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Picked up this blue S.E. SXL Homie last week super cheap in running as seen condition. I did swap out the B&C with another I had that was in a bit nicer shape. Will most likely just flip this one, I still have a super clean red SXL already...... ;) 20240420_140948.jpg20240420_141004.jpg
 

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I picked up this saw over the weekend, came with two 32'' Homelite bars, what gauge would they be and any concerns running 0.404 chain on them?

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I picked up this saw over the weekend, came with two 32'' Homelite bars, what gauge would they be and any concerns running 0.404 chain on them?

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Most of the 32" permahard bars ive seen were .404, iam guessing you didn't measure it yet to check it, should be .063
 

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I picked up this saw over the weekend, came with two 32'' Homelite bars, what gauge would they be and any concerns running 0.404 chain on them?

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You can run any pitch chain you want on a hard-nosed bar, .325,3/8ths,or .404
Roller nose is the same ,except it robs less power.
 

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Thanks! I will pop the chain off and use some feeler gauges to measure the bar groove width.
 

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Looks like its a 0.58 bar. chain on it now is 0.58, I can slide 0.63 feeler gauges into the groove but it is a sliding fit, not a clearance fit.
 

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What are you guys using for replacement fuel line on a Super XL925? Mine tore when removing the carb for a rebuild.
 

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I just picked up this beauty, you can see the obvious it's 36" 404 pitch .63 guage, I
Would like to know what models it fits thanks
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Very likely made for the 650 / 750 series of saws. Some of the XL-900 series Homelites might pull that bar with skip chain.

The mount is a Windsor TXL / UXL mount. The Oregon equivalent Would be a D096 mount.

It also was used on the older Poulan saws. The only saws in their line up that would handle a 36" bar would be the 5200 through 8500 85 cc saws.

There are likely more saws that used that mount.

Very nice find!
 
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Very likely made for the 650 / 750 series of saws. Some of the XL-900 series Homelites might pull that bar with skip chain.

The mount is a Windsor TXL / UXL mount. The Oregon equivalent Would be a D0096 mount.

It also was used on the older Poulan saws. The only saws in their line up that would handle a 36" bar would be the 5200 through 8500 85 cc saws.

There are likely more saws that used that mount.

Very nice find!
Thanks , would you know an approximate value
 

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Trying to build a VI-944. I need new case and fuel tank. Have found a XL-98 case and tank. Will this work on my VI-944?
 

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Ok . I have a new old stock vi-944 case. Also got a new piston and cylinder. These are also new old stock. Is anyone interested in me posting my build? Just don't want to take up space. I have started installing the fuel lines and oil lines. This saw came to me as a basket case. Old case has cracks and bad thread holes. Piston and jug SHOT.
 
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