montgomery ward

[DSS]

Yes

 

[JDCOMPACTMAN]

Cool Pics.

 

[Fechmup]

I think it's missing the chain brake lever...

 

[little possum]

I think it's missing the chain brake lever...

lol.


The pictures were there the whole time, yall just were not looking hard enough

 

[Nitroman]

Kewl little saw; should buff up real fine. Chain might need a little extra attention. I'd recommend a 24 hour soak in kerosene, then another in Kroil. It should free up easy after that.

 

[Woodcutteranon]

You don't here "Montgomery Ward" much on AS so I was interested to see it in the form of a chainsaw. Here is my MW...in the form of a snow blower. Its a 2 stroke, about a 1975. I use it still. It has kept my drive clear all winter. Great runner.

 

[Shifty Eyed]

I just retired a 27 year old Montgomery Ward saw. It's the same thing as a McCulloch 310.

 

[Empire Tree]

Hi everyone,

I've just been following this thread and find the discussion about Montgomery Ward chainsaws quite interesting. While I haven't had the chance to use this particular model, I've had extensive experience with various types of chainsaws in my line of work.

I work with Empire Tree a tree service company, and we often have to make decisions about the best equipment for different types of jobs. It's fascinating to see how different chainsaws perform under various conditions. If anyone here is in need of professional tree services, feel free to check us out at Empire Tree.

Has anyone here had experience using Montgomery Ward chainsaws for professional tree services? I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.