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Thanks! Not seeing much in the way of used ones showing up. Probably they don't get used very much.

Your cautionary is well noted though, I'd be bummed to get the thing together again and it wasn't meant to be.

Yeah, I figure worth a try at least.

I don't really know how to judge the temperature, but when the water from the hydrant hose I was using hit the burning saw, the fume ignited gasoline shot out of the tank like a fireball on the fourth of July. The plastic is all melted and the handle is completely gone. It was definitely very...

One thing that I remember from shop, is that you could sometimes have a more casual relationship with your instructor compared to other teachers. For some of the kids I think that could be rather meaningful. I had communications with my jr high wood shop teacher long after I left school, on up...

Thanks for the thoughts. The fire was bad, but thankful that it wasn't worse as it easily could have been. I'm hoping that with those main parts still in good shape, the cost of putting another together wouldn't be so bad. I'm not sure with saws, but it seems that purchasing assemblies adds up...

Carl, that model saw must run around four grand here. Mine was a trade with a friend from the states who could supply new saws. Not exactly sentimental, more hoping to save on expense to have a functioning 880. If I could find a used one, Magnus, rare to find those here. Agree on changing...

Give it that nicely aged look. The muffler still looks new.

What do you think, I need to replace some gaskets? :|: I finally got around to assessing the damage to the MS880 in the shop fire. Crank, cylinder and piston, carb, and maybe the clutch are still good. Ignition might work, but a little charred. Finding a case and all else would create the...