igpoe
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That one is advertised as: rope start. Looking at the second picture, one can plainly see the ears are broken off the flywheel, therefore: NO START.
These units came with a recoil.
Igpoe
I saw it on Ebay/Craigslist
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That one is advertised as: rope start. Looking at the second picture, one can plainly see the ears are broken off the flywheel, therefore: NO START.
These units came with a recoil.
Igpoe
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PaladinMan187
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Thats one of those things that reminds me of Crocodile Dundee.
*He's got a CHAINSAW!. That? Thats not a chainsaw, now THATS a chainsaw*
Never seen a bar that long in person. Too bad I'm not closer. I'd almost entertain buying it.
Warped5
WingNut
I wonder if the boots and the saw must be purchased as a set ..
stihlavarna
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gdrew888
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Could Anyone Use a New Chainsaw or a Hundred and Eighty?
Note to site moderator: I reviewed the guidelines and and couldn't confirm if I wasn't aloud to post a link here of this lot of chainsaws for sale. I have nothing to do with the ownership or sale of these saws, just stumbled across them on another website and thought it looked interesting.
Antique Chainsaw Collection over 180 saws Sooke, Victoria
Please advise if I made a boo-boo.:msp_ohmy:
Note to site moderator: I reviewed the guidelines and and couldn't confirm if I wasn't aloud to post a link here of this lot of chainsaws for sale. I have nothing to do with the ownership or sale of these saws, just stumbled across them on another website and thought it looked interesting.
Antique Chainsaw Collection over 180 saws Sooke, Victoria
Please advise if I made a boo-boo.:msp_ohmy:
zogger
Tree Freak
Wow!
Above my pay scale no doubt!
Above my pay scale no doubt!
millbilly
ArboristSite Guru
Dang you gotta post this stuff sooner I was just in drexel hill.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Always search the CL listings for an area you're going to be traveling through before heading out.:cool2:
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Probably should be in the " I saw it on Ebay/Craigslist" thread in the Stickies above.
o8f150
Tree Freak
i seen where he had a red head and a beaver,,, must be a redheaded beaver
Chris J.
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I have no interest in these chainsaws. The ad doesn't say exactly where the saws are located, SE TX covers a lot of ground , but the AC is local for Houston.
*****Vintage Chainsaws and Stuff*****
, but the AC is local for Houston.*****Vintage Chainsaws and Stuff*****
I had a redheaded beaver once, but I had to let it go. Wasn't in season.
Tzed250
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There's your Solo Twin Brad :biggrin:
RandyMac
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Mister Wizard
That collection was advertised on the header page of Acres' chainsaw site a while ago. Just about impossible to find a buyer for a whole collection like that. There's some great stuff to be sure............but some so-so saws that aren't desirable too.
Married one over 30 years ago, still in season, feisty as day one, still warms my blood!!:hmm3grin2orange:
stihl023/5
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StinkyBunny
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fearofpavement
Trying them all
Back to the saws....
I think an entire collection is very difficult to sell because most people that have a collection, create it as a hobby, not that they set out to have one from someone else. People will pay good money to fill a gap in a collection and the seller would be better served to piece it out even though it would be lot of work. Many items are worth more in a group than individually but I don't think that would apply here. For instance the Contra, 070 and 090 are all desirable saws and I'm sure that there are people looking for each of those but not sure how many people are looking to buy all three of those at once, let alone the hundred other cousins of it... Wish them the best.
I think an entire collection is very difficult to sell because most people that have a collection, create it as a hobby, not that they set out to have one from someone else. People will pay good money to fill a gap in a collection and the seller would be better served to piece it out even though it would be lot of work. Many items are worth more in a group than individually but I don't think that would apply here. For instance the Contra, 070 and 090 are all desirable saws and I'm sure that there are people looking for each of those but not sure how many people are looking to buy all three of those at once, let alone the hundred other cousins of it... Wish them the best.
