Recent content by Jay Hansen

It took me a minute. I kept trying to make it political, then I remembered the calendar.

I have a lot of saws, over 300, and probably 3/4 of them have, or are capable of pulling, more than a 20 inch bar. All of my saws (except for some of my regular use saws) are vintage, before 1990. I do have a group of saws that I'd be willing to sell, some are runners, some are projects., and...

Bump. Lots of these left.

These are NOS tips still in the package.

I've acquired a bunch of first gen Windsor tips in .404 pitch. I can let them go for $7.50 ea, plus shipping from 97443. Buy five or more and I'll pay for the shipping.

I remember that 70e as being a decent runner. The only reason I sold it was because I had three of them.

I'll see what I have Mark. Beautiful saw!

I have fixed a couple of holes in tanks using JB Weld applied from the outside only. Just make sure it's roughed up a little, is clean and completely free of oil. You can sand it flat, paint it, and it should last well. Ask JJ or Mark Heimann about JB Weld, they're masters with it.

Thank you very much. If you find yourself in need of 2100 parts later on, I might be able to help. Also some 125 parts, although I'm down to mostly the smalls for them.

Where you're located parts are probably somewhat available. I've bought two complete 2100 Huskys in the last two years and two, more or less complete, basket cases as well. I do have some parts still available. 2100 Homelites are a different matter, parts for them are very scarce.

Jonsered and Comet both made diesel saws. None have come my way yet, but several collectors on this forum own one or more.

And sometimes just because they're BiG AND RARE. Like a 10 cube 090.

A six or eight foot bar paired with a powerhead that can actually pull it seems desirable to me

Twins and rotary saws are usually considered desirable

Some saws are desired just because they're rare, and in many cases they are rare because they resonated with very few buyers.I think that the Stick Shift 770 and the convertible Homelites with the planetary gear drive are two such examples.