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Sean just by pulling the starter rope when the 064 is cold will tell you if it needs new rings. Seeing these older saws had no decomp a good sharp snap on the starter handle with a slow pull and you're feeling lots of resistence will tell you if its got good compression or not. Also pull off the...

Been over 20 years since I worked on the 064, never had the cylinder off my 20 yr old 066. Done a 044 not that long ago. Pull top cover and muffler with torx wrench, pull off spark plug boot/cable ,loosen intake manifold clamp at cylinder,pry back rubber intake manifold, clean around cylinder...

No I haven't Jay ,I do own a heavier saw- a 090AV. So the 076 shouldn't be all that bad to handle. I heard good stories about the 076 being a true workhorse bucking sawlogs at the landing. My family and I are catching a plane in 9 hrs and will spend the next 3 weeks in a little village on...

Quite simple actually to change the rings , but while your at it put in a new piston with wrist pin bearing and cylinder base gasket in too. A torx wrench and scrench is about all you need to get the piston/rings changed.

Best saw I ever logged with in medium sawlog timber. My 1st 064 was a early 1986 model, 14.1 lbs and 85cc!! I used a 20"b/c, perfect for felling, limbing and topping. Still have it today as a shelf queen ready to race with a strong woods port and 084 carb which I did in the late 1980s.