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Yep. As far as the old Homelites go, the 150 fits that role for sure Norm. There's at least one on our local CL right now. He's located in Fairfield. No pic in his current listing, but there was one in earlier listings of his. His saw is an ugly, diry blue/white version. I passed one up at the Meecham dump years ago. Could've got it for a song. Had a blown oiler diaphragm and was drooling bar oil out of the muffler. Common on these saws.

I SHOULD have gotten it for the clutch parts and the SWEET 16" Homelite branded Windsor Speed Tip replaceable sprocket nose that was on it (the chain was even in good shape). Instead I set it back down and watched some moron pull and pull and pull until the cylinder had filled with bar oil and hydrolocked. Crunch. I snickered and walked away..............when I SHOULD have waited for him to set it back down. I could have REALY gotten it cheap as a 'blown' saw at that point. Sometimes I'm not that smart. I had forgotten that they shared B/C's and clutch parts with my beloved Super E-Z's...

Homelite 150 chainsaw


As much as I dislike these, I am still somewhat drawn to looking at them. Kinda like seeing a Big Ol' girl in stretch pants and a sports bra............:laugh:
I might have to get this one just for the bad a$$ original case.
Homelite 16" Chain Saw automatic 150
 
LOL! Seems like every brand had one shiaty little ******* saw:msp_wink:

McCulloch overachieved in this area..............:laugh: Eager Beaver(Eager Beiber for the Duke), MiniMac in all of it's incarnations, Timber Bear, WildCat, Rabid Skunk, etc, etc...............
 
Thought this would be a good place to stick these pics
This is a 2100 I built fer a member here (RVALUE)
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and a vid
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As much as I dislike these, I am still somewhat drawn to looking at them. Kinda like seeing a Big Ol' girl in stretch pants and a sports bra............:laugh:
I might have to get this one just for the bad a$$ original case.
Homelite 16" Chain Saw automatic 150

If you want one of those things, that particular one would be a good 'un to get. The case and the bar/chains sure look nice. Is this what you'd call a "moped" saw???:jester:
 
Neil sound's like a great show, and event!! How's things Jon? Glad to hear from ya! Aaron see ya tomorrow. Stumpy that's good stuff, awesome saw man! sent YOU A rep.
 
Would you believe that UPS has lost my 2101XP? This is my first time to have this trouble. They put a trace on it for me this evening. It usually only takes 4-5 days, but can take up to 8 days. If it's not found by then, they file a claim. Fortunately, I insured it for $450. What a bummer, not only for me, but for the new owner as well:(
 
Would you believe that UPS has lost my 2101XP? This is my first time to have this trouble. They put a trace on it for me this evening. It usually only takes 4-5 days, but can take up to 8 days. If it's not found by then, they file a claim. Fortunately, I insured it for $450. What a bummer, not only for me, but for the new owner as well:(

Can I buy it for $ 450?

Delivered?

:)
 
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That's a real bummer Brad. I sure hope they find it. It kills me what a guy has to pay for shipping these day's. And you have to insure it, to me that's ridiculous, because you are paying for the service to begin with. That's like promising a tree job, and asking the customer if they want to pay extra for insurance, incase the job goes south. Cant even believe it's legal. Figured your'e saw would sell quick hope they find it. Rvalue are you looking for another?
 
Would you believe that UPS has lost my 2101XP? This is my first time to have this trouble. They put a trace on it for me this evening. It usually only takes 4-5 days, but can take up to 8 days. If it's not found by then, they file a claim. Fortunately, I insured it for $450. What a bummer, not only for me, but for the new owner as well:(

That sux. Hope they find it. It worries me shipping saws this time of year.
 

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