then smack the end of the puller. It'll pop right off. Repeat if necessary. I hope you and your family Have a very merry Christmas and happy new year.

[@longbar185d2]

Good information buddy, I always struggle with carb rebuilds!

[@tc3603]

L65and77 are amazing quiet saws

[@Righound4]

I see a lot of orange on that shelf behind! Would love to see a big poulan counter vibe sitting back there😎

[@aaronpowell4885]

Looks like a well used but well maintained saw. That pipe just looks like it's gonna rip! Also excited to hear it!

[@jamesconnors9388]

Pretty sure I've seen walt with this same saw. He'd be the man to ask

[@anthonysgarage5283]

Hey Tinman, thanks for all the content this year. Merry Christmas to you & all the family. Man its hot here in Australia, would be nice to have some of that snow.

[@jeffhiggins4505]

I have a harbor freight puller shaped in triangle. Would most likely work on that. Might be easier to buy than making.

[@mattfleming86]

I have a substantially better removal rate with the old fashioned hammer by first adding a little acetone+transmission fluid to it and letting it sit. Most stuck flywheels are just a few specks of dry rust or crud. The penetrant/oil/detergent package really helps them let go like they should.

[@tinmanssaws]

These I find have to be pulled as they are steel in steel. I've never smacked one off.

[@mattfleming86]

@@tinmanssaws Even with a puller, a little motion lotion is a good idea.

[@kevinc.8869]

Steve's small engine repair has a really nice video about removing stuck flywheels with an air hammer. Works like a charm!

[@jonathanhoekstra6174]

Merry Christmas to you and yours. Always enjoy watching you work. The carburetor repair helps. Currently working on a couple smaller Stihl’s both with carburetor issues. Timely!

[@230e4]

Husqvarna 502 51 4902 is the puller that you want. It works on most Husqvarna saws. I have used Stihls version of this tool as well on these very stubborn flywheels with great results. I got one from my dealer but I believe sawsalvage and or HL Supply carry them as well. They are well worth the money especially for one working on the older saws. Merry Christmas!

[@jonathanzimmerman2976]

Merry Christmas to you your family and God bless the USA and Canada

[@tinmanssaws]

Merry Christmas

[@joutdoorsmen23]

Merry Christmas to You and Yours Tinman

[@nathanmcdonald1585]

Thank you for that carb rebuild. I rebuilt the first one on a husky 181. And I put the diaphragm and gasket in the wrong order on the needle side. And could you tell me how many degrees you would go on a 661 with a hyway popup piston. I would think probably a couple each way, it has a max flow and bark box. It's a work saw and I like lots of torque in the cut. Would like to be able to bury a 42 in big wood. And on the intake side would you open it up at all or just take a couple of degrees off of it. I watched your how to port series with the echo, beautiful job by the way. I own a tree service Superior TreeMasters been at it for twenty years. I understand fuel mixture and bar and chain maintenance. A little background for the porting numbers. Thanks again I like watching you seems like your a good honest dude.

[@andybecker2693]

Hopefully Walt or Bob will chime in. They are the Husky gurus.

[@NothingButChainsaws]

Ask Donny Walker about that flywheel!

[@roweinnovation]

I've been waiting. So have others. We all will be waiting

[@martinmckinney3822]

Looks like a steering wheel puller may fit in the windows on the flywheel. Worth a shot!

[@tdawg8605]

To bad on the 77 flywheel. Nice to see an old saw getting a second chance. That pipe is going to be crazy, forsure. Can't wait to hear it. Maybe a three prong outside puller on that flywheel with a little heat might free it up. Someone once told me once, when you have a sticky flywheel give it a little tap on the side where the woodruff key is and a shot of PB blaster, to break it free. Maybe worth a try. Sometimes they can be pretty stubborn as you well know. Mele Kalikimaka (Merry Christmas) TC Mahalo Tinman 🤙🤙🤙

[@tinmanssaws]

I find these steel flywheels have ro be pulled off they don't come loose like am aluminum one does.. Merry Christmas Mr dawg

[@Rein_Ciarfella]

Tinman - I was having a discussion yesterday with a customer who is thinking of having a saw ported. He asked the question, "How much horsepower or torque or speed increase can you get from a porting job?". I'm interested specifically in an amount in percentage. Might it be 3-5 percent increase in speed or torque or more, and if more, how much? Thanks! By the way, I've learned a lot from you about how saws are built from your cutaway videos and more about timing and how things function and how a timing wheel is used. I hope to have all this information to apply to at least one saw I took apart 18 months ago due to recoil rope violent pullback, possibly from slop in the flywheel from a cast-in key. That flywheel can move about 5 degrees even though the key is flawless, with zero deformation. Thanks again!

