Found A Montgomery Wards Model 65 Today
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Cuttin to live, livin to cut
Kool.
what are your plans for it?
mtfallsmikey
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his plans should be sending it to me so it will be here in time for Christmas.
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Remington Mighty Mite Automatic
I was recently given a Remington Might Mite Automatic The Model is MMA-II .
I can not find an Owners Manual or Repair manual for this saw.
If you have one please send it to my e-mail [email protected]
Any and all help is appreciated.
Thank You, Paul Anderson
I was recently given a Remington Might Mite Automatic The Model is MMA-II .
I can not find an Owners Manual or Repair manual for this saw.
If you have one please send it to my e-mail [email protected]
Any and all help is appreciated.
Thank You, Paul Anderson
I think I have one just like it. I really should do something with it sometime.
if i weren't moving i'd get the sum##### running and cut wood with it, waking my neighbors at 6am with that 6hp, no muffler engine.
I also have one of its 131cc bigger brothers. Trust me it will wake the dead.
I don't have much desire to cut wood with it though.
I also have one of its 131cc bigger brothers. Trust me it will wake the dead.
I don't have much desire to cut wood with it though.
cutting wood with antique saws is the fun part...
It lives!
i got my Wards #65 running really well! all i had to do was clean the carb and soak the chain and bar and clean some old gas out of the tank and this thing fired right up!!! it's ready to cut wood. all it needs is an air cleaner and a pull-start cord adjustment. video coming!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAG28VbWyMw
i got my Wards #65 running really well! all i had to do was clean the carb and soak the chain and bar and clean some old gas out of the tank and this thing fired right up!!! it's ready to cut wood. all it needs is an air cleaner and a pull-start cord adjustment. video coming!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAG28VbWyMw
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Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Cool! You've given me incentive to get my Wards WD60 running right. Looks just like your WD65. Just needs a carb rebuild. Had it running on mix sprayed up the throat a while ago. Gotta come up with an air filter element too. Whatever was originaly in there disintigrated when I popped the cover...
Wonder what the final total for this one will be?
http://cgi.ebay.com/WARDS-WD95-CHAI...E-NEW-NOS-STIHL-/230509574507?pt=US_Chainsaws
http://cgi.ebay.com/WARDS-WD95-CHAI...E-NEW-NOS-STIHL-/230509574507?pt=US_Chainsaws
That sure is a pretty saw...
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Holy Crap!:censored:
Watching that one for sure...
opcorn:I have a friend who has three NOS Homelit 750's that he bought a while ago. When I got my beat but complete Wards WD60 for $10.00 a while ago I brought it over to show him, as he likes old saws (of course). He said, "Well that's a coincidence."..............and proceeded to show me the NIB Wards WD60 that someone had just given him. Unlike the 750's, that Wards will probably never be used in his hands. Probably still sitting on a shelf in his barn.......getting pidgeon poop on it. First time I've thought about that saw in about five years. Gonna see if he'll part with it cheap. Gotta bring the beer...
Cool! You've given me incentive to get my Wards WD60 running right. Looks just like your WD65. Just needs a carb rebuild. Had it running on mix sprayed up the throat a while ago. Gotta come up with an air filter element too. Whatever was originaly in there disintigrated when I popped the cover...
my wards 65 is so simple and easy to work on, i had it running in no time flat. no need to rebuild the carb. just take it apart and clean it but make sure to run wire though the passages in that brass screw that holds the float-bowl et. also blow it out with compressed air to be sure that the passages are open. then slap it back together and let it rip! i've never owned a saw that was this simple. everything is exposed and easy to access. i may end up keeping this one and using it as a saw. hard to believe ain't it?
holy cow! but spark arrester mufflers are for whimps.
maybe i should ebay my saw....
