Chainsaw data website

[crazyal]

I have a couple of older chainsaws, a sthil and a Partner that I was trying to identify. Someone posted a website that listed pretty much every chainsaw ever made. I thought I saved it but I can't find it and I can't find the thread that had the link. Does anyone have it?

 

[Chilly807]

This is the place I use..

Chain Saw Collectors Corner Home

Sean

 

[crazyal]

That's the one. I can't find the Stihl yet.

 

[LD1]

That's the one. I can't find the Stihl yet.

So what model is this mysterious Sthil???

 

[newbury]

Is it here?
Bill's Saw Shop - Stihl chain saw specifications

 

[Chilly807]

If you're still looking, these guys may be able to identify it for you.

Chainsaw Collectors

There's some pretty sharp minds there, not much they haven't seen.

Sean

 

[crazyal]

So what model is this mysterious Sthil???

I haven't seen a picture of it yet. I'm guessing it's early 70s with a solo engine. The data plate only has the serial number and "type 650".

 

[LD1]

I haven't seen a picture of it yet. I'm guessing it's early 70s with a solo engine. The data plate only has the serial number and "type 650".

Pictures????

 

[crazyal]

All the spare saws are down in the hunting cabin. Normally a few minute walk but with the snow it's a much longer walk since the short way is too steep to clear the snow. I'll take a couple of pictures of all the saws. I'm not sure what they are worth but since I haven't used then in 10 years I keep saying I should try to find someone who enjoys older saws or tune them up and use them.

 

[crazyal]

So I spent a little time and it looks like it's not a Stihl as I was told but a Solo. I'm thinking it's a 650. I took some pictures and will try to upload them later.

 

[LD1]

So I spent a little time and it looks like it's not a Stihl as I was told but a Solo. I'm thinking it's a 650. I took some pictures and will try to upload them later.

Solo 650's are a newer model. Came out in 2002



Model Profile: 650

 

[crazyal]

They had a mid 70s version as well. From what I read it's a VA or AV model, they may have all been. I think it stands for anti vibration handle. There's a small data plate on top of the saw that says type 650.

This is a picture of one I found over on chainsaw collectors.

 

[crazyal]

Here's a couple of pictures.