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Not always need for a ccm-monster to have a nice old saw:
Sachs-Dolmar 117, poor man`s version of Sachs-Dolmar 119, sold in 1978 as "farmers saw" in all orange and still with mechanically timed ignition instead of the electronic module of Dolmar 119 (which was a big deal in 1978!). Here I rebuilt with an aftermarket piston, wich was 0,3 ounces heavier than the original one. A much stronger crank from 120s was used to compensate, as well as 3 Cylinder gaskets to handle the aditional stroke. Nice old lady with great optical shape, now doing a good job in a friends collection.

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I managed to accumulate enough parts saws to spawn this classic runner for a "noodl'n" session Vs. some ugly Elm rounds. She's alive and well and did good work for me today. Earned its place among the others. :clap:

 
Anyone ever see a McCulluch PM610 as a Montgomery Ward?

Looks like it's in good shape, wonder if it's worth picking up.

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Nearing the end of a great American run of bad azz saws, the PP375 was a quality designed semi pro ranch saw of its day. Improved engineering and experience endowed the 375 Farm Pro with the power of a 3700 and some very nice Poulan 4000 features like the better intake and filter, better exhaust, and heavy duty starter pawls and recoil. :heart:

 
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