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Hey!Think they have double coils...and I should have for 330 EVL...or I can have a look for it. I am in Norway now...

@@motordiverse1276 yes 2 piece ignition..if you can have a look please

@@fearghalmorrissey2601 Hey ! I have 330 EVL. Not sure if the same. You investigate perhaps ?

@@fearghalmorrissey2601 I do not have coil for 400 EVL. Sorry.

WoW. ! You are correct ! I made a mistake in the film comment there ! Hope the common man mostly notice he he ! Thx for comment !

@@motordiverse1276 We recently received such a "Talon" AC 310114-35 saw as a gift. I've never owned a single chainsaw before, so now that I started researching it with my son - I thought if I was mistaken - I thought it was the oil tank that I found in this hole near the bottom :) The problem with this saw of ours is - you can probably guess - both "bar bolts" have lost their threads... I have been watching these videos to understand how we get to them. It takes a lot of unpacking. Now the process stopped because we didn't know how to remove the gear wheel at the end of the motor shaft - the one on the right side of the saw. I know it has reverse threads, but the problem is that the piston moves and we can't get this nut to loosen. I have also removed the starter from the opposite side and tried to stop the nut there by holding the movement of the shaft. We haven't made any progress on this yet. Do you have any ideas for us to try, how we can prevent the shaft from rotating?

@@MR-ub6sq Yes. You buy a piston stopper or you block the piston with rope. This is elementary...sorry to say he he. It is not a high value saw...but if you want to solve the problems and take the challenges...it is kind of cool and interesting and expands the skills and understanding og machines in general. So on and so fort. Also...you can learn how to make threads with hand tools. Ok...there is allot of possibilities in the mechanic problem solving world...today he he. Good luck.

@@motordiverse1276 We are mainly interested in gaining experience with small machines. I think that our son can gain experience now and later he can make a profession for himself with small machines. I think that people have a lot of old machines in their warehouses that they can donate - and so we gain more and more experience and understanding of their nature. Thanks for the tip. We insert the rope through the hole in the spark plug. It's functional.

Cool ! I am not vlever sharpener. Thats right. Not embarrasing...because it is an art of details...and I not that focused at that ...more on the machinery... I do not logg proffessional...or has big jobs scheduled. I admire old durable saws and they often nice designed, and I have fun.

I use only Aspen 2 stroke. I think it is unleaded...and no problem. Some say it is the best... and it has long storage capasity. Some say Stihl gasoline is best. Many new gasolines is good...but Aspen i know for sure is good. Swedish.

Yes unleaded is fine, I run 2 a 310 and 320 and put many hours on both i use Stihl oil at 50.1 mix and they have excellent compression and start easy.

Hi ! They are good as it get ! :-). This exemplar is remarkable good. When not worn out...they are super good. Agree ! :-)

Hey ! Not sure if I am doing film of that saw in near future. But...the filter...is that not easy to change on this one ? Behind a hatch on the side ? I could remember wrong. You might mean fuel filter he he. I guess that is more difficult as you need to detach the covers... But not that difficult if you give it some effort and watch others video. Allot of tips out here. Good luck and thx for comment.

@@motordiverse1276 Thank you for your support

Hey ! Search on google and see pictures ! ? E-Bay ? Old saw you know. Hard to find. Construct a home made one ? Good luck ! 🙂

Hey ! I have some that i find troublesome and difficult to diagnose. They eighter work or don´t some say. Other say they are easy to fix and willing saws. I am not sure he he. If you have points on yours...sand them and the wire connections. I could be totally wrong...but some might came with points.

Hey ! I have done thise since 2017. Conect with peoples...and you find some that has collections. They want to stop or they never realized them...or family took over a bunch of neglected collection etc. etc. Look for them...visit locations...talk with peoples...look on interest sites...get tips...information. Allot of old saws everywhere.

Cool!:-)Impressivthatoldsyuffworks!:-)

Bar loose ?

