Homelite Chainsaws

[Eccentric]

Yep that saw has no auto oiler pump. Probably just the air in the oil tank expanding as the saw warms up and forcing some oil out.

 

[a. palmer jr.]

Yep that saw has no auto oiler pump. Probably just the air in the oil tank expanding as the saw warms up and forcing some oil out.

It's doing a fairly decent job, I just have to hit the manual oiler every now and then. I haven't tried any big wood with it though.

 

[Warped5]

... and one in this thread ...

 

[Eccentric]

That's one sweetheart of a Super 1050 Ted.

 

[Clarkbug]

Anyone know what these two are?

Http://albany.craigslist.org/grd/4168737438.html

 

[Clarkbug]

... and one in this thread ...

Wow, that's purdy!

 

[lesorubcheek]

Anyone know what these two are?

Http://albany.craigslist.org/grd/4168737438.html

Front one looks like an XL-123. The rear one's not a Homelite. Maybe a Roper or something else sold from Sears. 123s are sweet saws.

Dan

 

[watsonr]

XL-15 gear drive. Been looking for years, thanks to Aaron and a good trade, I acquired this nice running saw. Bar provided by Modified Mark... and looks right at home...thanks guys!



Couple pictures for your viewing pleasure.




Made a very nice cut in a 36' white oak. Have always heard to stand to the side of a gear drive because it will sometimes walk out of the cut... well Mr. Randy Mac... this one is no exception. Several times as a matter of fact and seemed to do it more often at slower speeds and after I switched sides of the log. This saw pulled a 24" bar with new semi-chisel chain so hard, I could use both hands pulling up on the rear handle and it never even flinched, just kept going.

 

[huck01955]

Got a 909G in a trade from a friend

 

[Warped5]

Nice saw, Joe!

... but me thinx you need a tad larger test log.

 

[huck01955]

You're correct Ted lol that is a piece of allim man its heve lol need some one with a good back to help me get a larger piece something like 30 inches acros lol its a 36 inch bar now that would be fun

 

[Mr. Bow Saw]

Nice looking Homelite Joe.

 

[huck01955]

thanks Cliff

 

[fossil]

Darned if another Super XL-67 doesn't show up

http://ontario.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-...Homelite-Super-67-Chainsaw-W0QQAdIdZ541864541

 

[leecopland]

Darned if another Super XL-67 doesn't show up

http://ontario.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-...Homelite-Super-67-Chainsaw-W0QQAdIdZ541864541

Looks just like an XL-AO but blue.

Lee

 

[fossil]

Looks just like an XL-AO but blue.

Lee

Similar but no auto oiler. That's the third one I've heard of.

 

[leecopland]

That's odd not having an auto oiler with the oil tank at the front like the Super XL AO. Maybe it was an intermediate step. Being blue I always think that's older than red but may be wrong there. It's nothing like my 76 which I really like. I have a xl12 and a Super XL Auto but haven't used them as much so haven't really formed an opinion on those yet.

I'm enjoying AS return.

Lee

 

[fossil]

I just tried out my Super XL-67 today. It cuts very nicely. Not the best day to try one out due to high winds. Makes it hard to see when chips and dust are flying into your face. I know you guys are likely going to laugh but I did my very first bore cut today with that saw. I figured I try it while I was running a hard tip bar. I am surprised how smooth it is considering the lack of anti vibe.

 

[a. palmer jr.]

I'm still working on the same two Homelites that I've had for a couple of weeks, a 901 and a 103, with little success so far. I'm tinkering with the 103 right now since it has spark. Having difficulties getting it to pump fuel into the carburetor. I put a new kit in the cleaned carburetor and a new homemade fuel line on it. Guess I'll have to take it back apart and see what I did wrong. I'll need to check the pulse hole also.

 

[struggle]

I'm still working on the same two Homelites that I've had for a couple of weeks, a 901 and a 103, with little success so far. I'm tinkering with the 103 right now since it has spark. Having difficulties getting it to pump fuel into the carburetor. I put a new kit in the cleaned carburetor and a new homemade fuel line on it. Guess I'll have to take it back apart and see what I did wrong. I'll need to check the pulse hole also.

I had an XL113 that did that and found out the sintered brass dealy bob in the gas gap was plugged and wouldn't vent properly.