John Mrotek Chain saw picture's

you got me beat soo far I think I have 9, yours look awesome, 

Very nice!

I have none

I have none, want one a model 75A made by polan.



   Al

Fred, one big thank you for posting this for me.
John

I am looking for the blade saw to add to my collection I believe it is also called a sabre saw, please let me know thanks
John

Blade saw Model: 85


ENGINE DISPLACEMENT:
3.6 cu. in. (59 cc)

NUMBER OF CYLINDERS:
1

CYLINDER BORE:
1.788 in. (45.41 mm)

PISTON STROKE:
1.437 in. (36.5 mm)

CYLINDER TYPE:
Aluminum with chrome plated bore

INTAKE METHOD:
Reed valve

MANUFACTURER ADVERTISED H.P.:


WEIGHT:


OPERATOR CONFIGURATION:
One Man operation

HANDLEBAR SYSTEM:
Rigid

CHAIN BRAKE:
none

CLUTCH:
Centrifugal

DRIVE TYPE:
Reciprocating Blade Saw, gear reduction drive

CONSTRUCTION:
Die cast magnesium

MAGNETO TYPE:
Phelon

CARBURETOR:
Tillotson

MAJOR REPAIR KIT:


MINOR REPAIR KIT:


AIR FILTER SYSTEM:
Flocked screen

STARTER TYPE:
Poulan automatic rewind

OIL PUMP:
none

MAXIMUM ENGINE RPM:


IDLE RPM:


IGNITION TIMING:
fixed

BREAKER POINT SETTING:
0.015 in. (0.38 mm)

FLYWHEEL/COIL AIR GAP:


SPARK PLUG TYPE:
Champion CJ8

SPARK PLUG GAP:
0.025 in. (0.63 mm)

CRANKSHAFT MAIN BEARINGS:
Ball and caged needle roller

FUEL OIL RATIO:
32:1

RECOMMENDED FUEL OCTANE:
Regular

MIX OIL SPECIFICATION:
Two-cycle chain saw mix oil

COLOUR SCHEME:
Bright Green enamel


COMMENTS:
saw manufactured by Poulan based on Wright model 100.
Is not a chain saw.

That was back when Poulan made a good saw.  Todays Poulan isn't worth a dime, gave my last new Poulan which had about a hour use on it to my SIL and bought a Husky. 

That's what I was wondering. Kinda make you feel sorry for SIL.

From pictures I've seen the AC reciprecating  blade saw sure looks like a Wright. That all Dad had and it was nasty to run. My arms would shake so bad while cutting and for a hour afterwards. I would hope every one of them has been scrapped by now.
After I left home and bought a CHAIN saw I couldn't believe I didn't refuse to use that Wright.

Hi.    What model is this unit?
       What would you use it for? Cutting tree limbs? (orchard pruning)
                                  Cutting hanging meat?
                                   ????
       I tried to cut a piece of plywood and it just ripped a rough, irregular cut of about 5/8" in width.
       It feels like it weighs about a tonne.

                                  

   Do not try to trim your fingernails, this picture is to show how big and aggressive the teeth are. (LOL)




       What do you think this saw is worth?      Ross.

I am the one with the 19 chain saws, I would be interested in dealing with you on the one you show in the picture. John is the name my phone is 540-743-6531, I would start at 350.00. or you can e-mail at the address jmrotek@earthlink.net

The AC blade saw was built by polan based on the wright model 100 saw.

My dad bought a wright back in the late 1950's He used it to fall trees and cut them to a size they could be lifted on a buzz saw table.
The buzz saw was front mounted on a AC wc and could fold up a near the grill for transport.
Bet that wright and buzz rig cut several thousands of cords into fire wood.

I still have dads old Wright. hasn't ran in years because I need parts I have not been able to find.

Al

Nice Blade Saw Ross, Only 2nd one I've seen with AC badge! Another Poulan saw collector knows of 4 them, counting ours. I paid a bunch for ours! :) We have original receipt's when he purchased it, and books and such.

John since you have all the others! I would sell ours to you. I'll pm you a price.

Gee, no wonder there are never any for sale, they are all bought up and in these wonderful collections! Thanks for sharing.