Homelite Chainsaws

[rarefish383]

Yeah, if that had of been a C92 I'd be driving down with some trading stuff. I've got a couple XL 900 series on the back burner. I need a C9 series.

 

[clint53]

Yeah, if that had of been a C92 I'd be driving down with some trading stuff. I've got a couple XL 900 series on the back burner. I need a C9 series.

I'll keep a eye out Joe.
Clint

 

[Marine-piper]

Hey is there a C-92 model from Homelite? I can't find any actual info or pictures of one.
I just picked this C-91 up last night.

Homelite enthusiast in training.

 

[Marine-piper]

Now that I have this one I'll sell my working but not as pretty other C-91.

Homelite enthusiast in training.

 

[clint53]

Hey is there a C-92 model from Homelite? I can't find any actual info or pictures of one.
I just picked this C-91 up last night.

Homelite enthusiast in training.

That might explain why I couldn't find any C92 info also.
Beautiful original C91.

 

[rarefish383]

Acres does not list one. I'd happily settle for a 91G

 

[Marine-piper]

As would I.

Homelite enthusiast in training.

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

Doug getting a little blocking action.

 

[PogoInTheWoods]

Wish I could start mine!

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

Broke the pull cord yesterday, so trying to exercise Doug alittle.

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

Wish I could start mine!

The throttle lock certainly helped and I added it to both of them.

 

[sawfun]

Acres does not list one. I'd happily settle for a 91G

I had a c91g. It was pretty much like a Mac 650 power wise (not the more modern Mcbrick) powerwise. It pulled a 36" bar buried in old growth, quite nicely. I sold it to another member.

 

[sawfun]

c91g pics.

 

[cbfarmall]

Got these going today. A 5-30 and 17, both early models. The 17 gave me fits getting it to move fuel. I had a Sugar Creek kit in it and the fuel chamber would never fill up. I came across a couple NOS Tillotson metering diaphragms and installed one. Saw took right off with that.

 

[cbfarmall]

c91g pics.
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What does the tag show as a model number? I recall a discussion years back questioning if any of these saws were ever identified a G models on the tag or decal. The gear cover would be a straightforward add-on for a dealer.

 

[sawfun]

c91g pics.
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What does the tag show as a model number? I recall a discussion years back questioning if any of these saws were ever identified a G models on the tag or decal. The gear cover would be a straightforward add-on for a dealer.

The tag was missing when I bought the saw. Bill G. wanted to see the tag as well. The geardrive clutch cover had the same wear as the rest of the saw. I assumed the saw came with it new. Was it dealer installed and not factory?

 

[sawfun]

Got these going today. A 5-30 and 17, both early models. The 17 gave me fits getting it to move fuel. I had a Sugar Creek kit in it and the fuel chamber would never fill up. I came across a couple NOS Tillotson metering diaphragms and installed one. Saw took right off with that.

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I have a sugar creek in one of my 7-29's with the same issue

 

[cbfarmall]

I have one more NOS diaphragm I'm holding for my future 8-29.

 

[Woodslasher]

Got these going today. A 5-30 and 17, both early models. The 17 gave me fits getting it to move fuel. I had a Sugar Creek kit in it and the fuel chamber would never fill up. I came across a couple NOS Tillotson metering diaphragms and installed one. Saw took right off with that.

Doesn't the 17 just have a Tilly carb? I know both 17's I've seen had Tilly's and last I checked you could still buy kits for those new from Tillotson.

 

[cbfarmall]

I think the late 17s do. Mine has an HP and those kits have long since been NLA.