HOMELITE Homelite Thread

T.Roller · Aug 9, 2016

Jon1212 said:
@t4driller had or has a bunch of Homelite parts from a buyout. Mayhaps he can "hook you up".

I like that you put that in quotation

t4driller · Aug 9, 2016

Jon1212 said:
@t4driller had or has a bunch of Homelite parts from a buyout. Mayhaps he can "hook you up".

What what. [emoji6] [emoji6]

t4driller · Aug 9, 2016

exSW · Aug 9, 2016

Well that's good cause my spare don't look like that.

t4driller · Aug 9, 2016

I don't think the ones on my saws look like that either. Been awhile since I looked at them.

KYsawman · Aug 10, 2016

Just scored this little jewel. I am excited to try it out.

psuiewalsh · Aug 10, 2016

Are those a solo design

T.Roller · Aug 10, 2016

t4driller said:

Hey ole buddy why don't you let me hold that lol

67L36Driver · Aug 11, 2016

t4driller said:

I doubt that coil originally came in that box. BWTHDIK

fossil · Aug 11, 2016

The 925's had two different ignitions. A one piece solid state module and an earlier three piece CD ignition. That coil definitely looks like the coil

from the three piece ignition in one of my saws.

Another saw I have has a coil that looks like this

I'm wondering if the coil with the angled mount area was an attempt to get more cooling air to the cylinder area.

chainsawlady · Aug 11, 2016

t4driller said:

The picture showing 67164 is the coil on the first 925 saws. Part numbers 67162 in front of the coil and 67163 under the rotor, was the 3 piece ignition. A-02480 module replaced the 3 piece ignition in later XL-925.
chainsawlady

t4driller · Aug 11, 2016

chainsawlady said:
The picture showing 67164 is the coil on the first 925 saws. Part numbers 67162 in front of the coil and 67163 under the rotor, was the 3 piece ignition. A-02480 module replaced the 3 piece ignition in later XL-925.
chainsawlady

So this is the right coil and part number??

Guido Salvage · Aug 12, 2016

KYsawman said:
View attachment 29877 View attachment 29878 View attachment 29879 Just scored this little jewel. I am excited to try it out.

Jasper,

Nice looking saw, I tried to buy another one a couple of weeks ago. Now you need the John Deere version.

KYsawman · Aug 12, 2016

Guido Salvage said:
Jasper,

Nice looking saw, I tried to buy another one a couple of weeks ago. Now you need the John Deere version.

View attachment 30097 View attachment 30098

To have John Deere one would be a real score. I am on the hunt for an air cleaner,choke knob, and bucking spikes for mine. It still has a homelite brand chain on it, from the looks of it it is very low time, maybe a couple tanks. If I can't find a bucking spikes I may have to come by and trace yours onto some cardboard for a pattern and make a set. I am hunting the bay for the other bits.

fossil · Aug 12, 2016

t4driller said:
So this is the right coil and part number??

If chainsawlady says it's the right coil, it is.

Guido Salvage · Aug 13, 2016

KYsawman said:
To have John Deere one would be a real score. I am on the hunt for an air cleaner,choke knob, and bucking spikes for mine. It still has a homelite brand chain on it, from the looks of it it is very low time, maybe a couple tanks. If I can't find a bucking spikes I may have to come by and trace yours onto some cardboard for a pattern and make a set. I am hunting the bay for the other bits.

I have one in a box but don't wan't to part it out. I do have a MP88 here (demo version of the 8800) that is disassembled that I can check. Obviously no spike on that.

I am moving back to VA in 2 weeks and will be taking my daughter to college next Saturday. I will be off Friday, send me a text or give me a call.

Yukon Stihl · Aug 17, 2016

Hi Homelite lovers,experts
I may have an opportunity to trade an extra 1130G i have for a 2000......
Not knowing a lot about either saws...is it a fair trade if condition of saws is similar?
Thanks Thomas

psuiewalsh · Aug 17, 2016

Isn't the 1130 a gear drive and 2000 direct?

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67L36Driver · Aug 17, 2016

Yukon Stihl said:
Hi Homelite lovers,experts
I may have an opportunity to trade an extra 1130G i have for a 2000......
Not knowing a lot about either saws...is it a fair trade if condition of saws is similar?
Thanks Thomas

Yah, I would think so. Either one would have fun factor.[emoji106]

Lee H · Aug 17, 2016

Yukon Stihl said:
Hi Homelite lovers,experts
I may have an opportunity to trade an extra 1130G i have for a 2000......
Not knowing a lot about either saws...is it a fair trade if condition of saws is similar?
Thanks Thomas

If both are in equal condition the 2000 will have more value as long as the
piston is not scored. 1130's over the past few years have not been doing well
in sales. Don't know why but i have several and would sell one or two but
just can't get anything for them. They are great powerful saws and fun to
run. The 2000 can also be a fun saw to run although it's a direct drive saw
but with the 114cc's they pull very well.

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