"Craftsman" 2-man saw

[asharrow]

Hi guys,

My father-in-law has a honking big old Craftsman 2-man saw that he wants to sell. It has been stored in his uncle's barn for many years. I took it to my father-in-law's shed today. We think there is an extra chain for it.

I pulled the starter handle and it turned over fine. Where do I look for a more definitive ID -- model number for instance.

The bar must be at least 3-feet long and it weighs a ton. The spark plug is on the top.

Jim in Maine

 

[lostone]

Does it look something like this . Mikes site would be the best place to start as well, although there a ton of craftsman listed so plan on being there a bit to find it.

 

[Bill G]

Hi guys,

My father-in-law has a honking big old Craftsman 2-man saw that he wants to sell. It has been stored in his uncle's barn for many years. I took it to my father-in-law's shed today. We think there is an extra chain for it.

I pulled the starter handle and it turned over fine. Where do I look for a more definitive ID -- model number for instance.

The bar must be at least 3-feet long and it weighs a ton. The spark plug is on the top.

Jim in Maine

Jim,

Let me know if you want to sell it.

Bill

 

[asharrow]

Nope, doesn't look much like that saw. This one has a completely different handlebar setup for one thing. Has a handlbar on every side of the saw,more or less making a square frame with two handles sticking back from that, if I remember right.

Also, It's gray or blue-gray and looks bigger than that one. I'm not where the saw is, so can't help much more, but I will visit Mike's site.

Jim in Maine

 

[asharrow]

Modle 351.23001 at:

http://64.180.101.188/cscc.nsf/ed1d619968136da688256af40002b8f7/4e978b33af2d073788256ca200154704?

looks more like it, but the bar is longer, but maybe I was jus overwhelmed by it and it is only 30 inches long. I don't think the handles stick back from the frame after all. Guess I need to get you guys a picture or at least look it over to find a model number.

Thanks,

Jim