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Guess you could call this woodworking? It cuts wood.

Kevin Beitz
Kevin Beitz
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I got board this week with the coronavirus. Even the Junkyards are closed up. I went to a Tag sale yesterday and there sure was some good buys. One of the things I bought was a antique Homelite chainsaw Model 17L. The reason I bought it was that I still had my Dads old Homelite 17L brush cutter. It was made in 1954. It's so old that I can't even find one on google. I can find the chainsaw but not the brush cutter. Anyway I needed this saw so I could restore my Dads brush cutter. I remember him running this thing 8 hours a day on our Christmas tree farm. The saw I bought cost me all of $5.00 and it looked very lightly used. I'm happy to now have this brush cutter back in good shape. It sure is heavy and BIG. My newest weed eater is along side to show the size difference. 

 

 

 

 

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    Great find Kevin!

    Moved topic to Patio and Outdoors. :)

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    Hey Kevin, that looks like it takes four arms to handle that!

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    11 minutes ago, Cal said:

    Hey Kevin, that looks like it takes four arms to handle that!

    I saw that thing and the pins in my arm and wrist started vibrating like a tuning fork.:throbbinghead:

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    I have never seen a saw on the end of a shaft like that before. It looks like an accident ready to happen.

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    11 minutes ago, Ron Altier said:

    I have never seen a saw on the end of a shaft like that before. It looks like an accident ready to happen.

    Somewhere a ER doctor has a story about it.:JawDrop:

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    I've got one of those saw blade attachments for my walk behind string mower.

    Wicked! :DevilLaughing:

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    This is another Homelite that I have that has a saw blade on it....

     

     

    Homelite XL-100 skillsaw 8.jpg

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    46 minutes ago, Kevin Beitz said:

    This is another Homelite that I have that has a saw blade on it....

     

     

    Homelite XL-100 skillsaw 8.jpg

    That's nice if you have arms like the Hulk.:throbbinghead:

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    i had a similar (probably smaller) saw blade i used to use on my old mcculloch weed beater.   used it to trim off small trees and the wild bamboo across the street (at least that's what i think it is).

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    This is the blade I use on the farm when cutting around the pond. It will take down a small tree in a hurry.

     

     

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