i just do it through the contact the seller option. been doing it couple years. always tell them to check my feedback.
Homelite Chainsaws
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i just do it through the contact the seller option. been doing it couple years. always tell them to check my feedback.
Old Blue Homie
Just went to chainsaw Collectors site and looked at homelite saws, it looked a lot like the C 51 the muffler was the same as the C51. I remember thinking it looked like a zippo lighter with holes drilled in it. I also had a manual oiler and I want to say the trigger handel may??? not have had a strap on the bottom connecting it back to the saw just a handle ? maybe.
Just went to chainsaw Collectors site and looked at homelite saws, it looked a lot like the C 51 the muffler was the same as the C51. I remember thinking it looked like a zippo lighter with holes drilled in it. I also had a manual oiler and I want to say the trigger handel may??? not have had a strap on the bottom connecting it back to the saw just a handle ? maybe.
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Very slick, worth a look.
Regards,
Lee
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Very slick, worth a look.
Regards,
Lee
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Eccentric
Mister Wizard
To me it sounds more like an XL-700 series saw.
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Very slick, worth a look.
Regards,
Lee
I know it your right,.. you see it everywhere now,But I do have a little heartburn passing out more and more personal info.I do strongly feel that someday all this electronic communication will end badly for many. "Just too many scumbags after all my good stuff I guess !!"
Gotta picture of one?
I just looked one up nope wrong muffler good try though.
excess650
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excess650
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yeah the C-52 barks, and so does the Remington 754.:msp_scared: The neighbors are gonna love me!
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
I've seen stacks on early XL-600 and XL-700 saws. Another possibility is an XL-101 variant.. Early versions had stacks to.
Old Blue Homie
Ok I will go look up some of these and see what I can remember.
Ok so I looked around on the web and I am pretty sure it was a C-51. Now maybe some day I will have the extra cash to buy one, kind of for nostalgia's sake more than anything else.
Ok I will go look up some of these and see what I can remember.
Ok so I looked around on the web and I am pretty sure it was a C-51. Now maybe some day I will have the extra cash to buy one, kind of for nostalgia's sake more than anything else.
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You are missing out on the easiest payment method world wide. I use it for purchases in Canada, US, UK, China or anywhere really.
Very slick, worth a look.
Regards,
Lee
oh i've used pp in the past. just never got past the paranoia regarding having my personal info out in the electronic wavelengths for someone to snatch. they can tout their line about "secure" all they want. i figure when the fbi can be hacked whats stopping pp from being hacked. just decided i don't wanna play that way.
Yea thats what I am thinking as well.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
I have a C-5 (not the one in my pictures, but nice) that I'd sell. PM me whenever you're ready to take a walk down memory lane...
I will keep you guys in mind when I get ready Thanks Jeff
RandyMac
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ChainLightning
Vintage Saw Stalker
Ohh no not another one
Look what followed me home today. Got a decent deal on it too. Runs great but when I looked in the carb box under neath the air filter, it was about 1" thick of grease in there. Surprised it even ran at all. Luckily none got clogged or past the reed valves. Figured that I better clean the carb anyways since I was having issues starting it after warm. Have to mess with the choke. Weird looking bar on it, but it cuts with no problem. View attachment 279243
Look what followed me home today. Got a decent deal on it too. Runs great but when I looked in the carb box under neath the air filter, it was about 1" thick of grease in there. Surprised it even ran at all. Luckily none got clogged or past the reed valves. Figured that I better clean the carb anyways since I was having issues starting it after warm. Have to mess with the choke. Weird looking bar on it, but it cuts with no problem. View attachment 279243
AAARRRRRRRR
You did'nt brake the you Suck O meter you own it. :msp_biggrin:
Now just send that 797 to me if you have'nt already.
Lee
ChainLightning
Vintage Saw Stalker
Ohh theres nothing that I love more than a good old noise amplifying stack. Does not sound much better than that. Got one on my C-7 and XL-12 and if I had more they would be going on my other Homelite's of that kind
