Vintage Chainsaw Museum

[heimannm]

A few days ago, backfilling.



Tiles will run toward the back and connect to the storm sewer.



I had them install non-perforated tile for my gutter to drain off, and a perforate tile to take any groundwater away from my neighbors building.



Street and sidewalk paving will have to wait until spring. The city is O.K. with that but the bar patrons are griping...



Mark

 

[Philbert]

Set up an axe throwing lane for the bar patrons?

Philbert

 

[heimannm]

Nothing to report on the building, pouring the slab will have to wait until spring. I have been getting a few more saws cleaned up for the display.

John Deere version of the Echo twin. I may get to the Wright C50 next week?











Twin cylinder, horizontally opposed, firing simultaneously. If you haven't heard one run, they have a very cool sounding idle.



Mark

 

[heimannm]

Next up is this Lombard/Dynamark.





All cleaned up.



The fellow that donated this one stopped by while I had everything in the parts washer. He kept asking "where did all of those extra parts come from"?

Mark

 

[MacAttack]

That Lombard looks like it shares some engineering from a Homelite.

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

Nothing to report on the building, pouring the slab will have to wait until spring. I have been getting a few more saws cleaned up for the display.

John Deere version of the Echo twin. I may get to the Wright C50 next week?

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Twin cylinder, horizontally opposed, firing simultaneously. If you haven't heard one run, they have a very cool sounding idle.

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Mark

So you need to record a video of the launch of this boxer

 

[heimannm]

Homelite, Lombard, and Remington all share many similarities in those models.









Lombard fired on prime, I may not fuel this one since it is just going into the display.

Mark

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

Homelite, Lombard, and Remington all share many similarities in those models.

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Lombard fired on prime, I may not fuel this one since it is just going into the display.

Mark

Have you made any cuts with the John Deere? Mark.
I'd love to hear your feedback on it's performance.

 

[heimannm]

I have done some cutting with the Echo version that I have, they are very reliable (starting), very smooth, and have good torque, but they are a bit bulky/heavy for a 60cc saw.

I could say the same for any of the 600 Series McCulloch case, except for reliable starting and smooth...

Mark

 

[heimannm]

Wright saws recently, Carter NRD carburetors have proven to be the sticking point with no parts availability. Both run on prime.

C50





C40







Mark