That is a nice saw. I have a P41, here in England, which I purchased at a local auction. Spent a little time getting it going, but runs pretty well now. It didn't have felling spikes, and parts are not so easy to obtain, as you say. So I ended up making spikes for it, from a sheet of 2mm thick hardened steel. Nice to get these classic vintage saws going again.
Good job on the saw, you just can't beat the vintage chainsaw, their made of metal not so much plastic, little more weight but once on the log all you have to do is pull the trigger. Great video 👍
Every once in awhile when I switch from my small Stihl to the Pioneer I'll rest the saw on my leg, and very briefly that muffler reminds me it's there. Lol.
Really enjoyed this video, bought a new P40 for thinning contracts in '73, used a 28" bar to avoid bending over so far , would run it all day, it's a great saw!
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Great Saws! I'm missing the four bolts for starter cover - do you happen to know the thread and lengths? I can't seem to locate info anywhere. Thanks for the thorough video.
Good effort on the video very interesting! ive just aquired a p41 79sh 12/21 in amazing condition done very little work! for the bargain price of 40! english pounds! still pinching myself! they are a beast of a saw! got a excellent 20" bar/chain on it im gonna get a 28/30 see how it likes that? runs like a dream! for a 40 year old! blew carb de-baffled and de-governed running at 50.1 mineral but its worrying me? what mix do you run? and is it still goin strong?
Hey Vince, great video! nice job on the P41 :) I have on my channel a Pioneer 2043 from 1971 complete teardown/rebuild if you are interested in this. Cheers