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       New member...can't seem to access tutorials section
       By: Pdxflint Date: December 15, 2019, 3:18 am
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       Not sure where to post this question, but I was trying to read a
       tutorial one member created about converting a Husqvarna 261 to
       a 262xp. It's an older thread, probably 4 or 5 years old, but I
       find myself going in circles trying to find the actual
       "tutorials" section, and when I cut/paste a link I get a message
       saying it either does not exist, or I don't have authorization
       to access it (must be a forum member, so it says.) Well, I am a
       new member, and am hoping someone can steer me in the right
       direction. Thanks a lot. Phil
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       Re: New member...can't seem to access tutorials section
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: December 15, 2019, 12:00 pm
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       He is no longer here and I know nothing about his links.
  HTML http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/ported-saws/converting-a-husqvarna-261-to-a-262xp-with-modifiacations/msg32434/#msg32434
       But only difference IMO is a dished piston was used in a 261.
       Put a flat top 262 piston in it.
       The 261 I think used 2 shoe clutch and the 262 used a 3 shoe
       clutch.
       That is the only differences I know.
       Now if leaving stock porting a 262 1990 K&S with the bigger 87
       carb was the best. The others with mahle cylinder etc later on
       didnt have the same good stock porting and used a smaller 120
       144 carb and I would guess thats is what the 261 used too.
       Hope that helps.  Because I tried his link and it is no longer
       working like you noticed.
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