Any info on this sears saw?

[BostonBull]

I am looking for information on this sears saw all I know is it is a Sears Lightweight Utility Chain Saw. Model # 745.350120

I have attached a pic.

 

[retoocs555]

There's an odd one.

Looks like an orline.

 

[BostonBull]

Lewis Brander Id'd it for me it is a O and R do you think it is worth $50 with the original owners manual?

Or is that top dollar for a junker? The photo posted in the first post is the actual saw.

http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...6c57f2f23b82887588256bf6000bd53a?OpenDocument

 

[RaisedByWolves]

That one looks more like the Orline Mustang. Cept the mustang is pea soup green. But thats just splittin hairs cause the OR in Orline is O&R.


They go from $50-75 on ebay.

Dont forget to mention that its a gear reduction drive, should get you a couple more bucks.

 

[BostonBull]

That one looks more like the Orline Mustang. Cept the mustang is pea soup green. But thats just splittin hairs cause the OR in Orline is O&R.


They go from $50-75 on ebay.

Dont forget to mention that its a gear reduction drive, should get you a couple more bucks.

I willbe buying this saw to put in the collection. Thanks for the tip if I eve do sell it. I just was worried that 50 may be too much for this saw.

 

[RaisedByWolves]

Not at all. If its a runner and your a collector its a pretty good deal.


Mine needs carb work and the carb is this teeny tiny lil thing, gives me headaches thinking about trying to fix it again.





The ones that go for the most money and are the most desirable are the Mustangs with the wooden bob pullstart. They had this wooden ball that tapered to a cone on one end for a pullstart and they must have broke easily or dried and cracked.


Idjits allways comment on how they took off the old cracked handle and put on a nice rubber one.


Having said that, the O&R that is shown on mikes site would probably bring more.


Let us know how you make out with it.