HOMELITE 750's are One Bad Saw

[Homelitesuperxl]

Got together with a Buddy of mine today and Finally got a Chance to let my Saws Rip into some nice big Logs from a recent Storm we had up here in Washington, While they were all impressive and alot of Fun to Cut with, That Damn! 750 is a Ripper. For those of you who've never gotten a chance to use one, I highly Recommend one if you get the Chance, They're Simply Bad Ass. I looked at some of your Video's Hoss and you mentioned that they're your Favorite Saw and I can see why. Not sure how they compared to some of the other Old Big Saws like a McCulloch 125 or a New Husqvarna 3120XP, but BOY!!! it puts a Smile on my Face everytime we dipped it into another Log.

 

[BroncoRN]

Yeah and ebay sellers want a premium for them too!

 

[watsonr]

Bring them all!!! Run each and you decide... But I like the 750, the 925 will surprise you with its torque but the 750 will plaster a smile on your face!

Told ya!:msp_biggrin:

 

[roostersgt]

Reed valve saws have a lot of trigger spunk. Snappy to say the least. Too bad they stopped making "real" Homelites years ago. Real saws they were / are.

 

[mdavlee]

The 750 is on my list of saws I've yet to run. It and the 166 are at the top of the list. Need to remedy that soon.

 

[watsonr]

The 750 is on my list of saws I've yet to run. It and the 166 are at the top of the list. Need to remedy that soon.

I'll see you at the Virginia GTG, you can run mine!:msp_smile:

 

[Jacob J.]

If you think a 750 is badass, try running a well-tuned Mac 797 or 797 Super...

 

[watsonr]

Love to, when can I come over?

 

[Eccentric]

Reed valve saws have a lot of trigger spunk. Snappy to say the least. Too bad they stopped making "real" Homelites years ago. Real saws they were / are.

I certainly agree. A Homelite 750 is a piston port saw however. So are the 10-series McCullochs. Lots of folks don't know that.

 

[sawnami]

Yeah and ebay sellers want a premium for them too!

I figured it up the other day and I could part mine out on eBay for around $1200 at the current prices for parts. Gives me the urge to sell some of my excess parts but I can't bring myself to do it. As soon as I did, I'd need the parts for another project.

And yes, there is something about running a 750 that is addicting.:drool::chainsawguy:

 

[Ambull]

I certainly agree. A Homelite 750 is a piston port saw however. So are the 10-series McCullochs. Lots of folks don't know that.

Yep, I have had enough of them apart to assure you that there are no reeds in the 750.

Now the Homelite 2100 is a different story. Probably the best reed cage ever put on a production saw.

 

[Sprintcar]

I certainly agree. A Homelite 750 is a piston port saw however. So are the 10-series McCullochs. Lots of folks don't know that.

Man speaks the truth.

Buy him a beer.

 

[homelitejim]

What I don't understand is why we have a thread about the Homelite 750 and there are no pics or videos.

 

[sachsmo]

166
750
797
125

All on the "to get list"

 

[hoss]

Who or what is a Homelite 750?

 

[belgian]

Who or what is a Homelite 750?

Howdy Hoss, it's a big Homelite that runs like a Hoss.... :hmm3grin2orange:

Gots to admit, I've never seen one in real either. Guess they were not sold over here, grrrrr.

 

[Bill G]

Howdy Hoss, it's a big Homelite that runs like a Hoss.... :hmm3grin2orange:

Gots to admit, I've never seen one in real either. Guess they were not sold over here, grrrrr.

Belgain,

Well you can always trade for one.

Bill

 

[chainsawwhisperer]

I have one that has a 20" W/ square ground and an 8 tooth, It's FUN!
Jim

 

[RandyMac]

I have one that has a 20" W/ square ground and an 8 tooth, It's FUN!
Jim

You using it on your kitchen?

 

[hoss]

Howdy Hoss, it's a big Homelite that runs like a Hoss.... :hmm3grin2orange:

Gots to admit, I've never seen one in real either. Guess they were not sold over here, grrrrr.

A 220 volt Stihl E30 could get you a real good running 750 if you were so inclined.:wink2: