My luck ran out... Put the gauge on the Pioneer Farmsaw II and it didn't quite make it to 110. I think I will try the Pioneer P-28 next.
Next up is the Homelite 360. Was dirty like the others... [ATTACH] The good news is that it has 170 pounds of compression. [ATTACH] Cleaned...
It appears that saw is a Farmsaw II SHW (S = safety chainbrake, H = half wrap handle, W = Western). The Western feature apparently featured a 3...
The Homelite 410 cleaned up okay, but is missing some paint on the rear handle and clutch cover. Inside it was a lot cleaner than the outside...
The 4900 that I am keeping is 77 cc and the big Pioneer probably is as are the 2 chop saws. The Homelite 410 is close at 68 cc's.
Next up, this nasty Homelite 410... [ATTACH]
This one is a runner as well, fired right up on prime but is missing the fuel line. [ATTACH]
Before: [ATTACH] After: [ATTACH] Cleaned up pretty nice with a quick wipe down. It fires on prime, will need a new fuel line from the carb...
Want to buy a couple in the interim?
Short video of it running. [MEDIA]
Cleaned up the Craftsman 3.7 and got it running! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
No and I have never asked.
I have a buddy who is a diver and routinely hired to clear the shipping channel in the James River downstream from Richmond. He uses a pneumatic...
If you shop right you could get a bunch of saws for that money.
Crock pot?
Eureka vacuum...
The Poulan 4900 was the one that I made the trip to get.
It has been sitting in storage for years and is covered in oil and dust.
I think so, the red one is clean.
Just got home, this is what I got: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
