Homelite Chainsaws

[huck01955]

Thanks Tim Im glade its over now I will take a break before I start the next one

 

[fossil]

Thanks Tim Im glade its over now I will take a break before I start the next one

Sounds like you've been going pretty hard at it looking at the time of most of your posts.

 

[leeha]

Hey Joe,
When you gonna learn how to restore a chainsaw.
That thing looks like chit. :hmm3grin2orange:








Another absolute beauty Joe. Fine job.





Lee

 

[huck01955]

Thanks Lee Did you get a chance to look for a gear drive oil cap for the gear box also need a gas cap for a 990 G if you can help thanks Joe

 

[Warped5]

Beautiful job, Joe!

 

[jerrycmorrow]

All done

nice! now go cut somethin

 

[leeha]

Thanks Lee Did you get a chance to look for a gear drive oil cap for the gear box also need a gas cap for a 990 G if you can help thanks Joe

I actually forgot Joe,
Will look tomorrow, My parts saws are
in a different location.




Lee

 

[leecopland]

Model 35 Canadian unit

I finally got to look at my latest find which was bought sight unseen. It has seen better days but for $10.00 I couldn't resist.View attachment 302024View attachment 302025

This one has a chainbrake which is more common in Canada and appears to be a version of the 350. Needs a recoil spring, a new brake band, a few nuts and bolts. Bar is pretty much worn out as is the chain. Seems to have reasonable comp but cant check due to recoil out to lunch. Muffler is tricky to remove to check the P&C, seems you have to really strip it down to get at the bolts, The exhaust exits on the bottom of the cylinder, like the mac10-10 series then is bent round and up to the muffler port. This one may sit for a while as I have some other saw projects which look easier.

Regards,

Lee:hmm3grin2orange:

 

[fossil]

I finally got to look at my latest find which was bought sight unseen. It has seen better days but for $10.00 I couldn't resist.View attachment 302024View attachment 302025

This one has a chainbrake which is more common in Canada and appears to be a version of the 350. Needs a recoil spring, a new brake band, a few nuts and bolts. Bar is pretty much worn out as is the chain. Seems to have reasonable comp but cant check due to recoil out to lunch. Muffler is tricky to remove to check the P&C, seems you have to really strip it down to get at the bolts, The exhaust exits on the bottom of the cylinder, like the mac10-10 series then is bent round and up to the muffler port. This one may sit for a while as I have some other saw projects which look easier.

Regards,

Lee:hmm3grin2orange:

Welcome back Lee. Do you have a different accent now?

 

[huck01955]

Beautiful job, Joe!

thank you

 

[huck01955]

nice! now go cut somethin

It will be used at a steam show in July

 

[leecopland]

No still mid-atlantic

Welcome back Lee. Do you have a different accent now?

I spent 16 years there so it's a second home. Good beer and sausages! Well I spent a bit more time, got the recoil freed up dropped a little fuel down the carb and off she went. It doesn't appear to have one of those infamous carb boots like the 330 and 350.Good fun!

Lee

 

[fossil]

It will be used at a steam show in July

Where and when Joe?

 

[huck01955]

Where and when Joe?

Hear you go my friend

Farmersville Exhibition

 

[brokenbudget]

Hear you go my friend

Farmersville Exhibition

i'm about 10 minutes from athens.

 

[huck01955]

i'm about 10 minutes from athens.

Me and Jeff wear hoping to see you there last year maybe this year

 

[brokenbudget]

Me and Jeff wear hoping to see you there last year maybe this year

well if that damn old clayton boiler doesn't decide to ingest a bunch of hydraulic fluid into the high pressure water pump this year i'll be there i won't be displaying anything, just walking aimlessly around pestering people who are :redface: if i can get the
mcculloch 5-10E a coil before the show i'll bring it along.
i just hope rupert shows up with the steamer my dad did the inspection on so i can bug him into another heated discussion about keeping things in perfect condition....

 

[PogoInTheWoods]

Beautiful job, Joe!

Ditto.

Very, very, nice.

 

[huck01955]

well if that damn old clayton boiler doesn't decide to ingest a bunch of hydraulic fluid into the high pressure water pump this year i'll be there i won't be displaying anything, just walking aimlessly around pestering people who are :redface: if i can get the
mcculloch 5-10E a coil before the show i'll bring it along.
i just hope rupert shows up with the steamer my dad did the inspection on so i can bug him into another heated discussion about keeping things in perfect condition....

Hope to see you there

 

[huck01955]

Ditto.

Very, very, nice.

thank you