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I'm wondering if he looked at the bottom of the page and confused the viewed counter with the number of watchers.......
I saw it on Ebay/Craigslist
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6 old chainsaws $100 - salem, or
anyone know what kind these are?
Tool Shopper: Old Chainsaws - Salem
anyone know what kind these are?
Tool Shopper: Old Chainsaws - Salem
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Let's see. Going left-to-right:
1)Sears/David Bradley gear drive of some sort. Probably Tecumseh/Power Products AH58 powered. 5.8ci/95cc.
2)'Newer' (as in a few years newer than #1) Sears/David Bradley dirrect drive. Probably has a Power Products 4.4ci engine.
3)Homelite C5. Looks nice and complete. 4.71ci/77cc. Got a few of 'em myself...
4)Looks to my eyes to be a Stihl 041AV. I'm not sure on that one, but I'll wager that other folks more knowledgeable about old Stihls will chime in here....
5)Homelite E-Z or Super E-Z. Great little 40cc Homelite.
6)Ohlson and Rice (O&R) 129 gear drive. Tiny 1.5ci or so gear drive saw.
The 041AV (if that's indeed what it is), the C5, and The O&R 129 are the most collectable of the lot. The Super E-Z is quite a popular old saw too. If this guy was local to me, I'd buy the lot, sell the Stihl and the David Bradley's, and keep the O&R, the C5, and the Super E-Z.
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Which one, the gear drive or the DD (or both)? They did use AH58's in some of the DB's as well....
Thanks Chris. I knew somebody more "creamsickle oriented" would chime in there.....
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The DB I don't know? Looks to be the 77cc version. But could easily be the AH58!
There are a couple members who know for sure by looking at the recoil!
I really would put $ on the Sears being a AH47. (the 58's are power houses!!!!!!)
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sorry bout that. didn't think they'd last long. worth that amount even if they were just anchors
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Aaron, fixed it for ya
Thanks Jay, and sorry Matt. I was just talking with one of the many many Chris' we have here (CPR) in another thread....
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looks like a repaint and may have swaped parts.
also looks like an 070 starter but not sure. need better angle of pic.
also notice broken fins on starter indicating damage from drop.
A pic of clutch and a pic of cylinder top would determine motor size.
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It definitely looks repainted.
The starter is a friction shoe style.
(it's a early style, used on the early 070's and all the 090's.)
The starter is a friction shoe style.
(it's a early style, used on the early 070's and all the 090's.)
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