Who builds/built the ICS concrete cutting chain saws

[Bill G]

Wondering what company builds/built the ICS concrete cutting chain saws.

 

[Philbert]

Oregon owns the brand.

Philbert

 

[Bill G]

I am wondering who built them. I need a IPL and some parts. @ray benson do you have any ideas?

 

[jacob j.]

ICS has sourced powerheads from different manufacturers. The 633GC is an Olympyk 999/Efco 199. They also use the Olympyk 981 powerhead on some of the newer units. I think the 660GC is the Olympyk 971.

 

[ray benson]

ICS site document list - has owner's manuals and parts lists.
https://www.icsdiamondtools.com/en/document-library

Not sure if it is a complete listing or just the latest models.

 

[Bill G]

ICS has sourced powerheads from different manufacturers. The 633GC is an Olympyk 999/Efco 199. They also use the Olympyk 981 powerhead on some of the newer units. I think the 660GC is the Olympyk 971.

It is a red unit and the sticker on the top cover has model 623G on it but there are not metal model tags I can find on it

 

[Bill G]

ICS site document list - has owner's manuals and parts lists.
https://www.icsdiamondtools.com/en/document-library

Not sure if it is a complete listing or just the latest models.

Thanks. I am going to try phoning them.

 

[jacob j.]

It is a red unit and the sticker on the top cover has model 623G on it but there are not metal model tags I can find on it

That one looks like an older version of the 633GC. It will be interesting to see what the company says. I can post pictures of my 633GC parts rig.

 

[Bill G]

I just got off the phone and yes they said it is an older version of the 633. Right now all I need is a fuel cap but it is NLA

 

[jacob j.]

I just got off the phone and yes they said it is an older version of the 633. Right now all I need is a fuel cap but it is NLA

I'll do some comparing on my unit and see what else will work.

 

[srcarr52]

The ICS 623/633 is built off of the Efco 199 or Oleo Mac/Olympyk 999. Big, heavy old beasts!

I had the UFO topped one converted into a chainsaw 10 yrs ago.

Have you tired using a Husky cap, you'd be surprised how many saw they are compatible with.