IRISHREDFURY
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I HAVE AN ANTIQUE CHAIN SAW MADE BY THE "D. D. TERRILL SAW COMPANY, INC" FROM BANGOR, MAINE. HOW CAN I GET SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THIS SAW? THANX STEVE
D. D. Terrill Saw Company
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I have one Terrill in my collection. It is one of my good running saws. I'm afraid I don't have any info on it other than to say it sounds pretty nice when running. It has no muffler, just a rectangular cast vent bolted onto the exhaust port. It must have a long stroke, it's a slow revving engine and it has a nice, slow, pop pop sound when it idles. The bar is offset so far to the right, it can be a little clumsy to get a cut started. Good thing it has a huge brass spike to grab the wood. I'm also glad it has a tillotson carb.
I have one Terrill in my collection. It is one of my good running saws. I'm afraid I don't have any info on it other than to say it sounds pretty nice when running. It has no muffler, just a rectangular cast vent bolted onto the exhaust port. It must have a long stroke, it's a slow revving engine and it has a nice, slow, pop pop sound when it idles. The bar is offset so far to the right, it can be a little clumsy to get a cut started. Good thing it has a huge brass spike to grab the wood. I'm also glad it has a tillotson carb.
Dr. John
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Terrill saws were built mid to late 1950's using West Bend engines. Quaint to look at but that was about all.
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