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That is a bout a years runtime here in the woods, Willard. Have you had it hooked up and see what it say's in the logg?

Not to see the casting, but great to see saw. It is possible to see what is what under this cover. Bar plate first, then cover. If you blow with compressed air, try not to push crap in, rather suck it out.

Is it possible you could get a photo of this 048 without indentions? I would like to see that and compare. Find it hard to believe they cast different casings for this reason as the cost of this is pretty huge.

I think I posted some from museum I built. In it I have part of collection. There was a thread here with pic's from entire collection, not sure how to find it. If not you can look here: http://www.chainsawcollectors.se/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=215...

1117 is family number. It is on every part number and tells this is 042/048 family.

076 was introduced 1980 and is a older design that originate from 075 that came 1974 I think. All 076 should have chain break. That is what the plastic lever is for. Not all have it as they got replaced with empty 075 cover.

I bet yours had the inertia removed after it got broken. There is only one case from what I can find so if it is missing it can be put in. It is a pretty late saw in collectors eyes, 1980... Here in Europe all had chain break, was not sold without..

Yes. it is likly just a removed handle. The 048 has integrated clutch and brake. http://www.chainsawcollectors.se/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=5142