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Gonna have to clear a few shelves for all these Homelite goodies!

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  1. MasterMech

    MasterMech The Mechanical Moderator

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    Went to pick up an eBay purchase and the guy says, "hey, I have some more Homelite stuff if your interested...".

    Does a bear...? Heck yeah I'll look! So it turns out he had a pretty good selection of NOS Homelite parts. Gas caps, oil caps, sprockets (rim and spur), points, condensors, flywheels, clutch bearings, needle bearing sets, crankshaft main bearings, a cylinder, clutches, clutch parts, air filter covers, metal oil lines, OEM rubber fuel lines, plus all the other odds and ends.

    Heck of a score, I'm happy at least.

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    In other news, I picked up a couple little goodies along the way. An SD 7 clutch drum for my 1050 (so I can run standard size rims) and a couple 1/2" pitch rims just for kicks.

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  2. NH_Wood

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    Wow - big score! Are you planning to keep what you'll use and sell the rest? Congrats! Cheers!
     
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    MasterMech The Mechanical Moderator

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    That's the plan!
     
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    Good to see someone found all those parts and then puts them out there into circulation. Pretty cool.
     
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    Nice find M.M.!
     
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    Wow, what a haul! Nice belated x-mas present :thumbs:
     
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    Sweet score
     
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    what do three handle assy's in the front right of the pic fit?, they look kinda like craftsman/roper 3.7?, or are they for the xl101,102,103, 104 series saws?, been a while since i've played with one.........any clue?
     
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    That is one heck of a load of NOS parts, nice find! We know now who ha steh strongest addiction to Homelite saws. Good luck with all the parts.

    Jim
     
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    answered my own question, found a pic on the net of a 123 i think.............
     
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    You're likely right. Here's the sellers listing of the castings, I have not had a chance to verify the part numbers yet.

    (3) A-68439 A, 123 crankcases.
    (2) 58172-A, fuel tanks for 1050, 2000, 2100, c-5, c-7, c-9.
    (3) 68124 rear handle assemblies,
    (3) A-65437A rear handle assemblies.
    (1) A68609 150 oil tank
    (1) 55123 carb shield
    (1) A-65215 super ez 250 rear handle
    (1) 58750 clutch side cover
     
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    Great - hope you do well! Cheers!
     
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    i think the A-65437A rear handles are for the 101,102,103 saws..........
     
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