Jay Hansen's latest activity
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Jay Hansen replied to the thread SELLING Homelite Super EZ.I actually have a fair amount of respect for the Super EZ. It was well built, very light for the era, and it was equipped with full... -
Jay Hansen replied to the thread SELLING Homelite Super EZ.Well, at least he didn't go out on some logging show and chain himself to a tree.
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Jay Hansen replied to the thread SELLING Homelite Super EZ.The decomp is a little odd on a saw that size, but maybe even stranger, it was offered with a full wrap handle.
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Jay Hansen replied to the thread Tell me a joke......Good advice! You'll no doubt establish a strong bond with your readers.
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Keep going no matter how tacky it may end up...someone will get some value from it!!
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Don’t give up: stick to it! Philbert
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Jay Hansen replied to the thread Old Homelite project 🤔.Those were tough, durable little saws and, in my experience, usually don't need much more than fuel lines, a carb kit, and possibly a...
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Picked up this X21 today, very hard saw to find. Hope to find its missing muffler and gear cover when I go back for another load of saws.
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I can take 4 of them at a time :) It is a 67’ Pontiac LeMans.
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Here are some other pics. I just got the shortblock and heads back from the shop. The heads are cnc ported Kauffman D-port for...
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026 and 066
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Hi everyone. Looking for some help. I recently purchased this chainsaw vice, and I am wondering if anyone knows what brand this may...
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Scott - that's a very interesting piece. I've never seen one like it before. It looks quite well-made and designed.
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It’s on the shelf. I’m saving it. I really wanted to run the Stihl. It’s been several years since I have run it and I wanted to run it...
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Where is the 166 if you are going for displacement lol
