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Homeliter 16" Chain Saw

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Avg. Customer Review: 3 Star
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Product Features
Homeliter 16" Chain Saw
  • Factory Reconditioned
  • 1 Year Factory Warranty
  • Model may vary from that shown
  • This 16" Homelite chainsaw is ideal for felling small trees, cutting firewood and landscape timbers.
  • The Homelite chainsaw can be used to prune shrubs, trees and for yard cleanup.
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Product Description
Homelite Chainsaw Specifications: 33cc engine; Fuel Tank Volume: 19.4 oz; Chain oil tank volume: 11.8 oz; Bar length: 16"; Chain pitch: .375 In; Chain gauge: .050 in; Chain type: Semi-chisel, LoPro, Skip Tooth; Drive sprocket: 6 tooth; Engine displacement: 2.0in; Machine engine power (ISO 7293): 1.78HP; Idle engine speed: 2600- 3400 is generated; Low kickback saw chain - The rakers (depth gauges) ahead of each cutter can minimize the force of a kickback reaction by preventing the cutters from digging to deeply at the kickback zone; Guide bars - Guide bars with small radius tips have somewhat lower kickback potentials; Chain brake - Chain brakes are designed to quickly stop the chain from rotating
Product Details
Homeliter 16" Chain Saw
  • Publisher: Homelite
  • Label: Homelite
  • Studio: Homelite
  • Average Customer Review: 3 Star based on 1 reviews
  • Sales Rank in Tools: #769424
Customer Reviews
Avg. Customer Review: 3 Star

Customer Rating: 3 Star
Summary: Not for casual use... 2009-03-21
Comment: I purchased this saw primary to cut a down a couple of trees and for a lot of trimming I needed to do. The price was right compared with renting a saw, or hiring someone to do the job.

Well, homelite isn't what it used to be. Initially I had a real problem getting the saw running because the blade clutch/brake was to tight. Eventually I got it running, but it wouldn't idle for the first hour of use due to the clutch issue. After a that, it either burned the clutch enough, or enough oil got in there that it now works as expected. I planned to return the saw at that point but didn't as it was then working correctly and I had put a couple hours use on it.

Now the thing leaks bar oil like crazy, I put bar oil in it before each use, and use it for 10 minutes, and then it sits for a couple months. During that time it proceeds to leak the remainder of the tank into the case. I guess that is why it comes with a case!

This is all highly annoying since the saw is maybe two years old, and doesn't have more than 3 hours of total use.





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