The saw was serviced about 2 years ago and used once right after.There is now no spark at all and a replacement plug has no spark. Where should I start & can anyone tell me how old it may be?Thanks.Dave M.
It may be the kill switch came unpluged. I'd check that
first, then go from there. They were built in the mid to
late 60's I have two, one I use regularly. They were the top saw back then, it's still a good saw.
Ian
August 2008
Sorry, youll have to cut/paste it into your browser, it wont come up as a link.
http://houseofhomelite.proboards55.com/index.cgi
Eric
February 2007
Hi!
You can go to http://houseofhomelite.proboards55.com to get all the Homelite help you need.
I had some carb problems and the admin helped me out personally.
They even have parts for these great saws!
Give them a try, their a great bunch!
eric
February 2007
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