MANUFACTURED BY: |  | REMINGTON ARMS CO. |
 | | PARK FOREST, ILLINOIS, U.S.A.
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA |
SERIES OR ASSEMBLY NUMBER: | | |
SERIAL NUMBER PREFIX: | | |
YEAR INTRODUCED: | | 1962 |
YEAR DISCONTINUED: | | |
ENGINE DISPLACEMENT: | | 5.8 cu. in. (95cc) |
NUMBER OF CYLINDERS: | | 1 |
CYLINDER BORE: | | 2.25 in. (57mm) |
PISTON STROKE: | | 1.45 in. (36.8mm) |
PISTON RING THICKNESS: | | |
CYLINDER TYPE: | | Chrome plated aluminum |
INTAKE METHOD: | | Reed valves |
MANUFACTURER ADVERTISED H.P.: | | Not advertised |
WEIGHT: | | 28 lbs. (12.7 kg.) Powerhead only |
OPERATOR CONFIGURATION: | | One Man operation |
HANDLEBAR SYSTEM: | | Rigid |
CHAIN BRAKE: | | none |
CLUTCH: | | Centrifugal |
DRIVE TYPE: | | Gear reduction |
CONSTRUCTION: | | Sand cast magnesium |
MAGNETO TYPE: | | Wico |
CARBURETOR: | | Tillotson HL series |
MAJOR REPAIR KIT: | | |
MINOR REPAIR KIT: | | |
AIR FILTER SYSTEM: | | Wire screen with fleeced cotton cover |
STARTER TYPE: | | Remington automatic rewind |
OIL PUMP: | | Manual |
MAXIMUM ENGINE RPM: | | 7,500 |
IDLE RPM: | | |
IGNITION TIMING: | | 26 degrees before TDC |
BREAKER POINT SETTING: | | .020 in. (0.51 mm) |
FLYWHEEL/COIL AIR GAP: | | fixed |
SPARK PLUG TYPE: | | Remington # 25671, Champion J6J |
SPARK PLUG GAP: | | .025 in. (0.63 mm) |
CRANKSHAFT MAIN BEARINGS: | | Roller |
FUEL TANK CAPACITY: | | 49 ounces (1.45 litres) |
FUEL OIL RATIO: | | 16:1 |
RECOMMENDED FUEL OCTANE: | | Regular |
MIX OIL SPECIFICATION: | | Remington 48411 mix Oil |
CHAIN PITCH: | | .500 in (12.7mm) |
CHAIN TYPE: | | Remington "Hi-Speed" |
BAR MOUNT PATTERN: | | 14 link |
SHORTEST GUIDE BAR SUPPLIED: | | 17 in. (43cm) |
LONGEST GUIDE BAR SUPPLIED: | | 54 in. (137cm) |
COLOUR SCHEME: | | Red with white starter housing and gear case cover |
PAINT CODES: | | |
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST: | | |
SERVICE MANUAL: | | |
Logger testing the Super 880G on a piece of dry Fir in Franklin River,B.C. 1962 Picture from M. Acres collection.
Nice fir felled on steep quarter, Franklin River, B.C. 1963
Felling fir, Copper Canyon, B.C. 1963