Al Smith said:
Well I watch Rich's auctions all the time and I have not seen one.. He just listed a750 but not a 2100. What is the number ?
Bill
whats the appeal of the 2100?
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Well I watch Rich's auctions all the time and I have not seen one.. He just listed a750 but not a 2100. What is the number ?
Bill
Steve here... I have a video of my Modified 2100 Home d lite from last summer at the antique saw race in Baraboo WI. This saw has a V12 GEM reed base and a 191 Tillotson carb, along with an RLV pipe and this particular clip the motor had a bone STOCK cylinder... it ran good, but i have since moved that carb and intake to a Wards West bend 820.
I just got my 2100 today!! awsome saw!!!!
Al Smith said:
Al,
They are still sitting here. I still need two complete clutches and one bar cover. Hopefully I will across the parts someday.
Bill
z4lunch said:
Steve,
I plan on bringing my 820 to Baraboo this year but I think I will be well behind you. There was duel carb setup on ebay last week but I let it go by.
Still looking for Homelite saws and parts,
Bill
Bill,
Steve here... Have a few Homelite parts here and there, 2100 clutch cover...takes the common powermate rims, and maybe some other stuff too
let me know... Have a bunch of extra 820 too
Steve here... Have a few Homelite parts here and there, 2100 clutch cover...takes the common powermate rims, and maybe some other stuff too
let me know... Have a bunch of extra 820 too
mackie
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if you already have a 395 then i think the 2100 would be a dissapointment. my 1st milling saw was a 2100 (on an alaska mill) , then i upgraded to a 394 on a hudson track mounted mill, and the 394 milled circles around the 2100. maybe my 2100 is just wore out.
if it is, you can easily get her goin again.
