The
homelite chain saw is one of many innovative
Homelite products geared towards consumers and
do-it-yourselfers. The company’s origins
stem back to 1921 when Charles H. Ferguson founded
the Home Electric Lighting Company in Port Chester,
New York. Later renamed
Homelite, the company
introduced its first electric chain saw in 1946.
In 1949, it released the first one-man homelite
chain saw and thereby established itself as a
key leader in the power equipment industry. 1963
was also a banner year for the innovative company,
when it presented the first lightweight homelite
chain saw – the XL12 – to the world,
a portable and dependable little workhorse that
weighed in at a very slender twelve pounds back
in the day!
Many models of homelite chain saws to choose
from
Their
modern chain saws range from the Timberman
18”, the Timberman 20”, the Ranger,
Ranger CARB and Bandit models. Features of these
models include trademarked homelite chain saw
parts including the PowerStroke™ engine,
ZipStart™ technology for hassle-free starts,
and the Patented Safe-T-Tip™ anti-kickback
device for your extra security, a safety tip
that sets the standard for all homelite chain
saws parts. While these features will definitely
help ensure the reliability and smooth operation
of homelite chain saws, you should go through
your owner’s manual thoroughly to learn
how to guard against “kickback”,
which is the most dangerous reaction a chain
saw can make.
To
eliminate the confusion of fuel mixing ratios,
Exact Mix is the best solution for your 2-cycle
engine. Simply mix one gallon of unleaded gasoline
with pre-measured Exact Mix and you’re
off. It’s also specially formulated for
maximum protection of your homelite chain saw
parts, including engine wear and fuel oxidation.
Tips for ordering the homelite chain saws parts
for repair
Your local dealer should have a quantity of
parts in stock. If not, you can call the Homelite
parts center to have the part shipped directly
to your home or business. Remember that you will
need the model name of your chain saw, the UT
number and serial number. You will find a label
on your machine with this necessary information
to order parts for your homelite chain saw.
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