Modified Husqvarna 61's

I like to modify this chassis of saw. I find it fun to work on and use. Saw number one is a 1989 Husqvarna 61. It is not ported but has been cleaned up. It is a 48 mm open port cylinder with a flat top piston. Both stock. With base gasket deleted. 190 psi compression. It's running a stock can that has been modified with a 7/8" ID final exhaust pipe. Seems to flow nice and not overly loud. 16" bar and chain combo. 38" x .058".
Second saw is a 1985 Husqvarna 61. It is the first 61 I've purchased and probably won't sell it. It's been a great saw since I bought it. There is quite a few videos on it and what I've done with it. Big Bore 61is in most of the titles with it. 50 mm pop up 268xp cylinder. 215 psi compression. Ported and polished. Custom 2 piece can. Running an 18" bar chain combo. 3/8" x .058". Makes quick work of wood piles and trees. Thanks for watching and hope you enjoy

[@Aaron_A_Lynch]

Running great 🤙🏻😎

[@frankz1125]

Thanks.

[@ElijaskuDunka]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@woodstacker5241]

Sounds really strong!

[@frankz1125]

Thanks. I was pretty impressed with the big bore build. Very noticeable difference. Cheers

[@lukereynolds9907]

Runs awesome

[@frankz1125]

Thanks

[@joesoutdoorexperience]

Looks and sounds like it’s runs really strong

[@frankz1125]

Not bad for running on saw dust. Lol. Cheers. Looks like your channel is doing pretty good. Congrats

[@joesoutdoorexperience]

@@frankz1125 Thank you

[@offgridwanabe]

Fast

[@frankz1125]

thanks. Hows things going over there?

[@offgridwanabe]

@@frankz1125 Great finally got the branches cleaned up, sure has been hot.

[@frankz1125]

@@offgridwanabe we had a few hot days but I like it. I prefer summer over winter

[@frankz1125]

@@offgridwanabe the fire ban is off now but no daytime burning

[@offgridwanabe]

@@frankz1125 Good to know