Lombard 4D Chainsaw Specifications
The Lombard 4D is a 77 cc American-made chainsaw produced in 1957–1958 in Ashland, Massachusetts. The example pictured here belongs to Edward Knapp. Ed describes … Read more
The Lombard 4D is a 77 cc American-made chainsaw produced in 1957–1958 in Ashland, Massachusetts. The example pictured here belongs to Edward Knapp. Ed describes … Read more
Tom Gray of Canada has built an incredible collection of vintage chainsaws, including rare models from STIHL, Disston, Dolmar, Homelite, and more. Many are military-issue … Read more
Disston’s chainsaw range was much smaller than the likes of McCulloch’s, but its names are unusually easy to misread. U.S. Army equipment designations, Disston sales … Read more
Edward Knapp is selling this rare Bolens 3010-02 “Thrifty” chainsaw. The saw fires on spray, and he says he would not take less than $500 … Read more
“They don’t come much nicer than this one!!” That’s what Tom Gray said, whose impressive chainsaw collection we’ve featured many times before, and it’s difficult … Read more
The Atom 706 was an Australian-made chainsaw produced by Atom Industries during the company’s short-lived chainsaw manufacturing period in the 1970s. Atom developed its own … Read more
Solo chainsaws are unusually difficult to catalog. The company reused model numbers, sold the same basic saw under different badges, changed suffixes by market, and … 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