Vintage Jonsereds Raket XF Chainsaw History, Specs, Reviews
The Jonsereds Raket XF was a radical, spaceship‑shaped chainsaw produced by Jonsereds Fabrikers AB (Partille, Sweden) from 1960–1969. As its name Raket (“Rocket” in Swedish) … Read more
1974 STIHL Power Tools Catalog (Full Text)
This ‘STIHL Power Tools’ catalog is from 1974. Here’s each page along with the text typed out. STIHL – founded in 1926, developed following the … Read more
STIHL E20 Chainsaw Reviews, Specs, Features
The STIHL E20 is a now-discontinued corded electric chainsaw (230 V AC) introduced in 1985. It is designed for heavy-duty homeowner or light professional use. Being … Read more
The Mighty 090 World’s Most Powerful Chainsaw! (Vintage STIHL Advertising)
Following the Contra, the mighty STIHL 090 is usually said to have been released in 1968. This 090 advert was run in the October issue … Read more
1967 STIHL 041 AV Advert Explaining New Anti-Vibration Feature
I came across this fantastic old STIHL 041 AV advertisement in a 1967 magazine. Because the ad contains so much information, I’m typing it all … Read more
Immaculately Restored Early STIHL 08 Chainsaw From 1963
Check out this wonderfully restored early STIHL 08 Chainsaw. We already have a STIHL 08 and 08 S article with reviews, specs, etc., and just … Read more
Rare Vintage Solo 630 Chainsaw From The 1960s
First hitting the market in 1965, the Solo 630 was part of a new wave of compact, easy-to-handle chainsaws aimed at homeowners and small-scale users. … Read more
STIHL 030 AV Deluxe Chainsaw Advertising From 1970 and 1971
While looking at old STIHL advertising, I noticed the 030 was always called the “030 AV Deluxe” — “Deluxe” being a designation I hadn’t seen … Read more
Restored STIHL 076 Chainsaw: Versions, Reviews, Specs
The STIHL 076 is a fantastic 111 cc vintage chainsaw model produced from 1980 to 1986. It followed on from the STIHL 075 which has … Read more
The Vintage Dayton 2Z463 Chainsaw That Was Made By Poulan
The Dayton 2Z463 is a classic, hard-to-find chainsaw from the late 1970s, sold under the Dayton (W.W. Grainger) brand but manufactured by Poulan. Essentially a rebadged … Read more
