Every Strunk Chainsaw Model: Production Years and Specifications
Strunk chainsaws are uncommon today, but the company produced a broad range of one-man saws during the 1950s and early 1960s. This list covers every … Read more
Strunk chainsaws are uncommon today, but the company produced a broad range of one-man saws during the 1950s and early 1960s. This list covers every … Read more
John Deere sold chainsaws for roughly four decades, from compact 34 cc pruning saws to an 82 cc Remington-built model, an 88 cc Homelite-built professional … Read more
The PM Canadien 271 was a serious timber saw built by Power Machinery Ltd. in Vancouver, BC, and introduced in 1962. It used the same … Read more
ECHO has produced an enormous range of chainsaws, from heavy vintage machines and compact homeowner saws to lightweight arborist models and powerful professional felling saws. … Read more
The Sankey Aspin P54 was a large British chainsaw introduced in 1953 by J.H. Sankey & Son Ltd. The model is powered by a 132cc … Read more
The Teles SLCS, short for Super-Lightweight Chain Saw, was a British one or two-man saw manufactured by Teles Smith Limited during the 1950s. “Super-lightweight” was … Read more
This is the IEL Pioneer HC, an 85.7cc Canadian chainsaw manufactured by Industrial Engineering Limited in Vancouver, British Columbia. Sold during 1956 and 1957, the … Read more
The McCulloch 1-70 is a large 87cc American-made chainsaw produced from June 1959 until July 1960. With direct drive, manual chain oiling, rigid handles and … Read more
The Mall 4MG was a large American one-man chainsaw produced from 1955 to 1957. Its 105cc reed-valve engine developed 5.5 horsepower, driving an unusually large … Read more
The TeLeS Little Tiger was an unusual British one-man chainsaw introduced in 1956. It represented TeLeS Smith’s attempt to move away from its enormous two-man … Read more