Added a few collections

[Darin]

I added more collectors saws in the collectors area from Pioneer and the Home Delight Man. His collection has prompted another page. Go to http://www.arboristsite.com/saw.php
Hit the pioneer area and the homelite modified saw area. Thanks guys, cool saws. Hey pioneer I erased the husqvarna emblem on chainsaw bar so it didnt look strange. Darin

 

[treeclimber165]

Those old saws look bad to the bone! I'm sure there are a few homeowners out there who think we are nuts, but I have always enjoyed mechanical things with strong motors. Must be the 'Tool Man Tim' in me!

 

[Greg Carberry]

Thanks!

Thanks Darin!! Looks great, those pictures turned out better than I thought. Thanks for taking the husky emblem off the bar too. I'll get pics of my other saws sent in once they are finished. Thanks again!

 

[Darin]

Hey Home Delight Man is that you cutting? For some reason I dont think thats you.
Darin

 

[HUSKYMAN]

Hey, I guess when he couldn't find a Pioneer bar he went for the next best thing, Husqvarna!

 

[HomeDelight Man]

No that is not me. That is the talented and famed Mr. Ken Dunn, builder of some mean Hot Saws. That is him testing my saw, a Homelite 2100, 114cc's, G.E.M. V-12 reed cage, Tillotson HR-191 carb, ported, degreed and a tuned pipe, in a piece of 20" softwood. Using a 22" bar with a 8 pin sprocket and stock 3/8" chain he blasted through that wood in 6.25 secs. If anyone is interested in getting a saw modified please feel free to email me for more info. Happy Trails, of wood chips that is, Jonathan,

 

[Greg Carberry]

HUSKYMAN, yep thats right! I like Huskys too they are great saws!

Homedelight man, that 2100 looks awesome!! Is it possible to modify an old Homelite EZ1?

 

[HomeDelight Man]

The right person could make a pile of dirt cut wood. I am sure that a EZ1 could be modified. I am not sure on the stock port configuration of that saw. But hey a set of dual carbs is pretty cool on any saw.