Clinton CS323 Chainsaw: Specs, History, and 323A Differences
The Clinton CS323 is one of the more unusual American chainsaws of the 1950s. Introduced in 1953, it combined a 73.4cc two-stroke engine with belt … Read more
The Clinton CS323 is one of the more unusual American chainsaws of the 1950s. Introduced in 1953, it combined a 73.4cc two-stroke engine with belt … Read more
The Homelite 650 was a 100 cc professional logging saw introduced in 1974. Manufactured at Homelite’s Gastonia, North Carolina plant, it was designed primarily for … Read more
The McCulloch Super 250 is one of the most sought-after yellow McCulloch chainsaws. Introduced in 1970, it built on the already successful McCulloch 250 to … Read more
This is a Homelite Super Wiz 80, a large gear-drive saw built for heavy logging and big timber. We saw this one at a local … Read more
Here’s a compilation of chainsaw cutaway photos and videos—saws that have had sections of the body, engine, clutch cover, or other parts removed to show … Read more
The STIHL 040 N Waterpump is a very rare version of the 040 chainsaw. There’s basically no information about it online, and only two or … Read more
Dolmar’s model history is unusually difficult to turn into one clean list. The company reused platforms, sold different model numbers in different countries, used the … Read more
Jonsereds chainsaws are often mixed into much longer Jonsered model lists; however, this one is deliberately narrower. It covers gasoline and corded-electric chainsaws sold with … Read more
This is the PM Woodboss D, built by Power Machinery Ltd. in Vancouver, British Columbia. We had a chance to see it at a local … Read more
The Dolmar Dolmette is exactly as absurd as it looks: a genuine, operational drag motorcycle powered by 24 Dolmar chainsaw engines. It was built as … Read more