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The guy in this video cracks me up, he really loves old chainsaws! He fires up his Danarm 55 and it sounds like a beast!Those are the only identifying marks I can find.
In fact, he has a lot of different antique chainsaws / The second saw in the ad is bigger, so it also sounds betterThe guy in this video cracks me up, he really loves old chainsaws! He fires up his Danarm 55 and it sounds like a beast!
This is an older version of this model, they differ in ignition and I wonder what elseView attachment 451526
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Serial number read RH 748571.
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Those are the only identifying marks I can find.
Mark
Repairable, srcarr, but not cheaply…
You got skills brother.A couple more pics. Number 2 is complete.
This shaft was made from tool steel, the cutter was from a solid carbid end mill that I broke and modified/ground... then I just used basic tooling and pulled the bushings into their bores.
Thank you sir!You got skills brother.