Funny Fake Chainsaw News Headlines: STIHL, Husqvarna, And All The Rest
We’ve made many (hopefully) funny fake chainsaw-related news headline posts on our Facebook page this year, and wanted to round them all up here. So, … Read more
We’ve made many (hopefully) funny fake chainsaw-related news headline posts on our Facebook page this year, and wanted to round them all up here. So, … Read more
The Solo 635 is a heavy-duty chainsaw introduced in 1967 by Solo Kleinmotoren GmbH of Stuttgart, West Germany. It was (and still is) a professional … Read more
The Hobbit Stove by Salamander Stoves is a compact cast-iron wood-burning stove designed specifically for tiny spaces. Despite its petite size, this multi-fuel stove (burning … Read more
The Partner C6 is a classic Swedish chainsaw from the mid-1950s. Introduced in 1955 by Partner AB of Mölndal (then called El- & Motorverktyg AB), … Read more
So, you want a tiny wood-burning stove, and you want the perfect one for you? Well, this is a place simply to share the range … Read more
The Jøtul F602 V3 (nicknamed “Little Giant”) is a compact, high-efficiency cast-iron wood stove designed for small spaces. It features Jøtul’s Fusion catalytic combustion technology … Read more
The Ohlsson & Rice Chug-A-Saw is one of the most unusual chainsaws — a bantam-sized, 1960s-era pruning saw powered by the same tiny two-stroke engines … Read more
These are the specs for the Homelite XL-12 Chainsaw. This model was manufactured by Homelite-Textron in Port Chester, New York, USA. Early models were blue, … Read more
This post is dedicated to presenting what the ‘L’ means on the STIHL 015 L, because it’s not clear elsewhere. I’ve seen people say the … Read more
This is a cool old Husqvarna New Zealand brochure from the 1980s. Here’s the content of the brochure. Sweden’s Supersaws in New Zealand Husqvarna Chainsaws … Read more