Time goes.Interesting comment angle he he. Well...it is in garage and probably doing well...the tiller. This year I used my ca. 1975 Ariens and did not use the Gilson for a couple of years I think. I guess it runs great still. As for me...I still do tilling pretty well... thank you. I did till with my Husqvarna tiller in sweden this year and that one is a newer type but suveren good tiller with forward and reverse and effective blades and starts on second pull ! Forgot the number on it at the moment...I have two places...one in Norway and one in Sweden.

@@motordiverse1276 Thank you for replying! Being an older post, I figured you would never check it or respond. Do you collect tillers? How old is the Gilson? What’s the difference between the Ariens and the Gilson? I thought theses models were similar. Your expertise on tillers is wonderful. I have heard of Husqvarna but never heard of suveren. I am happy to know you are still tilling and doing well.

@@sherryb875Hey!O mix a norwegian word.. Suveren...means very good or excellent. Those Gilson and Ariens is very the similar in construction and function. Is from the seventhies. Do not collect...but have some tillers and is not in need to buy more. I have six tillers. Thank you.

@@motordiverse1276 You do not collect tillers but you have six...hum. That sounds like a collector to me. Haha. Thank you for explaining "Suveren". Thanks

@@sherryb875 Hey! I have two properties..and two tillers on one and four in the other. I till both places in spring. Also I have this channel and need variation of models to present...if i want to. It is more like that..and not a collector. Also got one for free and bought other for very little money. I Use them and like to master them and like to share what happens...occationally. I am saw collector though...but plan is to sell almost all...bit by bit. Have insane many saws. Ok. Take care.

Ja er sant ! Hilsen fra HQ hjemland ved Karlstad ! :-)

Thx ! Superb swedish quality that stand the decomposion or decay of the time. Will it runn good in 100 years from now ? Probably ! :-) Here is the proof ! :-)

Hey ! I have one more clip...doing this repair... What u think ?

I do in this jumpu weather. Yesterday abot 23 degrees...now 8 degrees. But It is almost summer ! :-) Enjoys the better weather i Værmland compared to here in Haugesund where i am now...for some days. Nice to hear from you ! 🙂

@@motordiverse1276 Guess what I bought a Mercedes wagon 2016. Will make a video on it soon! 😀

Seems like a good one and nice one. Lucky find. 🙂 Happy about this one. Amazing is it not ! 50 year and does a good job !

Hey! Thank you for those nice words and appreciate to hear that ! :-) It is a little lottery as every thing else...you need to have little luck and you need the margin on your side. However...it is a small saw and pretty easy to work on. But it is mechanic and it has many years existence. Mine was succsessfull working, but when came back one year later...it was trouble. So be prepaired for suprises and and some time consuming. But you can be lucky as so many others with this model. Good luck ! :-)

Hi ! It could be from 012...011 or 010. I am not sure too he he ...

I would say 025.

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Hey ! I am not sure. Try google and search for that answer. 33 Cc I think...

It could be...rich yes. It felt ok...but might could be leaner and higher rpm on high. I am not that top expert on that theme, and do not have rpm equipment to measure rpm.

Yes they are ! 🙂

Hi hi me too ! :-) Greetings currently from XF country here !

@@motordiverse1276 I knew you were from Sweden. I also bought a Husqvarna 162 and a 70cm bar last week. I am probably going to try some tuning up on both of them.

@@MF175mp Hey ! Strange my friend. I just got a new 162 too...and made film of it today ! The chain was insane sharp ! 15 ", 3/8...56 DL. But un fortunatly I hit a steel nail in the tree in back yard. I could not get that chain up to same level of sharp ! It was professional sharpened and delivered by Jan Haraldsson... I also bought his Jonsered 2083 ! :-)

1975...ca. I do not know exact.

The swedes made allot with high quality...and allot of stuff to love ! :-)

You never know fully with that old tec he he but with new caskets and propper cleaning...it is worth a try ha ha ha