Recent content by timg

Them legs ain't getting any younger sir. Happy B Day @Tor R

I've been debating on seeing if Greg has time to work it over this winter. Thx.

Be sure to say Hi to @larry if you see someone working on fuel pumps 😆

Shane, if you take the dukes 346 get a video. I'm curious my man.

If this isn't sold yet I would like to make the purchase @LAWN BOY. I also might have Lawn Boy manuals for a trade if you want to go that route.

Hey young gun. I want 10% sales commission for telling you it was a Monkey Ward saw LOL. I now see you have it listed with a selling price now too LOL. Two different selling prices on two sites, what gives????????? I may have the parts needed to complete it if needed. But I would have to dig. Timg

I never knew McCulloch manufactured saws for Montgomery Wards. That saw is in great shape with little use as shown. Still has the original 50yr old pull handle. Sweet

Good to hear. Didn't need but had a need, ya know what I mean

Sold or available?? That's the question @redneckhillbilly

@dolmarkid, Mike here is that CS71 John Deere only in the red Italian stallion version.

I'd be interested to see the carb linkage set up. The 181 used a metal rod link connection to the carb. The 288 used a pad contact plastic lever to carb. Might give you some insight on what chassis you have for future parts.

Looks to possibly be a complete clutch issue too. Different spider, counterweights, and springs between your two saw examples David. Just saying, LOL

Yes sir looks good. The meltdown occurs just to the left of the sawdust goober. Thx for the clarification. It should sale quickly now with peace of mind for both parties.

That's a fair price sir. My only suggestion is to pull the muffler and verify no past loose muffler mounting. When that happens it will melt a hole in the top of the oil tank. Might save some grief for both the seller and buyer. Thx man.

Point well made and will.be taken into consideration next time Timbo.