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Hi Jerry, yep still winter here but It doesn't get very cold, 11.28pm It's 60F outside
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Hi Jerry, yep still winter here but It doesn't get very cold, 11.28pm It's 60F outside
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Olympic 251
Sorry guys but the Search Function is caput. What's your thoughts on the 251. It is I believe 49cc's, similar to the Jonsereds 49sp and the Poulan 3000. Comparable?
Bob
Sorry guys but the Search Function is caput. What's your thoughts on the 251. It is I believe 49cc's, similar to the Jonsereds 49sp and the Poulan 3000. Comparable?
Bob
Had a 251B since mid 80's. also have a 251S, 252, 264. Love them all. Pro saws, easy to work on. Parts can be hard to come by.
redunshee
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Yea, that's the problem with a lot of old saws.
meant to say also that i believe the 251 is a points type ignition, same as my early 252. if the saw is a runner i'd snag it. parts saws are sometimes available; when you see one though ya better score it before one of us oly fans do.
srcarr52
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Yes, the 251 is a points ignition.
just making sure this thread survived the recent maelstrom
gmax
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Oleo Mac... yeah I like em
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That saw is an impressive specimen. Details for the Oleo challenged?
Mark
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gmax
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A 1991 "999" with a 42" bar, I've since changed the bar to a 25" hard nose belly bar.
Olyman has a 999 that someone worked over for milling, it is a brute force saw...
Mark
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Mine was a slug when I first got it, the governor was kicking in too early (spring & ball bearing type) since I've disabled it It's a brute for sure.
Parts are hard to come by but I have a 999 cut off powerhead for spares.
Parts are hard to come by but I have a 999 cut off powerhead for spares.
love (lust) that saw wayne. like to do some milling and i'm guessing that one would just flat do it.
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It would be good for milling, If you can find one
Vibes
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Hey Gmax! Do you know anything about Stanley branded cut off saws. I was at an estate sale and one was there. I was with some people and we were on motorcycles so I didn't get a good look at it cause of course the rest of the group was in a hurry. It looked similar to my 999 in blue. I was wondering if it was a relabled Oly cut off saw.
gmax
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I don't, but I did a google search, the Stanley one here sure looks like a Oly 999
http://www.directindustry.com/prod/...-powered-hand-cut-off-saws-22235-1094081.html
Vibes
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That one does look like a 999. That's the first I've seen one. My google search turned up nothing when I looked. The one that I saw for sale was much older and less modern looking than the one in your link.Plus it was a lite blue color. I will have to keep an eye out for another one.
exSW
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Is there a way to deternine Oly models by the serial number or some othe rmethod?Everyone I see has the stickers beat off.And which one of you pickers sniped the 264f off me on Ebay the other night?Guess that's what I get for going to work.
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I didn't snipe you out of that saw but I was watching that one. That guy got a nice deal on it. What part of Western Pa. are you from? Do you look at CL? Theres a nice Italian model on there that I'm surprised has been there that long.
Not a clue about the serial numbers on the saws myself. I redid a saw out of parts that I was totally wrong on the model the whole time I was messing with it. I was going off the recoil sticker that I later found out was from the wrong saw.
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45 miles due north of da 'burgh.off I go to CL
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