Danarm, what is it and is it a crime to junk it?

[Darnz]

I was just given this little saw and I can't seem to work out what model it is, or if it's worth leaving in the shed, if it's worth valuable for anything then I'd like someone to make use of it, seems to have good compression.

 

[Ozhoo]

It's a Danarm 1-36 MK something.... likely a MKII. Cool but pretty much worthless to most.

Check out
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...13ade5bd9290a17c88256b4e00681d00?OpenDocument

Google image search

 

[Colt Marlington]

I was tempted to buy a Husky 35 once. I waited a long time for them to drop the price, and eventually it was gone.

Looked about like this one.

 

[S_Bluck]

I was just given this little saw and I can't seem to work out what model it is, or if it's worth leaving in the shed, if it's worth valuable for anything then I'd like someone to make use of it, seems to have good compression. View attachment 733471 View attachment 733472 View attachment 733474

These little Danarm saws were I believe Canadian made. and known by varios names..
I think they were a "frontier / Trail Saw" I used to have one here it was very handy and compact
and during the winter great for getting fallen trees off the road.

Carb is fairly standard and there is a re-build kit for it. Button on the top-handle is the chain-oiler.

 

[Huskvarna hotellgäst]

Danarm 1-36? Looks similar to Husky 35 & Partner 330 but the specs here have differences.
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...587efa97467b185788256b4e00672835?OpenDocument

 

[mogulmasher]

I've got 2 of them I got from a retired climber. He claim they were his favorite climbing saw. He said they cut like crazy. I haven't got them running yet, but plan to at some point.

I think about everyone had a version of this saw made for them. The ones I have are half Danarm blue and half red from who knows what brand.

 

[Huskybill]

I've got 2 of them I got from a retired climber. He claim they were his favorite climbing saw. He said they cut like crazy. I haven't got them running yet, but plan to at some point.

I think about everyone had a version of this saw made for them. The ones I have are half Danarm blue and half red from who knows what brand.

My local husky/jred dealer would sell these new to the tree trimmers, business owners they were $159 at the time. Cheap saw if they dropped it. They would trade in non runners by the box full too. He would swap parts between them, make them run and sell them as used. Replace and recycle.........I think they were relabeled jred when new.

 

[mogulmasher]

That's cool, they seemed like an easy saw to find parts for and keep running.

When I got mine guy even gave me this cool Danarm box.