Not sure about that. But do you get the comic with Crankshaft in it in your local newspaper? Last year he rebuilt a chainsaw - put in a Harley motor; not sure if it was an IronHead. An AlumHead would be better for that application as it would not weigh so much.

 

Look on youtube to see the harley chain saw in real life.

 

Unbelieveable!!!! Hey guys, ya gotta go to www.youtube.com and search for Harley Chainsaw. You ain't seen nuttin' yet!

 

That chainsaw is just Badazz!!!

 

NICE...A chainsaw that sounds like a motorcycle...instead of vice versa!

 

Good point. I will try that. Then, I may actually have enough braided line left over to fix my oil line (currently running in front of the exhaust pipe). 2-birds, 1 stone..

 

Apparently, they DO exist!

 

Now I like that

 

I agree with hog4u-

When you route the fuel line between the jugs, I'd keep the fuel filter close to the petcock, otherwise it may 'vapor-lock' if filter is between the jugs.

I've seen a Knuck snow-mobile, If I can find that pic ??

 

Instead of adding a hardtail, I'd leave the struts.. You never see em anymore.. Nice change..

Plus as time passes & you ever want some rear suspension, a set of short shocks could be installed quick as a pit-stop..