Wallfish

Some how I mist all this we do need to be politically correct . I'm the worst for that 
  We need to politically correct . so it it squish or compressibility  

Are you stating the word "squish" isn't the right term?

I have made an offer for the 2 saws & he seems ok with that, but I think he wants collection in person & he is about 3 hours drive from me. I only want the other saw so the Chug a saw would be available. The pull start cover is missing but the engine is free & did run when he first bought the saw.

Thought I would add a little distraction from the chainsaw feud...
 
Here’s the latest addition, a nice Orline water pump. Needs a full clean up but I don’t think it’s been used much, if at all.

Now that's not rite I seen it first   you need to back off

I’m just going to stand back and watch this one...

Are you stating the word "squish" isn't the right term?

Never had a big problem myself I only have three hands two normal one and a big belly to help hold something down.

I'd take that Tobey for a ride, and just keep on go'n
Probably road rash within 10ft though

Yup! This is the one. Please let me know if you need a diaphragm to go with it.
It's missing a spark plug but was running when I parked it.
 

Wallfish can light up the Griswald's Christmas display with his Tiny Tigers!

I'd take that Tobey for a ride, and just keep on go'n
Probably road rash within 10ft though

You just need to dived them between the rest of us scene your not collecting them any more.  

David enjoys worrying about little issues!
Please get that thing cleaned up so we can see what's beneath it! Don't forget to post the "after" pics...

It was the highlight of my trip! Fun to meet a fellow enthusiast and addict I wish I would have had more time to hang out and not so rushed to get to Knoxville. Looking forward to another opportunity to meet up. Thank you for welcoming me into your shop- I’m glad all the logistics worked out!  That was awesome!

I had a member walk in to my shop today.  I have been talking on line for quit some time now .
I didn't think it would happen but there he was its not often you meet someone that you talk to on line.
It was great Clint was passing threw on his way to a meeting in Knoxville and came rite by here glad 
he could stop for a while.  ( once in a lifetime)
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I haven’t tried it yet but I have some gasket material on order that I’m hoping will work for the exhaust/head. Once it arrives I’ll give the Olfa a try.

David there was no one to keep an eye on us and we tend to run wild. I will half to work on it.

Also have this Cutoff saw grinder. Same idea as the XL-100G but this is an attachment to the chainsaw compared to a specific manufactured tool.

Added some more pieces to the Homelite powered tool collection.
Upgraded to a better example of the XLS Water Pump. The old one had a broken handle and was missing the gas tank.
An XL-12 toy chainsaw with box
And a Millitary version of the XL-A115 generator.

Homelite tools from the 60's. These were all based using the same 2 stroke engine from the XL-12 chainsaw.
 
XL-12 Chainsaw, XL-100 Circular saw, XL-A115 Generator, Drill Attachment, XL-SG1 Water pump, XLMB Military Blower. ( I have the XLBC Brush Cutter, but can't find the pics)
Still searching for the earth auger, the Harvester, a better example of the water pump and any other applications 

Finally found the last item I'm aware of for the collection. These Lewis winches were made for Homelite and these blue ones seem to be super rare. It's the same winch as the common orange units but the blue Homelite paint makes it a better fit for the collection.
Just need the small drive belt which the seller forgot to add in the box but is sending. Probably find a nicer power head to switch this on to as well.

 

Homelite tools from the 60's. These were all based using the same 2 stroke engine from the XL-12 chainsaw.
 
XL-12 Chainsaw, XL-100 Circular saw, XL-A115 Generator, Drill Attachment, XL-SG1 Water pump, XLMB Military Blower. ( I have the XLBC Brush Cutter, but can't find the pics)
Still searching for the earth auger, the Harvester, a better example of the water pump and any other applications 

Finally found the last item I'm aware of for the collection. These Lewis winches were made for Homelite and these blue ones seem to be super rare. It's the same winch as the common orange units but the blue Homelite paint makes it a better fit for the collection.
Just need the small drive belt which the seller forgot to add in the box but is sending. Probably find a nicer power head to switch this on to as well.

 

Hoping to maybe see a couple test samples in the mail from Eric this week.
 
For $10 the Olfa does a fair job.