[@j.j.clingman4083]

Hey tin man do you have any videos out there with a full start to finish on a port job and rebuild??? I’d really like to see a full detailed video on how and what a person needs to do on porting and rebuilding a saw!!!??? Thanks in advance buddy!!! Awesome video and I’m definitely interested in hearing that new pipe also!! I’m actually wanting to put a new pipe on my jonsred 2159!! I love my saw with a 24” bar also!!! It’s all stock and looking for a little more get up and go!! Any ideas for a good performance pipe for my 2159??? And yes those welds or should I say tig welds definitely look pretty good!!! If you ever are looking for a good tig welder definitely look for a lady that can tig weld!!! Some of the best tig welders I have seen have all been from lady’s that can tig weld!!! Being a millwright in the trades for 20 years the best pipe fitters or welders I have seen are definitely lady’s for sure!!!! Awesome video buddy and remember keep up all the hard work buddy!!!!!

[@jeffely1828]

Did I miss an episode? Where did that cool Pipe come from?

[@berkleyman1]

A steering wheel puller with the 3 slots not the 2 slotted one. Find the right threaded bolts and some different sized washers and you should be set to go.

[@scottwilson4396]

You’ll get that rig purrin Tinman ! Merry christmas and happy new year to you and the family❤❤ I have a suspicion that your fancy lil pipe would also work on a partner p-70

[@fearghalmorrissey2601]

Get two big screwdrivers..one head either side..put the nut back on flush apply a little presure to the screwdriver handles and give the nut a sharp knock with a claw hammer...id say the points need cleaning

[@daviddavies9996]

Interesting saw to work on and merry Christmas

[@tinmanssaws]

Merry Christmas

[@erikandersson2194]

Merry Christmas 🇨🇦🇸🇪🤶🎅

[@stuartramage5933]

tinman merry xmas .peace an love from scotland stuart an family.

[@tinmanssaws]

Merry Christmas Stu and family

[@roverjohn]

My guess would be that the pipe needs a megaphone starting after the 2nd bend. I've really never seen what is essential a straight pipe working well. I am sure that will sound awesome, unless you live next to Tinman

[@tinmanssaws]

The bends are what creates the back pressure this pipe may work quite well

[@roverjohn]

@@tinmanssaws I'm sure it will work fine and sound great but back in the day, on outboards, we all ran megaphones cause we all ran them. Maybe a straight pipe with curves will run better.

[@htssoutboardsboatstrains9784]

Hey! You sent your weather here! It went from the low 40's to 9 degree's today. Headed below zero tonight :) Excellent video. Love those old L77's :) They are simple and pretty light for what they are right? AND they are built! Stihl like? Or is "Stihl" Old Husqvarna like :)

[@brendosghanasenditsaws]

Oh and the screws are m4 I believe

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

Merry Christmas to you and your family

[@tinmanssaws]

Merry Christmas Oldtimer

[@justindubya458]

Apparently there's another piece I need for my rainy day L77 project...the same one you're trying to remove.

[@fearghalmorrissey2601]

I dont think they all have that piece..i sheared a flywheel key on one of mine and didn't have the same set up..im nearly sure

[@justindubya458]

@@fearghalmorrissey2601 I honestly don't know what's supposed to be there, I just assumed. Someone was kind enough to pirate the flywheel from the one I have sometime during the last 40 or so years🤣 Hopefully it will all make sense by the time Tinman has his 77 going.

[@fearghalmorrissey2601]

@@justindubya458 hopefully 👍

[@davidcarberry3547]

real life action going on ha ha marry christmas

[@wilbre280]

Bedankt

[@tinmanssaws]

Thankyou for your support

[@bartjanscheerlinck3934]

Hit it with a brass hammer or a lead hammer to get it off the shaft

[@davidsacra3656]

The pipe was welded with tigwelder.

[@retired-pipefitter]

Might have been an orbital welder, no filler just fusion. Hard to tell at a distance.

[@jongreca5429]

What are them boots called

[@mikehorner466]

I wort a couple months ago ask question about sthil021 never got an anser .do I have an sub, get a anser , I am old on soc.can't aford a sub. But thanks any way. Sorry I botherd you .Mike Honer Mi.

[@Neighborhoodgo2guy]

What's the question

[@leonardobatistarocha7956]

Merry Christmas tinman

[@tinmanssaws]

Merry Christmas

[@kingsaws]

So does that saw have fins that come off the flywheel

[@roverjohn]

Pretty much all saws have fins coming off the flywheel. Unless you're asking if 'come off' , in which case the answer is no

[@kingsaws]

@John Gardner ya what I meant by come off is are the removable ? Cuz I see no fins on that flywheel

[@tinmanssaws]

There's an outer cover made of aluminum that has fins. The actual flywheel is steel on theres and they fit super tight on the crank.

[@kingsaws]

@@tinmanssaws ok thanks for clearing that up . Couldn't tell what was up with that flywheel

[@300whisper1]

Tinman, email inbound!!

[@garengtutorial8923]

👍👍 bagus

[@mikehorner466]

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