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Why I like the old saws--1 example today. Needed to smell-hear and feel some 2 stroke since down with broke leg. All these saw had not been started in 3 months or more. Pull out Homelite XL-12 check oil and gas-3 pulls and she is purring.Old all orange Dolmar 112---2 pulls and running like a top. New husky 365---many pulls -flooded--partly my fault--I like husky saws and I know it will probably out cut the old guys and different fuel delivery--put it back on shelf..Will wait til I get back leg/motion,strength.Off to go look for my 1970 era Echo ?? about 50 to 60 cc..Pawn shop find--1/2 to 1 pull every time and she is ready--
..Go cut some wood!!!!------David-- next topic--THE BOW CHAINSAW--news at 11;00!!!
Yea I am rehabbing!!! Saw dust therapy !!!!!
..Go cut some wood!!!!------David-- next topic--THE BOW CHAINSAW--news at 11;00!!! Yea I am rehabbing!!! Saw dust therapy !!!!!
Dr. Tells me the best way for bone/femur to heal is to post random pictures of old chainsaws right here!! OK Doc
Jonsered 621 and Poulan 361--Big wood
Jonsered 621 and Poulan 361--Big wood
Man--it is killing me not to cut wood that I see around town and run some saws..I like Poulans.---the older the better
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Yes it does--roller nose bar--extra cool plus less friction.I go to 3700 and stop--always looking for the bigger ones-David
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My pleasure buddy, it sure is a fun experience when you get one of these old machines going again!
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It sure does, at least in my book.
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Just finished this one. Crank needle bearings were so loose the flywheel would drag on the coil when the magnets came around. I suspect the previous owner knew he had a problem because they tried to stuff 2 crank seals in the flywheel side. I'm letting it sit a bit longer before applying decals.
hows life, youngster???? fire up the 999??????
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Added a 3/8 setup and a 28 inch bar on the Super 250.
Also scored this PM55 running for $50 last weekend.
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Also scored this PM55 running for $50 last weekend.
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Beautiful work! What model is that?
That is an XL-15, gear drive.
That is an XL-15, gear drive.----------------------------------------Nice saw restore--Pretty rare down here-maybe every where?? Real unique gear train in that gear reduction---I know I have been wanting 1 every since I saw 1 half apart--the mechanic in me. You have a lot of time and effort in that one--David
Hey CB your saw looks fantastic, the red really pops! I use scotchbrite pads and really fine steel wool to polish my grab handles. I'm looking for a C series gear drive at the moment and hopefully I'll restore it as well as you did.
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I used Massey Ferguson red at Modifiedmark's suggestion and thought it came out quite well.
One thing I discovered about the XL gear drives is the planetary cover will fit on any XL saw once you remove the clutch drum. When you pay good money for one of these you're really buying the clutch cover and serial tag.
One thing I discovered about the XL gear drives is the planetary cover will fit on any XL saw once you remove the clutch drum. When you pay good money for one of these you're really buying the clutch cover and serial tag.
Thank you for letting me join your forum. I am sorry if this is not the right place for this ,could not find a place to start a new post. Me and computers don`t get along most of the time.
I have a pioneer farm saw that I would like to sell but do not have any idea what it is worth. I bought this saw new in 1980 it has a 18 inch bar. It runs great and is all original except for the magneto and the nut that holds the on & off switch and of course the chain. I used it for 2 years to cut wood to heat my house and over the years to clean up storm damage in my yard. I also have the owners manual for it. It`s just getting to heavy for me and what I need a saw for I can get by with a little electric job.
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I have a pioneer farm saw that I would like to sell but do not have any idea what it is worth. I bought this saw new in 1980 it has a 18 inch bar. It runs great and is all original except for the magneto and the nut that holds the on & off switch and of course the chain. I used it for 2 years to cut wood to heat my house and over the years to clean up storm damage in my yard. I also have the owners manual for it. It`s just getting to heavy for me and what I need a saw for I can get by with a little electric job.
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I gotta get back into fixing up chainsaws again. This old mower has been taking up a lot of my time lately but it’s close to being useable so I can start working on other stuff.
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I gotta get back into fixing up chainsaws again. This old mower has been taking up a lot of my time lately but it’s close to being useable so I can start working on other stuff. -----------Can't go wrong with an old Gravely.. Get her going--David
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Do any of yall have any idea of what it is worth
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