Homelite Chainsaws

[Dawnsman]

Haven't seen one like that before.

Kinda look like this

 

[Dawnsman]

Kinda look like this

Its on my c-52

 

[buzz sawyer]

Haven't seen one like that before.

Can anyone help me ID this spike?

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Did it come with the allen wrench bolts? If so, that makes me think Husqvarna or maybe Stihl.

 

[Hoggwood]

Can anyone help me ID this spike?

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That is for an Echo. I can check dimensions after work.

Fits a cs-500vl.

 

[Acornhill]

Fits a cs-500vl.

Yup Echo, the spike was in a Homelite package for years, actually two of them, solved thank you


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[buzz sawyer]

Does anyone know if the P&C from an original EZ, EZ-6, etc will fit the 17, 4-20? The cylinder gasket is the same but the diameter and stroke is larger on the EZ. Maybe the cylinder allows for the slightly longer stroke? 1.375" vs 1.50". I can check the crank, connecting rod, and piston specs on one I have torn down but no longer have the cylinder.

 

[buzz sawyer]

Does anyone know if the P&C from an original EZ, EZ-6, etc will fit the 17, 4-20? The cylinder gasket is the same but the diameter and stroke is larger on the EZ. Maybe the cylinder allows for the slightly longer stroke? 1.375" vs 1.50". I can check the crank, connecting rod, and piston specs on one I have torn down but no longer have the cylinder.

Thought 'd give this a bump. I found that the connecting rod is the same on both engines so the only two questions are: Will the piston make a full rotation without excess squish and interfering with the crank and will the outer covers still fit.

 

[Acornhill]

Can anyone ID this part

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[buzz sawyer]

Those are the old "toothless" spikes so you don't damage the bark.

Maybe a guard for a bow bar?

 

[sweepleader]

Looks like an anti-vibe bracket to me but for what I have no idea.

 

[sweepleader]

buzz sawyer, you need to be aware that the crankcase may be different, longer stroke means more room is needed to swing the crank and rod. That could lead to clearance issues there as well as the piston hitting the top of the cylinder in the squish area.

 

[Acornhill]

Those are the old "toothless" spikes so you don't damage the bark.

Maybe a guard for a bow bar?

It does look like a spike and it does have the top written on it


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[fossil]

Can anyone ID this part

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I can tell you the description is fuel tank bracket

 

[fossil]

Can anyone ID this part

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From the Superceded parts cross reference 1977. Unfortunately, no where used. Might be from a pump or some other oddball with a large tank attached.



I would guess the right angle brackets on the part fit under a tank strap.

 

[buzz sawyer]

buzz sawyer, you need to be aware that the crankcase may be different, longer stroke means more room is needed to swing the crank and rod. That could lead to clearance issues there as well as the piston hitting the top of the cylinder in the squish area.

I'll just wait for the right P&C.
Thanks for your input!

 

[fossil]

"C" series TV ad

https://www.youtube.com/embed/yHYSWlGa-WA?

 

[PogoInTheWoods]

You're on a roll.

 

[2stroke_shaman]

Todays find . Bought from original owner , said he paid about $125 in 1974. Came with 4 chains (1/4 pitch), original case, extra plug , manual , wrench and a new pull cord installed . Fired right up . For something so small its loud! Love the dual trigger .

 

[PogoInTheWoods]

Nice, clean find. You'll be surprised at the balance when using the front trigger and the power when using either one!

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[2stroke_shaman]

Nice, clean find. You'll be surprised at the balance when using the front trigger and the power when using either one!

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Looks like another fine example , yours with the cushy handle. Ill be looking for one!