For sale or trade 2 Homelites.
130 is in great shape, runs well, everything works as it should. Not even going to guess on value as I have 0 clue, so please make an offer.
XL76 I stripped with the intention of a full rebuild. New used cylinder, new piston, new gaskets. 0 time to mess with it...
Hi Guys -
I have a new old stock OEM Homie 8800 cylinder and piston up for trade - I'm looking for some 650/750 parts, mainly a lower strut and the compression release parts. I think I can also use a 650/750 clutch cover. This set is new, original manufacture Mahle for the 8800 and will fit the...
Hi, I'm looking at this Homelite XL chainsaw I know there was a lot of variations of this saw am I right in saying this is a super XL because the oil fill in on the top? Thanks.
The XL 12 has a regular (looks like 16 inch) bar. The Super XL has the large bow bar. Very cool vintage saws with mostly metal (not today's plastic) components. They have manual oilers. The XL 12 runs great with no issues. The Super XL has new gas lines and runs well but seems to leak a little...
This muffler was on a pallet of NOS parts I recently acquired there were McCullough, Homelite, Partner, Poulan, Pioneer, Shindawia, Echo, and Husqvarna parts so it could be any of them just wanted to see if anyone has seen one. I was thinking McCullough like maybe a cp125 or sp125 based on the...
I got an old zip I've used for awhile it's kinda wore out any one know any good ideas and making a little hot rod out of it already having a buddy make a custom exhaust but is it safe to bore it out and before anyone starts nagging about ruining it people told me to do the same thing to a 89...
Have owned many muscle saws but still no American made ones. Interested in Mcculloch 797 and CP/SP125 or Homelites like the 750. No gear drive though. Looking for speed (rpm). Let me know what you have?
Red - Pending payment/Sold
Blue - Pending (Someone asked for shipping but hasn't committed)
I have a few chainsaws I would like to get rid of. I have my eye on a saw I would like to purchase so I am trying to liquidate some of my collection I don't use anymore. All of the prices listed below do...
This last June I came home from Tennessee with my grandfathers other chainsaw. A 1958 Homelite EZ.
Like so many other things of my grandfathers, he ran it into the ground and when he could do nothing else with it, put it aside and got a new one...
This saw has been sitting for God knows how...
Ken has this really clean Homelite Brushcutter he would like to sell, I know it's not a chainsaw but it uses the XL powerhead so I figured I would list it here. He is currently taking offers and all *serious* offers will be considered, shoot me a message if interested, at some point I will...
So to keep from people asking about saws that have already sold I marked the old thread as sold and starting this one with all fresh pictures of his current inventory. Again if you see anything of interest to please shoot me a PM. Thanks!
Ken has some Homelite part saws he is trying to get rid of, some in the picture may actually be runners, but most are part saws.
The saws as he told me from left to right:
7-19's, A couple Buzz's in the middle and all the ones on the right are gear drives.
Ken has sorted through a lot of his saws, he has then laid out on the floor, too many to really list so if you see something that interests you shoot me a PM, thanks!
Here is another vintage Homelite, it's a 770-D, it will fire on prime, but it hasn't been gone through, he is selling it as is. It's in pretty good shape considering it's age, but no where near as nice as the 775-G, he would like to get $200 + the ride for it, more pictures can be attained on...
I'm looking for a good running Homelite EZ, it doesn't have to be pretty because me and my buddies are going to have a mod off in the sub 40cc category, so it can't be a Super EZ as it is a little too large.
Thanks!
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