Lombard comango info.

[Mike mandry]

Picked up a Lombard Comango @ the flea market this morning.

Looks just like this one:

http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...b8fde16e354aba6788256c5a00107e74?OpenDocument

Looks fairly good. Has good compression & piston/cyl look good.

It did not have a bar, & the sprocket is shot.

I have never had one of these, or worked on one. Any info, help appreciated.

I am going to give it a good bath & throw a carb kit & fuel line on it & see how she does.

I couldnt pass it up for $15

Mike

Anyone know if a bar from my Homie XL-12 will fit ??

 

[Bill G]

Mike,

I checked my Windsor book and it does not list bars for Lombard. The "off-brand" book shows different bars for the Lombard and the SXL-XL12 class saws. I do not have my Oregon book in front of me so I cannot check it. I would assume it would show that they do not interchange. The chains should interchange as they both take 70dl on a 20" bar. That is as long as the Lombard is .050 gauge.

Bill

 

[Saw Man]

Orginally named, Lombard Govenor Corp.
Made carbs, parts for Homlite, and other companies.
Name changed to, American Power Equipment.
Out of biz for many years.

B&C's easily obtainable:
Windsor is the, 'UXL' bar mount. Very common.
Oregon is the, #176 bar mount.

.050 guage was common.