Homelite Chainsaws

[CM76]

Those make my ears buzz just seeing them.

I always remember your stories about the 'master' and his exclusive use of the big upright cylinder geardrives Randy.

 

[RandyMac]

Old Ray had more than a dozen of them, most were complete and running, the rest were parts.
He had a couple in blue as well.

 

[sawfun]

Randy, did Ray run any 7-29's or comment about them?

 

[CM76]

Old Ray had more than a dozen of them, most were complete and running, the rest were parts.
He had a couple in blue as well.

I would have loved to have seen him in action

 

[Hoggwood]

Took an XL-76 for a ride today. This one hasn't seen wood in a year and a half or so. Fired right up and got busy. Always pulling strong.

Eating wood like a champ......lots of fun, as usual.

 

[RandyMac]

Before the 900s, he ran Malls.

 

[CM76]

Before the 900s, he ran Malls.

Well he certainly had good taste. The 900 series are terrific machines, and there are no flies on the Mall products either.

 

[Timberjack zack]

Anyone interested in a homelite 28 inch bar and 2 ripping chains and one milling chain for sale or trade. Rails are square this is 3/8 .050

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[sawfun]

Anyone interested in a homelite 28 inch bar and 2 ripping chains and one milling chain for sale or trade. Rails are square this is 3/8 .050

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I'm interested, price?

 

[Timberjack zack]

I'm interested, price?

120 dollars shipped only paypal

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[undee70ss]

Homelite Spark Plug Cross Reference.

 

[hseII]

Hi Lee,

I have one of those. I was thinking more about making the saw look like new rather than vib protection.

@LowVolt did a Saw I later purchased from him with some kind of hose: it fits the MS660 well.

I'll see if I can remember to get a picture when I go home Tim.

 

[fossil]

@LowVolt did a Saw I later purchased from him with some kind of hose: it fits the MS660 well.

I'll see if I can remember to get a picture when I go home Tim.

That would be great Heath. I was thinking of trying 3/4" ID heater hose and spraying it with bed liner. I figure I can get the hose on using the compressed air method but haven't tried that yet. I think the only saw guys that actually sell that stuff is Stihl.

 

[hseII]

That would be great Heath. I was thinking of trying 3/4" ID heater hose and spraying it with bed liner. I figure I can get the hose on using the compressed air method but haven't tried that yet. I think the only saw guys that actually sell that stuff is Stihl.

I want to say that's how he did it, & it works great.

Idk about the bed liner: @Adirondackstihl did that with a Webber Wrap & some mentioned it was too coarse to use without gloves.

@canadianfarmboy.

 

[fossil]

I want to say that's how he did it, & it works great.

Idk about the bed liner: @Adirondackstihl did that with a Webber Wrap & some mentioned it was too coarse to use without gloves.

@canadianfarmboy.

Must have hands of a girl. Hands of a girl I say.

 

[JonCraig]

Not all bedliner sprays are created equal.

 

[leecopland]

Looking for grommets for the fuel line for my 130VI, Canadian version.

Thanks,

Lee

 

[fossil]

Looking for grommets for the fuel line for my 130VI, Canadian version.

Thanks,

Lee

I know the XL-76 takes a 3/8 case hole X 1/8" thick panel for a 1/4" fuel line. If the 130 is the same,



Groove width would be 1/8"
Inside diameter 1/4"
Groove diameter 3/8"

Not sure where you will find them. I've been picking them up at partsource which I don't believe you have up there. Make sure the ones you buy are nitrile (Buna N)

Maybe Home Hardware?

Joyce will have them for an XL-123

 

[undee70ss]

Looking for grommets for the fuel line for my 130VI, Canadian version.

Thanks,

Lee

http://www.leonschainsawpartsandrep..._i4400b_Chainsaw_Choke_Rod_Grommet_64862.html

 

[sweepleader]

Looking for grommets for the fuel line for my 130VI, Canadian version.

Thanks,

Lee

If Joyce can't help, Leon will likely have something that will work, he has kits made up for a lot of saws.

www.leonschainsawpartsandrepair.com/apps/search?q=FLS*

(My connection is so slow that undee70ss' response did not show up till I posted! :{( )