Old Homelite what model?

[xrem20]

I would like to know what model old homelite this is. I cannot find any I.D. on it Thanks for the help:greenchainsaw:

 

[ray benson]

Looks like a Homelite 775G
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...a6140f1176ae901a88256b7800130191?OpenDocument

 

[xrem20]

Thanks that 775g looks correct. Now to get it running

 

[sawbones]

I dont think there is much difference between a 770 and a 775
unless you have the id tag.

ric

 

[Jacob J.]

I dont think there is much difference between a 770 and a 775
unless you have the id tag.

ric

What about the 707Gs? Do they look similar?

 

[sawbones]

What about the 707Gs? Do they look similar?

yea,,,that one too. identical

 

[cbfarmall]

I'm a bit more familiar with the differences amongst the 900 series, but didn't the recoil change between the last 2 models.

Chris B.

 

[sawbones]

I'm a bit more familiar with the differences amongst the 900 series, but didn't the recoil change between the last 2 models.

Chris B.

I scanned the 707 and 770 covers but I think the 775 manual was the generic version in second pic so cant tell that answer.

I have 707's and 770's but dont have a 775 here to go compare.

 

[cbfarmall]

If you read Mike Acres entry for the 775, note that it describes the starter as Fairbanks-Morse instead of the overrunning ball type. But, maybe this is all simply splitting hairs as there is so much interchangeability that this saw could represent 2 or more different ones.

I do know the 700 has a round fuel tank instead of the squared off tank of the 707, 770, 775 so there is no mistaking that.

Chris B.