Hi my father has a old chainsaw (a Canadian 270) that was running well but had problems with the oil feed to the bar. Im looking for a maintenance manual or information about the oil feed or possibly buying another saw as parts. Any information about this saw or where to find information would be much appreciated.
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No probs Suts, if you wish, you could post details of the saw in one of the "items to sell/swap or give away" topics on the main forum, maybe one of our members may be looking for parts and would really appreciate the post.
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Hi From Australia.
I have my fathers Canadien 270 which is in very good condition, he bought it new in the late 60's.
I have the saw running, its blowing alot of blue smoke, no doubt the current fuel mix if different from the original 16:1 ratio.
Can anyone suggest what fuel mix I should use with modern oils (syntheic ??) and petrol.
Also, any hint on correctly adjusting carby for a tune up would also be appreciated.
I will post some picture when I have time.
Cheers
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G'day I have a Canadien 270 also..I run mine on 25:1 and use mineral-based oil designed for air-cooled two stroke engines works fine for me ,just dont use fuel with ethanol in it...here is a pic for adjusting the carby yours should have the same sticker under the top cover...Cheers
Hi Geoff, I have done a bit of research for you....here is what I have found...Click HERE and scroll down to a post from timcut, post #14.
He mentions finding the air filter from a Detroit compressor will fit with little modification. Also for some technical details on the 270...Click HERE
Hoping this may help,
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