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Need help with Homelite DM54 pistonGentlemen, i know that it is not a chainsaw but it may be close enough engine wise. A few weeks...this thread has 1 replies and has been viewed 948 times
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07-18-2009, 09:04 AM
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Need help with Homelite DM54 piston
Gentlemen, i know that it is not a chainsaw but it may be close enough engine wise. A few weeks ago I found a replacement boot for my father's cutoff saw. The saw ran well for a day and then stopped running. We took it apart and the piston and rings are bad. The cylinder will clean up. A part list shows a Homelite part number A49772 but it is obsolete. Would anyone know where to find that kit or a piston and rings that would fit the engine.
Thank you, Keith Walsh 
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