54stude
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Is the bottom pile of parts what is left of one or two 795 or 797 saws? Nice bars!
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Is the bottom pile of parts what is left of one or two 795 or 797 saws? Nice bars!
Good score. I see you got Mo. Jim droolin'.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Anyone know what this cylinder is for?
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That's a cylinder for one of the early large industrial Homelite engines used on gensets, water pumps, and the like. Big sucker.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
When I was in Virginia last weekend I took a few pictures of my Reed Prentice for a member here. Think it qualifies as an antique...
I have to quote Drew Crane on that one: 'You betcha'.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
This Homelite Super 1050 Automatic came to me three weeks ago but I had not had a chance to mess with it. Fueled it up and it was running on the 5th pull.
Dave in VA
ArboristSite Lurker
Really diggin the old saws.
I just rescued this not truly antique, but still hard to get parts for, girl from under my Dad's bench. We used it to clear my parent's lot through the 70's and 80's. MANY tons of oak, cherry, maple, and sycamore have passed under its chain.....and a few locust trees(grrrr) as well. Hoping to put it back to work this week.
A little old saw update....got the bar trued and deburred, had a couple chains cut to fit and took it out to clean up some wood left behind by the power company for my friends campsite. Lots of old douglas fir and white pine measuring 30+ inches across, so it was light soft wood, but large and I had to cut it down to cubes to load it up in the old truck. The old girl didn't complain once. Also cut up some gum maple that was laying in a dead fall to take for the campfire as well. Lets just say I have more motor than clutch, and that may be the next issue addressed. This weekend she's going after some white oak, hickory, and choke cherry. Thanks Dad!
locochainsaw
ArboristSite Member
New to me 53 Clinton 3a3
Mo.Jim's Titan pictures.
More of Jim's Titan.
Looks to be at least 1/2" or maybe 9/16" chain. 16" bar is for limbing.................................................
Looks to be at least 1/2" or maybe 9/16" chain. 16" bar is for limbing.................................................
Locust Cutter
Sawing for Sanity
Anyone in here have any experience with a McCulloch 1-85? I may be able to pick one up off of a neighbor (who's the original owner) who got it shipped to from from the factory by his daughter in law (and Mac employee at the time). I have no idea on the bar length or the chain pitch but it's either 1/2" or .404 and somewhere around 25" long... Is $100 out of line?
Mo. Jim
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Bryan if it is complete and not busted up, buy it for that price and if you decide you don't like it, call me.
Mr. Bow Saw
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Your saw is a "Sportsman" I know your rear handle is different then the one on Mikes site. Your handle may of been changed at some point.
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...ace544353d060c7588256b47000eacc2?OpenDocument
jason.snyder.9250
New Member
I recently acquired this saw and I know nothing about it. Can some one please shed some light on this saw
. Thanks
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Really nice Lombard AP-42 type with vibration isolation. Prolly late '70s. Not many show up.
