Saw Identification - Remington Woodsman

[08brute]

Can anyone tell me any information about this saw. I googled and did a search on Hearth with no hits. I am just curious about engine size and how old and if they are any good. I cant tell if it is a newer saw or an old saw. Any help would be appreciated.

(broken link removed to http://sd.craigslist.org/for/2067848978.html)

For sale: 19" Remington Woodsman Chainsaw - $100 (Brookings, SD)
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Date: 2010-11-18, 4:20PM CST
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For Sale: 19" Remington Woodsman Chainsaw - Excellent condition
100.00 OBO

Location: Brookings, SD
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

 

[EatenByLimestone]

Looks a little small for that size bar.

Matt

 

[Danno77]

Bookmark this website. they may not have everything on every saw. and what they do have is not always 100% correct, but I find this to be a good website for saw info:

here's your saw's information:
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...f263d71958feff6c88256de60082c093?OpenDocument

 

[Danno77]

BTW, great saw. A lot of people really like those older remingtons. This saw doesn't have a chain brake if you are concerned about that, but it's pretty lightweight given it's CC range. Remember that a lot of old saws like this don't hit the RPMS of the newer saws. This old saw runs (according to that link above) in the 6500rpms range. I think I just posted about a newer saw yesterday that is like 50cc and runs at 9600rpms.

 

[08brute]

Bookmark this website. they may not have everything on every saw. and what they do have is not always 100% correct, but I find this to be a good website for saw info:

here's your saw's information:
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...f263d71958feff6c88256de60082c093?OpenDocument

Great website. Thanks for the fast reply. Havent decided if im going to go look at it yet. I just bought a old 041 at an auction last month and the wife might not appreciate another saw purchase.

 

[Danno77]

Bookmark this website. they may not have everything on every saw. and what they do have is not always 100% correct, but I find this to be a good website for saw info:

here's your saw's information:
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...f263d71958feff6c88256de60082c093?OpenDocument

Great website. Thanks for the fast reply. Havent decided if im going to go look at it yet. I just bought a old 041 at an auction last month and the wife might not appreciate another saw purchase.

it's a tough call. I don't think they are out of line asking $100, probably worth $75 in good shape. I, personally, wouldn't buy it for more than 60 bucks, but that's not because it isn't worth it, it's because I don't need one. If you were sawless and they'd take 75 it would be a good deal. just my opinion.