I couldn't resist picking this up tonight. Other than it's complete and has great compression I haven't touched it yet.
Homelite Chainsaws
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WingNut
Nice, Tim!
Another Christmas Tree saw!
Another Christmas Tree saw!
Ho Ho Ho Ted!
I like the other one I have but it's much rougher. Light and cuts fast but alas, only 77cc. We weren't allowed to have 82cc saws beacause of the in-breeding on the west coast. It resulted in tree huggers.
I like the other one I have but it's much rougher. Light and cuts fast but alas, only 77cc. We weren't allowed to have 82cc saws beacause of the in-breeding on the west coast. It resulted in tree huggers.
z50guru
errr..
Here's the recipe Lee. Grab a Homelite A-65987 clutch drum (2 on ebay right now for 10 bucks) and one standard .325 9 pin rim sprocket. Use your existing needle bearing and clutch. (Note: U must use the "S" type clutch. A 3 shoe will not work). Toss it all on and match with a .325 58 gauge Husqvarna small mount. Top it off with a 72 loop of your choice. Walla! Serve with chips!
Macman125
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Can anyone tell me how the homelite 550 runs? I have one that I am currentky making a muffler for and was just curious.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Another nice score Tim!
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Anybody else see that Homelite 995G got $1600 on feepay?
Mr. Bow Saw
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Yes I saw it. I thought about biding on it when it it was around $400 but did not.
I hate to get that kind of money for any of my saws..ebay bidders will send it back if it has a scratch on it, even if you listed it in your ad...buyers remorse or wife pressure I guess.
Macman125
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Eccentric
Mister Wizard
That saw should run a 28-32" bar well.
Macman125
libertarian/anarcho-capitalist firewood hack
I would like to put a 28 on it. There are a few nice nos 28 homelite bars on ebay. You think it will pull a 28 with authority? If not I think I will keep the 24 on it.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Nothing wrong with running a 24" on it...........but it'll definitely run a 28" without trouble if it's healthy. My SXL-925 ran the heck out of a 28" bar wearing full comp semi-chisel in oak. A 550 is a stronger saw than a 925.
Tim , You've got it BAD! You have to leave a few for the rest of folk up here in the snow belt! Didi you also get that XL67 in Guelph?I couldn't resist picking this up tonight. Other than it's complete and has great compression I haven't touched it yet.
You are in line for a "You Suck"
Regards,
Lee
Macman125
libertarian/anarcho-capitalist firewood hack
I have searched high and low for about 6 months looking for a muffler. After giving up on the search this is what I came up with.
Many thanks z50guru. I'll start collecting the required bits and bobs. Happy Thanksgiving!Here's the recipe Lee. Grab a Homelite A-65987 clutch drum (2 on ebay right now for 10 bucks) and one standard .325 9 pin rim sprocket. Use your existing needle bearing and clutch. (Note: U must use the "S" type clutch. A 3 shoe will not work). Toss it all on and match with a .325 58 gauge Husqvarna small mount. Top it off with a 72 loop of your choice. Walla! Serve with chips!
Lee
Thanks Lee. No, I left that XL-67 for someone else to enjoy.
homelitejim
Full of Scrap
Got the 923 all buttoned up, will have to tune in the wood on account of the governed carb. Thought I would get a pic of big and little sence I have new bars for both.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Lookin' good Jim! You get a hearty "You Suck!" for that cherry (and cheap) 2100CD score too.
z50guru
errr..
Nice coupl'a work horses up there 
perched nicely upon the "crummie". I noticed the the muffler on the SEZ is one ive not seen before I wondered if it was a type of forest muffler or a mod job?
perched nicely upon the "crummie". I noticed the the muffler on the SEZ is one ive not seen before I wondered if it was a type of forest muffler or a mod job?
