What model? I looked but can't find an exact match. I need the springs for the dogs on the rewind starter, everything else seems to work ok, cylinder/piston look good, manual oiler works...thanks for any info on this.
What do I have here?
- Thread starter purdyite
- Start date
Help Support Arborist Forum:
What model? I looked but can't find an exact match. I need the springs for the dogs on the rewind starter, everything else seems to work ok, cylinder/piston look good, manual oiler works...thanks for any info on this.
I can't find a nameplate or other identifying marks, but under the sprocket cover is an embossed number 49535.
Super XL, some had additional manual oiler like yours.
There should be a ton of used recoil parts (and other parts) out there.
There should be a ton of used recoil parts (and other parts) out there.
Restored many of these over the years.
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...47f8f0b8e0bc41ef88256c260048d87a?OpenDocument
http://s30387.gridserver.com/partsDiagrams/Homelite Super XL Auto.pdf
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...47f8f0b8e0bc41ef88256c260048d87a?OpenDocument
http://s30387.gridserver.com/partsDiagrams/Homelite Super XL Auto.pdf
It’s a later model SXL. Has the hand guard, heat shield. Likely has the blue electronic ignition module that are prone to failure. Only weak point on that saw. I’ve had many. Just picked up a slightly older one than yours from a guy in town 
Wow, I'm glad to know that this is a time-honored saw--thanks for the information. A neighbor gave it to me, along with a Homelite 150. He has since passed away, but I'm pretty sure I'll always be grateful to him for the gift.
Starter pawl springs are coming, so may be able to fire it up soon.
Starter pawl springs are coming, so may be able to fire it up soon.
That Super EZ is a BEAUTY of a saw
Still waiting on the starter pawl springs, thought they would be in the mailbox today. I’d like to find a good bar for it, maybe 20”.
https://loggerchain.net/collections...20-power-match-pro-chainsaw-bar-3-8-050-70-dl
Homelite enthusiast in training [emoji879]
Post up some pic's of the flywheel and clutch side with the covers removed?
If it's the electronic ignition type we can tell you how to do a cheap fix ($20)of replacing the magneto module.
If it's the electronic ignition type we can tell you how to do a cheap fix ($20)of replacing the magneto module.
Here is some info you might want to file about a $15 Blue coil of death replacement modification I did to a Homelite EZ. This will give you a $15 backup mod procedure if your fails. Some places sell the NLA available Blue coils of Death at around $100 and some of those have been baked in the oven and are not reliable.
This mod worked out great on couple of my EZ's. My EZ's did not have a points lobe on the crank and at first before the buys on here gave me mod info I installed a points Wico flywheel and a points coil and a chip to replace the points, but the chips are not reliable. You can read about such at the link I posted here.
Homelite EZ blue coil of death mod
For $15
Replace the COIL module but use the Original blue coil Homelite lamination core. (or a Wico/Prestolite points coil lamination core)The Wico/Prestolite points coil is epoxied (glued) to the laminations and will be ruined during removal. (so you will have to sacrifice the coil during removal if you are going for a core lamination)
You may see a Homelite core part number 68555 but it will not fit due to the center core post being too large. It’s for a Phelon coil.
The Anzac is more user friendly to install (press on) on the core than the Stihl due to the location of the kill terminal.
I've installed a $15 Anzac 503901401 Module onto a EZ Blue Module coil A94111 coil core lamination and got a good run.
Can use a Stihl Module Stihl #0000 400 1300 Module
Link to review a post about such
https://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/homelite-super-ez-ignition-questions.348570/page-3
This mod worked out great on couple of my EZ's. My EZ's did not have a points lobe on the crank and at first before the buys on here gave me mod info I installed a points Wico flywheel and a points coil and a chip to replace the points, but the chips are not reliable. You can read about such at the link I posted here.
Homelite EZ blue coil of death mod
For $15
Replace the COIL module but use the Original blue coil Homelite lamination core. (or a Wico/Prestolite points coil lamination core)The Wico/Prestolite points coil is epoxied (glued) to the laminations and will be ruined during removal. (so you will have to sacrifice the coil during removal if you are going for a core lamination)
You may see a Homelite core part number 68555 but it will not fit due to the center core post being too large. It’s for a Phelon coil.
The Anzac is more user friendly to install (press on) on the core than the Stihl due to the location of the kill terminal.
I've installed a $15 Anzac 503901401 Module onto a EZ Blue Module coil A94111 coil core lamination and got a good run.
Can use a Stihl Module Stihl #0000 400 1300 Module
Link to review a post about such
https://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/homelite-super-ez-ignition-questions.348570/page-3
Thanks, Okie...I have copied and saved the info from the link. I found a bar and chain for it, will be trying it out tomorrow.
