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Old 05-12-2005 | 07:25 AM
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Default Husky 61.5cc conversion

Well finally got the crankcase sawed out of the chainsaw :O( Painted the case red and mounted the jug. Looks pretty good, weighs 3lb 8oz bare. My question is concerning the prop adapter. I have a metal lathe but not much experience with it. I am assuming the best solution is to make an adapter to fit the taper and internally threaded on the engine side and internally threaded on the prop side to accept a 3/8x24 shaft. The only other way I see to do it, is like a G23. Will use the chain side shaft to mount sensor ring. Any other ideas or comments? Good luck, red
Old 05-12-2005 | 11:24 AM
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Default RE: Husky 61.5cc conversion

You can put your magnet in the prop hub. The hub in the pics is my poulan 46cc motor.




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Old 05-14-2005 | 11:46 AM
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What are you using for an engine mount on that 46cc? Is it home built? Could you post some pictures of the mount?
Old 05-16-2005 | 11:36 AM
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The mount is a hanger 9 mount. I got it from a friend,i think it's the largest mount you can get. I made the muffler,the prop hub and the carb mount.



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Old 03-19-2006 | 07:03 AM
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How's your 61.5cc conversion coming what ign did you use any pics?
Old 03-20-2006 | 08:01 AM
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Haven't done a thing to it since removing from saw. Have other projects going and will get back to this when I get a plane that can use it. My current project is 73" Extra and am thinking of using a 45cc Tartan twin I got recently, or a 33cc Echo. Which would you use? red
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I have a 46cc poulan Great engine with about 30 lbs of thrust according to the guy i bought it from. Im hoping for more thrust with my 61.5 cc husky but i need a prop hub and a cdi ign. weight is the key (howmuch does it weigh)

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