Very nice collection sir! Have some rep!
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Chainsaw collection in central missouri
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Another saw that really caught my eye is the Strunk with the
Power Products AH81 130cc motor in it in military colors. Thats
a hard saw to find. I've only seen two. I would love one in my
collection someday.
Lee
Power Products AH81 130cc motor in it in military colors. Thats
a hard saw to find. I've only seen two. I would love one in my
collection someday.
Lee
Thanks for confirming what I was thinking on that one! Wasn't totally sure.
I'm not sure how I would like it with mufflers, the KB6 without has a sound of its own.
o8f150
Tree Freak
what!!!!!! where the heck are the earthquakes
Most in the city dump where they belong.
Mike from Maine
Read that the ms362 is awesome!!!
That's not eye candy. It's pure chainsaw por n.
louisabbottsaws
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Thanks every one for all the nice comments. The mufflers on the restored KB6 I made using them from a DA-211, i just changed the angle. I just wanted to know what it would sound like. This saw was bought new in 1945 by a local man, i bought it from his son now 89 years old. The red crate is the original that the saw came in & i did completely restore the saw. The DA-211 with the new 5 foot bar and chain is completely original with aprox 5 hours total time in the woods. It is very nice. The KB7 with the new 5 foot bar and chain i restored and it runs like new. The 1952 McCulloch 755 military saw with its original crate runs as well. If any one would like more detailed photos of any saw let me know and i can post them here. We have a local family business EST 1945 and sold chainsaws from 1955 up to the early 1980s.
louisabbottsaws
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Michelle here are some photos of the sears saw. It is a G-44View attachment 310666View attachment 310667View attachment 310668View attachment 310669
louisabbottsaws
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Here are some cool photos of the KB6 saw when i bought it little over a year ago for $200.00. the old guy in the photos was about 13 years old when his dad bought it new from army surplus in 1945. The saw is a 1944. This is the one that has the DA-211 mufflers on it now.View attachment 310671View attachment 310672View attachment 310673View attachment 310674View attachment 310675
discounthunter
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nice history on the saw.nice restoration too. noticed a piped jonsered in the last picture.
louisabbottsaws
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Jonsered HOT SAW
We were a jonsered dealer and had this saw built new in the early 80`s. It is a factory built model 90 (87cc) HOT SAW that was built for our business. It has not been used much. It has mostly just sat around our shop over the years and yes it still runs.View attachment 310821View attachment 310822View attachment 310823View attachment 310824View attachment 310825
We were a jonsered dealer and had this saw built new in the early 80`s. It is a factory built model 90 (87cc) HOT SAW that was built for our business. It has not been used much. It has mostly just sat around our shop over the years and yes it still runs.View attachment 310821View attachment 310822View attachment 310823View attachment 310824View attachment 310825
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louisabbottsaws
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Great collection,thanks for sharing.
equad99
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very nice saws
very nice saws you have there ....brian . told me about them..he has been having issues with his computer....art b
Those are very clean and good looking oldies. Sweet collection !
WKEND LUMBERJAK
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Do you allow visitors I know a couple of members that aren't very far away that might like to make a road trip.
louisabbottsaws
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That would not be a problem. Any one can come by and see them. They are on display in the back room of our business. We are open monday - friday 8am to 5pm and sat 8am to 12 noon. You can contact me here for more contact info on location. Thanks Randy
