coyote62ny
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well the deal on the parts saw fell through so if anyone has a gear case cover im still looking
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coyote62ny
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the deal for the parts saw did not happen so im still looking for a gear case cover for a 645 hoffco
Wow nice job on the hornet coyoty62. I have one of those in very rough shape I am almost afread to start it.
Did you have any trouble finding parts for it.
coyote62ny
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i made all the gaskets for the engine the cables you can make from bicycle shift/ break cables i have acess to bendix coils so that wasnt a problem just clean it up good i will help you through your restore as much as i can i do have the manual for the dj3600
coyote62ny
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Wow that is an awesome 12a. I have not painted mine yet. I have a couple of videos of it cutting a hard maplr but I can not post it here something to do with the extentions it has a 38 inch bar on it and works great wish I could share it. What colour paint did you use. It will be a bit before I start working on the hornet.I willlet you know when I start working on. The help will be greatly appeciated.
coyote62ny
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the hornet is sunburst yellow the ball is bright red all mixed auto paint
I found a couple of pics that I could send the videos would not send. So far 3 generations have used this saw my son will be the 4th. I was put away in 1959 on a dirt floor till I f
ound it in my grandfathers garage. After cleaning and working on it for a long period of time I took it to my father he said it will never run. It startes on the 10th pull he grind from ear tk ear.
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They wanted to make sure you stayed awake running that one....... Put the oiler pump right between the bare spark plug wire and the hot exhaust stack lol.I had this FleetWood for years and just dug it out a few weeks ago and cleaned it up.
PASTAWON
HOMELITE Hunter - Healing the Hobbled Herds
I picked up the exact same saw in Carlisle, PA about a month ago and can't figure out what it is either. I can tell you this: That is a Power Products engine on it and the missing air filter is the same one used on the Homelite BUZ and Model 500.
PASTAWON
HOMELITE Hunter - Healing the Hobbled Herds
Sorry. I didn't read the threads on the identification as a Lancaster. That is good to know. Using the number cast into the carb manifold, mine seems to be a C355 . The carb on mine is a HL37-A. The missing filter uses an element called a Skinner Ribbon Element and it is basically made out of paper. Homelite part No. 56788 is the exact duplicate. Going online now to find out more about the Lancaster.
chainsawlady
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I have several Homelite 56788 air filters in inventory. Also some different sizes for other saws similar to the Buz filter.
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coyote62ny
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if you can find any of the skinner ribbon air filters that are the correct diamiter inside and outside you can be very carefull and cut to length i have done this for the old poulan kd-100s i have and my hornet the hornet filter can be made from a homelite 17 or 5-20 filter the ez6 is the same as
coyote62ny
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coyote62ny
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its a lot cleaner now that pic was the day i brought it home runs good all i had to do was put a carb kit in it
I've had it running sans bar/chain. Been too hot to go further.
Homelitexl903
CAD...The struggle is real.
It's kind of funny that I did the complete opposite on my Remington PL4. I was very careful to keep the spider webs, dust, rust and grime on mine. It looks like it sat in a barn for 20 years and is useless but runs great. I'm afraid to put it in wood and ruin the "patina"
