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You did not completely take the spray gun apart. I needed to see that one last rod and spring that you did not pull out, and you should have because mine had lots of dried paint stuck to it. Thanks for the rest.

It sounds absolutely amazing!! i bet its got a bad muffler because the technology wasn’t as good as today and because of that its very loud. louder than today’s chainsaws

I thought you were going to rebuild the actual pump… not just clean the paint off of the machine.

Can you help with a link, I need to buy the spray pump for this same machine, thank you

Dude I just picked up that same exact gun and planned on rebuilding it

I have one and the internal fuse blown and now I don’t know if it’s worth it to buy a chip with the fuse to regulate my pressure switch

Hey good job but next time hold your fans from spinning uncontrollably when you blow them to clean them it is really bad for the fans and could easily break them

Part 2 cable management...

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Beautiful rebuild. Congratulations.

Hey would be great if you could list the names and sizes of the tools you used to clean and disassemble. Otherwise great video!

I have this EXACT GUN - picked it up for $40, needs a rebuild - the rebuild kits on Amazon are confusing.... which rebuild kit did you get?

Great video! I have a question. On my Pioneer 1200A, the throttle linkage is fine but the part on the carburetor won't move more than a millimeter. I disconnected the linkage going up to the carburetor and tried to move it with my fingers without success. I have never actually fired up this chainsaw. It was a gift and I just wanted to clean it up and that's when I noticed the issue. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks, that was awesome!!

I just bought the same sprayer on the Marketplace (facebook) is 2 years old, full of dry paint all over. I work almost the all day, but now it look like yours.... almost new.

great job!

Really nice hands you got there. GGs

A teardown video would have been valuable. I think I will leave a few parts on that you took off, now that I have watched your video. My blower is nearing 20 years old and has been apart a few times. Thanks for posting!

I have a Pioneer 14-50 in mint condition that needs a full tear down to properly clean and restore. You did an amazing job with everything and I'll definitely use this video as a reference since the 14-50 is very similar. Don't think I'll have to paint it which I'm happy about because the color is hard to match.. Thanks again for such an in depth and properly edited version of a complete rebuild.. Cheers

Just found an x17 in a dumpster and motor works but it’s loaded with rubbery paint in the gears so I’m going to give it a try and break it all down aswell . Thanks for video 👍

Well done thou good and perfect servant : )

Im sure you have the cleanest guns in America : ) Great job sir!

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Great restoration

Cute pup 🐶:)

Mine doesn’t have a measuring hole I need one

Perfect opportunity to say for you to put the tip of your caulk into and instead you say tip of your silicone tube

Impeller threads and nut are reverse threads?

Appreciate you making this video. I’ve been having trouble with my Bostitch N95. Rebuilt the top end a week ago. Fire’s really well but won’t feed the nails. I have to cycle the loading mechanism to shove every nail into the ready position. Was able to use it on a project but “cocking” it every time is a pain. My Senco SN902 is torn apart waiting for parts. What I’m excited about is the Bostitch N80 I got when my Dad passed. Thanks to your video, I have an idea what I’m getting in to. Thanks

Where did you get that rebuild kit? The carburetor on mine was bad and I had to try my luck with another used one. (It did work though)

Hey Tool Teardown man: PLEASE HELP…pioneer 1074 fuel lines…I am at lost with a broken line where it need to go. …if u can…let me know and I will give you my mobile to call

Great video. Where did you find the stickers?

Where do you buy the parts

Thanks for the great video. Very inspiring. I love these old saws as well. Where did you purchase your paint?

Great video, I really liked the hot oil trick. How did you get the old bearing off the crank? Appreciate it!

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I have the same chainsaw does it have points or solid state ignition mine worked became difficult to start now won't start and it has no spark.

Impressive... Hope I can do that with no parts left over.. 🤔😎

do you have any videos on a pioneer p25 ?

I rebuilt a 1073 a few years back. Still use it whenever I need a saw to do cutting. I’d like to know where you got the stickers for it.

Can I still get parts for my N-80s and fn-15 ?

Same problem with my stihl bg 50 blower. Where did you purchase the bearings?

Great tool restoration- love to see another like this.

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I prefer the older vintage saws like Pioneer, Mccullough, Homelite and others. You do beautiful work, so I subscribed to see what other surviving chainsaws are saved and restored to their past glory & ROAR...

*You did a great job from start to finish!* I really enjoyed this video. *Tip:* for a stubborn welsh plug: lightly tap a very sharp drywall screw into the plug until the threads penetrate it. Slowly turn the screw until the tip touches the carb body. Remove the screw and grind the sharp point off. Reinstall the screw and slowly turn it; the welsh plug will lift up with little to no damage to the carb. It works very well. Glad I found your channel. *God bless.*

Would like to see how u put the coil back in

Nice old saw and very good refurbishing. Thumbs Up!

It seems these kind of things are run of the mill for you. Bravo. I have old stapler "T35178A" and I cannot locate gasket and detail parts manual instructions.

Great job on the saw! Wow, I wish I had the attention to detail (cleaning and filling) you have. Picked up a P41 last week and I can’t wait to get it going 🍻🇨🇦