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       Homelite 33cc
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: February 19, 2019, 8:59 am
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       Just got to show off my new hmmmmm well. 33cc chainsaw ;)
       Guy comes in with a chainsaw case. Opens it and says here. I'm
       like whats it need? He says I bought the saw for 10 to get the
       case, he left the saw. &#128542;
       #Post#: 84526--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Homelite 33cc
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: February 23, 2019, 4:31 pm
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       Well she runs and cuts for what she is. Grabbed a chain being
       the one on it had tore up drive links.
       Had to cut the L carb stop. Tunes like the newer poulan carbs.
       Loaner or whatever if someone needs a cheap saw.
       Walbro carb.
       #Post#: 86561--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Homelite 33cc
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: April 24, 2020, 12:09 pm
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       Been using all spring cutting roots in dirt. Hasnt missed a
       beat.
       #Post#: 86611--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Homelite 33cc
       By: Al Smith Date: May 3, 2020, 4:56 am
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       Dedicated root cutter  ;D Well why not .You hear of dedicated
       stumpers .Never thought of a rooter but come to think about I
       have a couple I could relegate for that task .
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       Re: Homelite 33cc
       By: Cut4fun Date: May 3, 2020, 7:59 am
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       [quote author=Al Smith link=topic=7193.msg86611#msg86611
       date=1588499778]
       Dedicated root cutter  ;D Well why not .You hear of dedicated
       stumpers .Never thought of a rooter but come to think about I
       have a couple I could relegate for that task .
       [/quote]
       It was free and really didnt want it. But after tuning etc. Saw
       runs great for it's size.
       Got rid of alot of roots I been wanting to cut out for years.
       Just never wanted to use one of my other saws.    So it worked
       out.
       One 4" root had a dang brick under it  :D .  So takes some time
       and resharpen more often cutting dirt etc. But no biggie.
       Mowing has been so much easier this year do to the early work.
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       Re: Homelite 33cc
       By: Al Smith Date: May 9, 2020, 1:15 pm
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       I'll just say I've straightened out a lot of bent mower blades
       because of roots .
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       Re: Homelite 33cc
       By: Cut4fun Date: June 13, 2020, 6:24 am
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       Cleaning up the spring root cutter today. &#128514;
       Yep mud etc all caked in there. &#128523;
       Then sharpen chain and test cut with and went home with new
       owner.  Also sold the PP4218 that was like new. Plus gave them
       the carry box to take with it. = more space for me  ;D
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