And btw it could be me doin something to make the posts messed up? Im not really tech savy. Lol
I’m not very tech savvy either. In fact, I was probably born 100 years too late.
so I would pay $50 for each of those saws. Mainly because I’d like to mess with one of those older top handle Mac saws. F they run well, I’d get them all. Four solid Mac for $50 each ain’t bad. But yes, it would be nice to get them for less.
Maybe go see them, offer $50 each for the 55 and 10-10 I’d they run. Then $30 or $40 each for the other two. If it was me, I’d just try to get them for less but still be willing to pay $200. Mainly because I’d love another 55, 10-10s are always cool, and I’d like to try those older top handle saws.
And don’t be fooled by anything about those homelites. They are all the same saw. Just a name change and minor changes like the primer bulb on the clutch side or the oiler control. Mcculloch did the same thing. The 55 and 10-10s are nearly the same. 10-10 and ProMac 10-10 are the same although there are carb differences and changes in mufflers and clutch covers. Saw makers have been doing that forever. same thing, different names, or very slight changes cosmetically. Still all good stuff
let me Know if you get them. I think if you run those saws, tune them right, and nod them properly, you’re going to be a 55 fan also. But in a worst case scenario they will sell at a good price if you want to flip it