Mr. Bow Saw
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Here is the Heritage centre in New Zealand, chainsaw Display.
Antique saw thread
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Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Burn job reminds me of a large 4WD tractor over by Highland, Ks. Sat in the corner of a field next to hwy 36. Burned to the ground. Sat there ten months before someone drug it away.
That skidder is going to need a total re paint or it will be a rust ball in no time.
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
JD 540B?
Looks like a Clark Ranger, maybe a 664 or 666 , the engine door, rad shroud and winch all look like Clark to me.
Homelitenut
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I'm new here and can't figure out how to start a new thread. Help!!!! Thanks in advanced
Go to the main page, look up just above where all the threads are listed, on the right hand side there is a blue box with white print, says Post New Thread,click on it and a new window will open to start a new thread.
Homelitenut
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Thank you I ended up going to where it said forums then went to chainsaws and the it came up where to start a new thread.
Looks like the fire truck was late to the party.
Is that the skidder you bought John?I think i might have a couple of tires for you.
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Lol, no the one I bought is still in Atlin, but that reminds me, I will come to your shop and take a pic of your other skidder.
Mr. Bow Saw
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The closest model to yours is the 200 junior but it is still a little different.
Model profile.
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...1db202eeb978068d88256b47000d7469?OpenDocument
Model profile.
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...1db202eeb978068d88256b47000d7469?OpenDocument
Anyone care to take a guess? Looks to me like an old Dolmar but I don't know much about them.
Homelitenut
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What do y'all think about the homelite 2000 as far as run ability and how much to pay for one. I know there pretty much collector saws but I'd like to get one and maybe restore and use to cut up big stuff.
The Homelite 2000 is a great vintage machine with plenty of power for big timber. They are easy to work on, most parts are found quite readily and they are a lot of fun to run. Obviously another choice is the 2100, which seem to be more common than the 2000. If you can pick one up in decent condition then go for it. You will never regret the decision to pick up a big Homelite!
Thanks Chris.
Interesting one Tim could be a Solo. Does it run?
It's not mine and I don't know Lee. I'm thinking on getting it. Chris (a couple of posts up) said he thought it was a 635 so I did a little more checking knowing that and he's right on target.
