Heres the AV Super Lightning i picked up recently.
Lee
That is sweet!
Heres the AV Super Lightning i picked up recently.
Lee
That is sweet!
Heres the AV Super Lightning i picked up recently.
Lee
Is that the one that was on ebay a few weeks back?
I collect the older Lombard's.:smile2:
Can anyone ID this one from these pics? Looks like maybe a Comango?
Twin to my AP-42 type on first page of thread.
Thanks.
Looked like it to me, too. Just don't know these saws very well and there seem to be an infinite variety of the same thing like the Homies of the day....even blue ones during the C-H era.
Any ignition issues with these? Guy says it was running great and just quit one day. Examined plug lead and seemed to think it was scorched from being routed too close to the muffler. Re-routed it and still nothing. Bought a replacement carb but never put it on and is just unloading the saw now cause he doesn't want to mess with it any more. Says compression is very serious and the top end is still real nice.
I'm first in line, but may need a little nudge to pull the trigger on it. Sure is nice and clean with a 24" b/c and spare Tilly if nothing else.
Yes it is.
Lee
I was dead set I was going to buy that saw and at the last couple of minutes I chose to pass on it....urrr I should have bid on it.
the lightening IV and V, plus the GLP500-500A were 5.1 c.i., i still have not come across one of these as of yet, i did sell a very nice av model 4.2, and a c/h labeled model this last year.............:msp_wink:
It may just need a good tune up.
Points, condenser, plug and maybe
a carb kit, fuel line and filter. If the
top end is good it should be an easy
fix.
Lee
Thanks.
Looked like it to me, too. Just don't know these saws very well and there seem to be an infinite variety of the same thing like the Homies of the day....even blue ones during the C-H era.
Any ignition issues with these? Guy says it was running great and just quit one day. Examined plug lead and seemed to think it was scorched from being routed too close to the muffler. Re-routed it and still nothing. Bought a replacement carb but never put it on and is just unloading the saw now cause he doesn't want to mess with it any more. Says compression is very serious and the top end is still real nice.
I'm first in line, but may need a little nudge to pull the trigger on it. Sure is nice and clean with a 24" b/c and spare Tilly if nothing else.
old040
Your question brings back memories. In August 1963 our salesman Fats Herbert from the Cincinnati branch brought a promo type of the XL-12. We were dealers from 1951 to 2004. My husband was so impressed he said he would take 50 by the first of October and if they didn't get them by then to take off one saw every day On Oct. 3, they called and had the order at Cincy. All the serial numbers started with 150 and as yet I haven't seen a number any lower. We had a blue Buick station wagon and somehow we got all of them loaded into that vehicle. Had to remove a few from the box.
I remember him explaining to us that an engineer of Homelite worked on this in his basement so other companies couldn't spy on what they were doing. When it appeared most of the other manufacturers stopped everything and spent there time trying to copy it as much as they could.
Lombard did a real good job and Remington also. Hope this is of interest to the younger generation.
chainsawlady
When it appeared most of the other manufacturers stopped everything and spent there time trying to copy it as much as they could.
Lombard did a real good job and Remington also. Hope this is of interest to the younger generation.
chainsawlady
It may just need a good tune up.
Points, condenser, plug and maybe
a carb kit, fuel line and filter. If the
top end is good it should be an easy
fix.
Lee
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