Added some more to the back of the building today.
Mark
Mark
Vintage Chainsaw Museum
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I've added another Mite-E-Lite generator and have some literature on the way. I have McCulloch/Mite-E-Lite documents from around 1971 through 1985, and I believe I saw that Mite-E-Lite was in business in the 1950's? If anyone has some insight into when McCulloch purchased Mite-E-Lite I would appreciate knowing more.
Mark
Mark
huskydave
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looking great!
This one will be a traveling GTG saw, I already have a nice, complete 99 in the display.
Mark
Mark
I watched this afternoon the repeat from a few days ago of that Rural Heritage show on RFD-TV which featured your museum & fellow chainsaw collector Dave Wildgrube from southern Minnesota. 
Great stuff.I'm about 2.5 hrs to the SW of your museum.One of these days I'll have to take a short trip & say hello again,check it out sometime.
Great stuff.I'm about 2.5 hrs to the SW of your museum.One of these days I'll have to take a short trip & say hello again,check it out sometime.
Someone sent me a link to that also!
Philbert
Philbert
I haven't seen it yet, we don't have cable and I am not clever enough to find a way to view it. I'll try contacting Joe Mischka on Monday to see if he can hook me up.
Mark
Mark
LOL that guy looks familiar......dropped about 10 pounds,a bit more gray hair,a few more saws & I retired the next summer.Otherwise pretty much the same.
No need to worry Jon, I picked up those pounds you dropped...
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/Rchi36EvZWbFkjHS/?mibextid=xfxF2i
Try this. Might need Facebook to open?
Philbert
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Heimman you are incredible, what an extraordinary post of passionate path traveled. Thank you from the North of France.
lol I think you got my post confused with someone else's.I had no trouble watching the program,since RFD-TV is on my current cable TV package.But I wouldnt mind having a DVD of the program to buy if they are available through the Rural Heritage website or elsewhere.
Someone sent that to me, via an instant message, about a day before, so I did not know how old it was, or where it originated.
Mark said he had not seen it, and I thought others might like to view it, so I posted in in this thread.
It opened up for me in Facebook, so I was not sure if people not on Facebook could view that link.
Sometimes, technology is easy; sometimes, it’s very frustrating.
Philbert
