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NEW SOFT COVER EDITION AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 2020. OVER 10,000 COPIES OF THE HARD COVER VERSION SOLD.
email address for Mike Acres
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CHAIN SAWS and PARTS FOR SALE
Address all inquiries to chsawcollector@gmail.com
Are you missing a certain model of chain saw from your collection?
We have a very large accumulation of saws of all makes and models. Maybe we
have the one you are seeking. Send an inquiry to email: chsawcollector@gmail.com
These saws are in Grand Forks, B.C. We have shipped one man saws all over
the world. We also have parts saws that can be used for repair parts.
A few of the saws available are shown in the MARKETPLACE section
of the web page. More are being added daily.
Every chain saw has a history. Some we know lots of the history, some
not so much. Technical specs usually are available. In our Chain Saw
Information section we have managed to accumulate a lot of that.
This saw is a Titan model 4100 manufactured in 1957 by the Propulsion
Engine Corp. in Milwaukee. WI, USA.
 
It was a direct drive type intended for the occasional user market. The motor was supplied
by Power Products Co., the model AH-47 type 1169. It had a displacement of 4.7 cu. in.
(77 ccm) The carburetor was a Tillotson type HC which had no fuel pump. The magneto was
a Phelon breaker point flywheel style and the starter was made by Fairbanks Morse.
There was a Skinner ribbon element air filter and the saw chain was an Oregon 7/16 pitch
Chipper type. The centrifugal clutch was also supplies by Fairbanks Morse.
I invite anyone with more history to add to this to please email me at chsawcollector@gmail.com
There were a whole series of saws made by these people, some using Power Products engines
and some using West Bend engines. We have some of them in the Son Ranch Logging Museum
collection.
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what the firefighters in Los Angeles are faced with and the danger they face trying to save
what they can in the face of the conflagration. I am very proud to see the contribution being
made by firefighters from my country and others at this time.
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