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Does anyone have production #'s on all the 10 series saws? Someone is trying to tell me that the 070/090 stihl were produced in bigger #'s than the 10 series. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Homelite 2000 with 48" cut. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G900A using Tapatalk

Yes, got a good start on next year's firewood. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G900A using Tapatalk

Still on the bench awaiting fuel line. Lol. I almost threw in a PM805 but needed the space. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G900A using Tapatalk

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This was load 4 and 5 and there is still a pile of wood on the ground. Saws are 372xp and 390xp both with 28" bars that were not quite long enough. Not pictured was a 272xp and 394xp, the 394xp would have been nice to have but the clutch is going out and it would not pull 32" of bar and chain...

Sometimes life happens, stuff is stuff. Will keep you in our prayers my friend.

That is no homelite, it is a Canadian and is worth fiddling with.

Two power head milling bar. Also good for helper handle if needed.

Runs like a champ, oils great, sounds good but.......... Not as much fun as a 245a.

I have found that the Wright badged Poulan saws came with the auto oiler and decomp standard while the Poulans did not.

I thought the 361-400 series Poulan were manual oil only. I noticed some extra oil lines around the clutch area and found a auto oil pump.

Yes and yes.

THAT would be a 1968 homelite 2000. 115cc's of old growth killer.

Did someone say 2000?

It turns over very smooth but is low on compression.

I found this west bend engine saw, looks to be a Whitehead 120 logger, big sob. What would a good trade value be? Got a fellow coming by to take a look.

I got my info from acres site or maybe I read it wrong or something. Thanks for the correction. [emoji16]

I picked up a orange 361 today, everything looks in order so I think I will try and get it to run.