This was running so well that I thought to protect the world from it's power and lack of a chain brake I would deactivate by carefully dismantling and filling the crankcase and cylinder with concrete. This decision was not made lightly as before the deactivation it would have made a fantastic alaskan mill power head being over 100cc and in tip top condition. It even had a new .404 rim sprocket and brand new air filter. The automatic and manual oil pump were working fine and as a final send off I even tuned her to perfection with a 36" bar (not included). I almost cried as I removed the mint cylinder, swept the perfect piston aside reached inside and welded the crank to the crankcase using special magnesium to steel filler rods. Before reassembly I begged forgiveness from the chainsaw gods then filled her up with concrete and carefully torqued the cylinder back down with a new base gasket. Now she's a wall hanger and safe I have to get rid of her to a good home because the only space left to hang her in my house is above the fireplace and that too could constitute a fire hazzard.