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Hello Lane, Great to hear your saw is working. I have a suggestion I would stay away from blasting your saw. I tryed it and ruined a nice Homelite XL-923. I taped it off real good, at least I thought Idid, but that sand and grit getss everwhere. One new piston and cylinder assembly later, I learned the hard way.:angry: Good luck with the saw, somebody on this forum does powder coatings, just an idea. Jonathan
 
Jonathan
Well...thanks again. I could see the same thing happening to me, so I appreciate your sharing the experience with me. Im not sure I understand what powder coating is...but I am open for advice and suggestions...

And treeclimber165...it IS a great feeling to take a saw that wont turn over and bring it back....GREAT FEELING!!!!!

Thanks again everybody

Lane
 
How old

HUSKYMAN... like HomeDelight Man said about the 4 reed pyramid reed cage... Particularly if you have the blue one... the reeds need to be checked...they will wear to the point of splitting/breaking & you would rather not have the little pieces bouncing around in the cylinder area... I can give you the build date year on your saw if you can give me the S/N & UT#. Since they were last built in 1987, some of the parts are getting hard to find.[/QUO[:help:my super ez auto number is -ut10556 and serial number is 290170171.What can you tell me about it. GIP
 
still want to know how old it is

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TE=watsonr;3338409]You do realize this was posted 10 years ago? still need the info,gip==hey fish,know where bradfordsville is?
 
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TE=watsonr;3338409]You do realize this was posted 10 years ago? still need the info,gip==hey fish,know where bradfordsville is?

Yes, It is where Turtle Man lives!!!!

I live a couple of miles downstream from Maker's Mark.
 
HOMELITE Super EZ Auto

HUSKYMAN... like HomeDelight Man said about the 4 reed pyramid reed cage... Particularly if you have the blue one... the reeds need to be checked...they will wear to the point of splitting/breaking & you would rather not have the little pieces bouncing around in the cylinder area... I can give you the build date year on your saw if you can give me the S/N & UT#. Since they were last built in 1987, some of the parts are getting hard to find.
Hey I have a homelite super EZ automatic red with a metal starter cover was wondering if you could tell me my saw date iv heard mid/ late 70s S# is 282800306
 
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