Nice Pete. I looked up the listing after you mentioned it. It looked clean and complete from the pics. Listing was down tonight. Was hoping it went for a ride.
Never seen a 9xx VI around here, or ever, for that matter. Do post.
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Never seen a 9xx VI around here, or ever, for that matter. Do post.
There is a Homelite 450 bow saw for sale in my area. Macon GA area. $150. Just letting y'all know. It's on Craig's list.
I found a photo with the Homelite boxes. If anyone is coming to the IA GTG in April I can pass them along if interested.
Mark
Mark
TALLGUY
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Omg mark those boxes look awesome
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would like to find proper dawg. there's a big mac one on now, think it should be on 797 w/its twin.
ML12
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Nice saw Pete, I saw that one too, but passed on it as I already have a 924 which is essentially the same saw, but no anti-vibe. I'm glad you picked it up.
The weather here was finally good enough for me to get some saws out for photographs. This is a 7-21, with some borrowed parts from a 4-20, but its missing the tag unfortunately. 28" bar and 1/2" chain are also in really good shape.
This is the whole collection (minus one NU-17 that's on display in the living room)
The weather here was finally good enough for me to get some saws out for photographs. This is a 7-21, with some borrowed parts from a 4-20, but its missing the tag unfortunately. 28" bar and 1/2" chain are also in really good shape.
This is the whole collection (minus one NU-17 that's on display in the living room)
Talk about an 'eclectic mix'! Very nice group ya have there.
chainsawlady
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thx, Cory. they are available below, if it turns out if it turns out you don't. don't mind the mac one on it, but was wantin 2 on my 797...
My XL-103 is on deck to get on the bench next.
Just wondering if anyone knows the interchangeability between cylinders in the XL 100, 101, 102, 103 family? I believe there are at least two different cylinders for these?
Secondly if you have a matching P+C can it be bolted up regardless or are the cranks different?
Just wondering if anyone knows the interchangeability between cylinders in the XL 100, 101, 102, 103 family? I believe there are at least two different cylinders for these?
Secondly if you have a matching P+C can it be bolted up regardless or are the cranks different?
Looking to pick up a VI130, only because it's missing the chain brake and I happen to have one. Love my 76s.
Very early cylinders have a 1 15/16" spigot (1 3/4" bore). Later models with 1 13/16" bore have a 2" dia spigot.
You can get away withe using the small spigot in a large spigot crankcase (to keep the oil pump).
All are same stroke. Auto oiler crank is longer than the manual only type.
You can get away withe using the small spigot in a large spigot crankcase (to keep the oil pump).
All are same stroke. Auto oiler crank is longer than the manual only type.
Use XL -12 or SXL piston to suit bore.
It's that easy? Cool!!
Going to figure out shortly if the cylinder is bad. Piston is most likely shot.
mortalitool
ArboristSite Guru
Did you mean the XL 101 - XL104 family? The XL100 is a circular saw.
The 101 is a bare bones basic saw, the 104 has all the extras. The other 2 are in between.
101 is 54cc the rest are 58cc.
See IPL's here. See notes at end!!!!!
http://www.leonschainsawpartsandrep..._xl-104_chainsaw_ipl_24106-a_revision_1_2.pdf
Yes, isn't the 100 the same basic engine with the circular saw running gear?
Excited to get this running.
