What is your "crown jewel"

[ChainsawmanXX]

This one is mine, it doesn't look like much but with the woods port I gave it it sure does surprise people out in the woods:

I guess im gonna have to get on the ball and get my dolly 123 running huh?

 

[mile9socounty]

My crown jewel is my 1988 Pioneer/Partner P45HP. Modified 32" Oregon RW bar, velocity stack, 2 stage reed. Surprisingly it still has a working chain brake on it as well.

 

[longbar]

Could that big johnny find a new home?????? Or has it already

I though about it but then I got a Hommie 750 to match it. They are starting to look good together:msp_biggrin:

 

[leeha]

For those that haven't seen this saw.
It is now one of my crown jewels that i
built after this thread started.
probably one of the most powerful geardrive
saws out there. I custom made this saw with
the Mac 101B motor. It's a blast to run.

Lee

 

[RandyMac]

 

[madhatte]

I have several I need to take pics of. Twin Jred 670 West Coasts, McC 300 and 550, twin Partner P100's (one a McC P1000), some Homies, some Remys, some Huskys, even a coupla Stihls that have more character than most. Alas, my camera died a couple of weeks ago during the post-storm cleanup. Soon's I get a new one I'll be back in the saddle.

 

[climberjones]

Here is one of them,

Lombard OMS, Made in 1949.

Befor and after pics.

Wow thats a beauty whats a saw like that worth these days?

 

[mweba]

For those that haven't seen this saw.
It is now one of my crown jewels that i
built after this thread started.
probably one of the most powerful geardrive
saws out there. I custom made this saw with
the Mac 101B motor. It's a blast to run.

Lee

And still one of my screen savers

 

[booger1286]

What model is this?

 

[ChainsawmanXX]

What model is this?

Super 250

 

[RandyMac]

What model is this?

That is a very early 250 that was nearly in new condition, but stripped of most major assemblies. It was put back together using NOS or excellent used parts, only needs a cherry starter to be complete. The bar will be replaced with a new one shortly.

 

[paccity]

randy, how hard are thoughs full wraps to find?

 

[RandyMac]

randy, how hard are thoughs full wraps to find?

Easier than finding hen's teeth. How bad do you need one?

 

[wigglesworth]

This will most likely be my "crown jewel" once I get her buttoned up. Shes a real early 66, thats never been apart, due to an early tank death, by im guessing a tree. The case and what nots are like new, just a little dirty and a few cobwebs. Its gonna be a while before I get to her, and I got lots of parts to source, but I think she will be cherry when shes all thru.

 

[paccity]

want , need, they just don't look rite without one . here is what i hope will get me in the club.

 

[RandyMac]

want , need, they just don't look rite without one . here is what i hope will get me in the club.

Gotcha, I think I have a standard set and I do know that I have a spare chrome set.
I'll dig them out and send your choice of them.

 

[wood4heat]

I guess it would have to be my 361. Six years of service and I've still never felt the need for a second saw.

I did see one on e-bay this morning that caught my eye though. If people don't lose their minds over it I might even bid. If nothing else it got me back here to see what the consensus was it. If something crazy happens and I end up with it I'll be back tomorrow with a pic.

 

[paccity]

Gotcha, I think I have a standard set and I do know that I have a spare chrome set.
I'll dig them out and send your choice of them.

thank you. p.m.ed ya.

 

[RandyMac]

thank you. p.m.ed ya.

PM'ed ya back:msp_biggrin:

 

[Mr. Bow Saw]

Wow thats a beauty whats a saw like that worth these days?

I don't know what it would end up selling for. They are hard to find.
The last one that sold on ebay unrestored was around $600.