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Funny as I have one of their empty boxes that had a 560XP piston in it that was supplied by a customer:sneaky2::lol:

 

 

No bother ordering them I searched for the jreds piston and a few came up ... I guess they all signed up to the international shipping program earlier this year.

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Thanks for all your help so far, I'm going to try to mend it myself, I would like to send it to spud and have it ported at the same time but funds are tight at the mo.

Right I have ordered two new exhaust bolts and I'm going to get a meteor 066 piston, my mate knows someone who will machine it for a drink.

Question- do I get the saw pressure and vac tested before or after the repair?

 

One more thing, it is missing the clutch cover and these aren't available anymore. Is there a husky part that will fit?

 

Again thanks for the help so far

Will

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Certainly worth a vac check if you don't know what caused it in the first place.

 

If any husky cover will fit its likely to be the 365/372/385/390 clutch cover.

 

As for machining, if im barking up the right tree then all it requires is a fraction off the inside of the piston where the pin goes through as it wont "fit in" the small end. You could prob just file a few strokes each side and it would fit. Its not a critical tolerance as such provided the piston is central as once in the bore theres very minimal if any sideway movement on the gudgeon pin.

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also search ebay for poulan pro 475,(2077) same saw different colour

 

The PP475 is the same as the early P7700 and J 2077 - that didn't have the "air injection". The 2077 got that in 1992 (or late 1991), and I assume the P7700 also did.

There were other saws that got the fully developed "air injection" earlier - J 2051 in 1987, and 262xp in 1989.

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