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Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by JC@ATL, Sep 27, 2014.

  1. JC@ATL

    JC@ATL

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    Picked up a Lombard Comango off CL...what an old school beast! At 16:1 mix it smokes alot, but at 68cc it has plenty of power. Also is very loud, cleaned it up, and the only thing in the muffler is a screen, so no mod required. I went through the specs and it seemed low on rpm's compared to todays saws, but plenty of torque. Manual oiler (brings me back to my old Mac) and decent 16" bar and fairly new chain. Best of all only $50! DSCF1040 (2).JPG DSCF1041 (2).JPG DSCF1042 (2).JPG DSCF1044 (2).JPG
     
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    Cream puff!
     
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    Very nice
     
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    Sounds like a great deal to me. Love those old saws
     
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    Awesome! ! That's a great deal on that saw!!

    Congrats! ! :dex:
     
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    Thats a beauty! :thumbs:
     
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  7. My IS heats my home

    My IS heats my home

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    So how old is that saw? Any ideas?
     
  8. cgraham1

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    I think you can run it 32:1 with modern oil... Any saw will smoke a lot @ 16:1. Nice saw!!
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    Great old saw there. Enjoy !
     
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    32:1-40:1 you will be just fine. Nice looking saw BTW, doesn't look like it has seen much use!
     
  11. JC@ATL

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    That was one question I was going to pose...love to cut down on smoke but didn't want to do any damage.
     
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    MasterMech The Mechanical Moderator

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    Won't hurt it a bit.
     
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    Wow, sweet looking old girl.:thumbs:
     
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    JC@ATL

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    Great...notice the tag says SAE 30W for chain oil, always just bought Chain oil not checking what weight it is...
     
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    Not sure...were produced till '76 I think.
     
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    MasterMech The Mechanical Moderator

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    I've not seen chain oil labeled for viscosity like engine oil is. Use thicker stuff in the summer and thinner in the winter. ;)

    30wt used to just be the standard for just about everything. 16:1 mixed with 30wt engine oil was the standard two-cycle mix for a long time. Oil, especially for two-cycles has come a long ways in the last 40 years.
     
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