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Greenhorn
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looking at a used one - maybe 3 years old - if I come up with a gas tank I can get the saw for little or nothing. what compression numbers are we talking if it still has plenty of life?
THANKS!
THANKS!
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Greenhorn
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Also..is changing out tanks on these a royal PITA?
sawinredneck
Treehouser
125psi and UP for compression, higher is obviously better) and no idea on the gas tank.
Remeber that at 125psi, it's right on the edge of death.
Remeber that at 125psi, it's right on the edge of death.
lumberjack
Young man on the go
What's wrong with the tank?
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
As a normal rule,a light hone and a set of new rings will fix low compression .Rings are relatively inexpensive .
sotc
Dormant hero!!
gas tank is about the most expensive part
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
Yep about a couple hundred bucks for a new one .You can buy the whole saw often cheaper than the parts to fix one .gas tank is about the most expensive part
