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Chainsaw blowe replacement without airflow loss 200 1984

posted by  Eviljosh on  Wed Dec 15 20:54 CST 2004
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I think i may have found a way to prevent airflow loss when using the chainsaw method.

In the chainsaw guide, it says to remove 3 pieces of the inner housing to allow the blower motor mounting ears to pass through. If you are carefull and keep the pieces you can glue them back into place, thus creating a seal again and preventing airflow loss.

I will take pictures of what im talking about but im in trouble at the moment finding a replacement motor. Does anyone know how to restore the motors??

Cheers






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