RaisedByWolves
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I thought I would start a thread for all the Old 2stroke fans we have here, similar to the "saw pics to start theweekend thread" dedicated to older saws that had mix ratios in the lower percentages.
So break out your old saws (or what ever you have) and shoot some pics showing your antiques!
Ill kick this off with the oldest Homelite I have ever seen, its so old it was made Before Homelite (or anyone else for that matter) even thought of mass producing Chainsaws. Im told this is late 30's but I cant verify this yet.
Homelite was origonally called "The Home lighting company" and made small DC light plants for rural homes and farms so they could have indoor lighting.
This baby still starts on the first pull and makes power all day (night?) long on a tank of gas. It has to have one of the worlds simplest carburettors as there is no butterfly and only one circut and the intake is of the split crank style.
Notice it dosent make much smoke running at 16:1? Its running on modern oils so there is little visable smoke even at this ratio.
So break out your old saws (or what ever you have) and shoot some pics showing your antiques!
Ill kick this off with the oldest Homelite I have ever seen, its so old it was made Before Homelite (or anyone else for that matter) even thought of mass producing Chainsaws. Im told this is late 30's but I cant verify this yet.
Homelite was origonally called "The Home lighting company" and made small DC light plants for rural homes and farms so they could have indoor lighting.
This baby still starts on the first pull and makes power all day (night?) long on a tank of gas. It has to have one of the worlds simplest carburettors as there is no butterfly and only one circut and the intake is of the split crank style.
Notice it dosent make much smoke running at 16:1? Its running on modern oils so there is little visable smoke even at this ratio.