Old Eaton's of Canada Saw

Really did not know if there was a thread on these or not ,guess I should have done a search,but here goes anyway.The saw is missing a carb and muffler for sure what else I don't know at this point.Anyone have one of these?Are there part's around if I decide to restore it? Or is it even worth it, I wonder
Thanks
Lawrence

I think this saw was marketed as a Mono down here in Yankee-land. In any case, that Techumseh engine was used in lots of products and I'm sure you'll eventually run into a carb to suit.

Search Mono saw on Arbo-site and Mike acres for more info.

Cool......another old timer saw......

Looks kinda' like some of the Bradley saws, doesn't it?



Casey

That styling was typical of that 50's era. Big saws with vertical cylinders. Just like the cars were designed back then. Then the 60's came around and automobiles became more aerodynamic. Chain saw cylinders went from being mounted vertically, with a high profile, to horizontally, which made them much more streamlined in appearance and lowered their center of gravity. In aircraft, it was like going from a bomber to a fighter. The XL-12 then became the classic design that was copied by everybody and their uncle. opcorn:

Lawrence you should talk to Yukonsawman, I think he is trying to post picts of a similar saw. There is lots of saws and parts around for these old models, They never wore out, their operators did. LOL
Pioneerguy600

This is a re-badge saw...same as the Wards on my site. AH 58...5.8 CU-INCH Tecumseh Power Product common engine to many saws. If the internals are good, just trough a new muffler , a set of reeds and a tillotson HL and she will run.

Alain,

Eaton's Saw

Thanks to all of you for your replies. Man this is the best place to seek advice and knowledge from you fellas.But you know Jerry I can't stop picking these darn saws up now.You guy's it's a sickness, never mind this CAD stuff it's a terminal thing meaning my wife is going to kill me!
Lawrence

Lawrence- you have the 5.8CI Eatons...I have the 4.7CI...As Alain said, they're Power Products motors which came in a variety of inexpensive saws back in the 60's.

Jacob J.

Thanks for the pics J.J. Does your saw use the same carb as mine would?Alain said it's a Tillotson HL.Yours is in a lot better shape J.J. I do like how they sit so flat.
Lawrence

Mine uses a Tillotson HL 62....

I plan on stuffing a PP58 engine into mine later this winter with an HL 276 carb...

I seen a couple ,looked like xl12 homilites but I was told they were remingtons rebadged.1 had 3.5 hp on starter case the other had 5hp on is case 1 was a little bigger than the other.Eatons had a large chain of stores from the east coast of Canada to the west. they sold a lot of stuff mother in law bought an 40hp outboard engine there.