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#Post#: 91686-------------------------------------------------- |
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Pioneer 1074 transplant options. |
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By: pat.flynn Date: October 30, 2025, 10:50 pm |
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I found a Pioneer 1074 Chainsaw in my father-in-laws old shed |
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recently. It was manufactured in Canada in 1980 and is now about |
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45 years old. |
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I came across his daughter and I have been around his place |
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since 1995 but I never seen him use that chainsaw. I presume |
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that was because the ignition coil had failed and they were no |
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longer available. I tested the coil with a multimeter and its |
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dead. I had also tried it manually beforehand and it was |
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delivering no spark either when connected to the switch or when |
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disconnected from the switch. |
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Has anybody ever tried transplanting a coil from another make of |
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chainsaw into these things - even if it required a bit of |
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modification to make such a transplant and is there any point in |
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thinking about such a transplant? Have a great Halloween. |
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#Post#: 91687-------------------------------------------------- |
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Re: Pioneer 1074 transplant options. |
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By: Chainsawrepair Date: October 31, 2025, 6:19 am |
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Read up about using heat aka baking them to bring some coils |
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back to life. Several guys have done it on chainsaw repair group |
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FB in threads on how to. The big CR group. Not the small copy |
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groups. |
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Re: Pioneer 1074 transplant options. |
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By: Chainsawrepair Date: October 31, 2025, 6:25 am |
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Then coils new and used at chainsawR. Also least other saws that |
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used same coil. NOS new shows in stock and used show sold. But |
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contact them. Sometimes have in stock and not listed. |
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ignition coil for points type ignitions. 473340. Phelon 06240 |
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00-L, 0624000L, 0624000-L |
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NEW old stock |
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Fits many models of Pioneer chainsaws with points and condenser |
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type ignitions including: 970, 1073, 2073, 1074, P20, P21, P24, |
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P25, P26, P 20 21 24 25 26 |
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Fits: Pioneer P-20, P-25, 1074, 1073, 2073, Holiday 970 |
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Part: ignition coil only for points type systems. Part # 473340 |
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https://chainsawr.com/products/pioneer-p20-chainsaw-phelon-points-type-ignition… |
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https://chainsawr.com/products/pioneer-p20-p25-1074-1073-2073-holiday-970-chain… |
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https://chainsawr.com/products/pioneer-p20-p21-p25-chainsaw-complete-points-ign… |
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#Post#: 91690-------------------------------------------------- |
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Re: Pioneer 1074 transplant options. |
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By: Chainsawrepair Date: November 3, 2025, 6:32 am |
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Info how he does the coils from his thread in my group. I seen |
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him bring back one on a stihl 088. How long they last yet to be |
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seen. But saved him a bunch on one of those in oem coil. |
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Smitty's |
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Here's a tech tip for folks that dont know... saws that sit for |
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long periods of time in damp area's or weather changes... alot |
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of times ignition coil issues are prone to happen, either not |
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work at all or work till saw warms up then quits... here is a |
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trick for ya's that I personally have had good results with |
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saving well over 50% of the coils doing this. Toaster oven 250 |
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- 275 degrees for 2 to 3 hours. Laugh 😃 all ya |
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want...but if it works it works. |
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