Ron I will even give you 40.00 to ship it to me. LOL Even numbers are nice. LOL
Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
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roncoinc
Official Stihl Disser
I fixed this saw up for the guy that gives me saws.
he told me this was his "personal" saw ..
china top end was cheap and i still made out
Husqvarna 55 Chain Saw
he told me this was his "personal" saw ..
china top end was cheap and i still made out
Husqvarna 55 Chain Saw
May work , but 600.00 ! NUTS ! LOL
I fixed this saw up for the guy that gives me saws.
he told me this was his "personal" saw ..
china top end was cheap and i still made out
Husqvarna 55 Chain Saw
Seems I have 2 of them to fix up. LOL Someday ??
Not so good here this morning, thick fog and getting darker by the hour, rain is not far off. Sharpened a couple beat off chains I am using on a rotted out sill replacement job, found a few steel objects while dicing up the rim joists.
Street legal. And floats.
Dumb arse that broked my SD 115 brought me in an old Homelite saw to replace the one he broked. I told him no thanks,..he can just pay me for the SD. Don`t think he was real happy hearing that he was out $300.
How does the chainsaw drive the wheel ? ;-))))
It doesn`t......LOL
Bet you could make do it ! LOL
Just got hold of my other machinist buddy,he will shave that jug down for me ! I will get that 5000 going soon now ! LOL
Pills are finally working ! Now I may get something done? LOL
Morning guys.
A bit of a saw question here :msp_scared: its been a while....
How do you think a homelite xl1(super ez) would be as an emergency saw kept in the truck? I have a red manual oiler xl1 in reasonable condition in one of the sheds. I got it for free at a scrap yard, never ran it but it sure has compression. having never ran one, would it be worth getting it going for that? It has spark and compression, just needs carb work. I recall hearing they were strong for their size?
A bit of a saw question here :msp_scared: its been a while....
How do you think a homelite xl1(super ez) would be as an emergency saw kept in the truck? I have a red manual oiler xl1 in reasonable condition in one of the sheds. I got it for free at a scrap yard, never ran it but it sure has compression. having never ran one, would it be worth getting it going for that? It has spark and compression, just needs carb work. I recall hearing they were strong for their size?
Any saw that runs will make a good emergency saw. I find the older saws great for that type of use. I actually have one stored at a backwoods camping site, it might get started every 3-4 years and run for 15 mins or so to cut up some site firewood. Its an old homelite that someone gave me and it always starts up and runs well enough to cut a good stack of windfelled wood for a weekend campout.
Any saw that runs will make a good emergency saw. I find the older saws great for that type of use. I actually have one stored at a backwoods camping site, it might get started every 3-4 years and run for 15 mins or so to cut up some site firewood. Its an old homelite that someone gave me and it always starts up and runs well enough to cut a good stack of windfelled wood for a weekend campout. It is one just like this one that does have a bar and chain on it.
I guess I will try to get the little guy going. Would there by any issue using 40:1 or 50:1 canned fuel in it? I am thinking that might be just the ticket for a saw ran a few times a year, that is always stored with fuel. I hear it can be good after 2 years in a saw? I will put up a picture later. It is in really nice shape, I am really surprised it ended up at the scrap yard. Glad I saved it. My pair of iel HMs were from the same day there... :msp_scared:
