You may. It makes working up stuff like play, especially the bigger ones. My neighbor kept telling me how he loved those swing away tables and how handy they are. You really don't realize it till you use them. So fast and easy now.
Had some time off and decided it was time for a family reunion. Here is all the grandparents and grandkids. My first saw I bought. 2 cylinders and jugs, 2 reed valves, plastic case cover and Lord knows how many sprockets bars and chains. Stihl 009 Stihl 009 Quick Start Stihl 192 C Stihl 028 Wood Boss. Someone set out for trash in pieces along road after dealer couldn't get it to run. New coil and good to go. Go to mid size now. Stihl MS660 Go to Log saw with 3 ft bar. Stihl 090 WNA -B Has a 3 ft bar Stihl 090 AV Has a 4 ft bar on it
My family. Homelite 420 My One grandpa bought this from my other grandpa new as he was a dealer back then. Got it running again. McCulloch 3200 All these are Dad's saws from here on. McCulloch 35? Another McCulloch 35? McCulloch 325? Poulan 250A Craftsmen 18" 42cc
Wright Blade saw Homelite Buzz Dad's first saw and he said he had $7.21 to get it. $5.00 for the saw and $2.21 in parts to get it running. Homelite 622 Homelite XL12 Homelite XL12 Homelite XL12 Homelite Super EZ Homelite 103 Homelite 150
Homelite 150 Homelite XL2 Homelite Super 2 Homelite Super 2 Homelite XL Homelite XL Homelite XL Homelite XL Homelite XL
Homelite Super 2 Homelite XL Homelite Super 2 Homelite XL Little Red Homelite XL12 Homelite 150 Homelite 23AV Homelite 33CC Unused Homelite 45CC
The family reunion One other super 2 at another place and a bunch of basket cases for parts. 42 shown here though. Dad does like his little Homey's Whew! That was a workout! By the way. Dad says he is open to offers on the Macs PM me if your interested and I can send detail pics and do a compression check. Not sure on the models of the 3 older ones and they have not been run in years.
I've all my Stihls going in one day....Dad's...ahhh... I'd say maybe 1/4 to 1/3 of them are in running shape. He does go prepared to saw as it's normally 5 or 6, just in case
