Inquisitive
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I have a Homelite 900 G for sale. I was told I have "a mid-late 1960 112cc gear drive saw". Serial Number: 105537 (followed by a character I cannot discern what it is (yet). A person I believe to be knowledeable on the subject stated:
"that's a mid-late 1960 112cc gear drive saw! The only thing I see missing in those pics is the starter cover".
After making my previous (naive) posts, I was informed: "The thread needs moved to the trading post and a price stated". I found such curious, however, I am also naive regarding the 'rules' of this this site. Because I do not know the 'used chainsaw market' values, of the saw I am seeking to sell? Or possibly trade? I previously stated: "make offer". Inlieu of "make offer": $500.00. Buyer pays shipping costs ('negotiation' may be an option?). I am in Zip Code 98126. Though occasionally travel to Zip Code 59803. The saw has not been 'started' (I believe) since the early 1970's, maybe earlier? I (nor anyone else) have not tried to 'start' the saw, since the early 1970's, maybe earlier? All I have done is 'move' the saw (a few times) over the decades. If someone would like the saw? I would not be overly opposed to 'parting company' with the saw. Though the saw has been in my family, since it was purchased new.
"that's a mid-late 1960 112cc gear drive saw! The only thing I see missing in those pics is the starter cover".
After making my previous (naive) posts, I was informed: "The thread needs moved to the trading post and a price stated". I found such curious, however, I am also naive regarding the 'rules' of this this site. Because I do not know the 'used chainsaw market' values, of the saw I am seeking to sell? Or possibly trade? I previously stated: "make offer". Inlieu of "make offer": $500.00. Buyer pays shipping costs ('negotiation' may be an option?). I am in Zip Code 98126. Though occasionally travel to Zip Code 59803. The saw has not been 'started' (I believe) since the early 1970's, maybe earlier? I (nor anyone else) have not tried to 'start' the saw, since the early 1970's, maybe earlier? All I have done is 'move' the saw (a few times) over the decades. If someone would like the saw? I would not be overly opposed to 'parting company' with the saw. Though the saw has been in my family, since it was purchased new.
