Huskybill
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I have a few Clinton panther 2.5 hp two stroke engines and some REO two cycle engines from old reel mowers. How many cc are they? In the 60’s my dart rupp go kart had the 2.5 Clinton engine.
The "unofficial" 6 cube sticky
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I forgot to add this guy that I got ~ a month ago.
James Miller
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It's a work in progress. But I'll get it running again soon.
How's that compared to some of the other big saws you have?
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Nice toaster.
I only ran it briefly, and in 10-12 inch pine, but that thing never slowed. I'll hold off judgement until I bury the whole bar but so far I'm really impressed with it. One day I'll have to pull out my 298, 045 Super, and maybe my brother's 395 and have a cut-off.
I think you mistook my saw for one of these: Now this is a (recycled) toaster!
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Na, the common nickname for those p100's and Mac 1000's is toaster because of their shape.I only ran it briefly, and in 10-12 inch pine, but that thing never slowed. I'll hold off judgement until I bury the whole bar but so far I'm really impressed with it. One day I'll have to pull out my 298, 045 Super, and maybe my brother's 395 and have a cut-off.
I think you mistook my saw for one of these: Now this is a (recycled) toaster!
395 for the win followed by the 298, then the others depending on bar length.
Yeah, they’re not the most aesthetically pleasing saws in the shed. As for the contest, all 36 inch bars, dog ‘em in and heave ho!
Guess I should add this one. Pioneer 700, 106 CC's. I'm hopeful it will be a runner fairly easy. Most of the pieces are there, and it has good spark. I found all of the air cleaner parts, need to take another pic, so it looks whole.
ML12
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They're nice saws, I still need a 750 and one of the gear drives to round out my collection of the larger pioneers.
ML12
Do you have doubles or other project saws that are up for trading?
I have a extra 750
Do you have doubles or other project saws that are up for trading?
I have a extra 750
ML12
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Unfortunately I haven't got much of anything interesting to trade at the moment.
Super 990 and CP125
I was digging through my old saw guys pile, it's getting smaller every week, and thought I might have found another 6 cube. Big Homelite, and all I could read on it was a single O and a "G". I was hopping it was a 900 or 990, turned out to be a lowly 770G. Missed by 5 CC's. By the time I get the piston freed up, it might gain 5 CC's.
That is a pretty saw, the front on pic is great!
Working on what I think is a Stihl 075, no serial # stamp that I can find tag is missing on top. It has 10 stamped in 2 spots on clutch side of case.
Any info would be appreciated.
Any info would be appreciated.
075 will have oiler control [lever] over clutch cover.
I got the oiler lever it's just no serial # on it anywhere and the 10 stamped on the case, never seen that.
Saw looks pretty good not much wear.
New fuel lines and carb kit today never got it to run yet but it's firing. A lot of work pulling on that thing.
Saw looks pretty good not much wear.
New fuel lines and carb kit today never got it to run yet but it's firing. A lot of work pulling on that thing.
Nice one. Serial is usually stamped into the top front of the case on the PTO side..., probably beside or in front of those hand guard bosses (or maybe next to the dog). The 1111's went through lots of changes between the 050 and the 076, but the serial should still be somewhere in that area. This is my early 051.
No serial # stamp found yet. I had both side covers and carb out and found nothing.
But I got it running good, took it into the woods and it cut through a dry 30" log like nothing
just need to put a throttle lock on it.
But I got it running good, took it into the woods and it cut through a dry 30" log like nothing
just need to put a throttle lock on it.
