Ser number for saw year

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I have several 150 Autos my father has purchased over the years and has got me working on getting them running again.  When i look at diagrams for the 150 Auto i still have not found part numbers that match the saw.  One has a ser # of 50802133 and the other has a lot number of c6324 and ser # 40047213 any assistance would be appreciated to locate the correct parts.  

[5terrysupersaws]

 
 Dates of Manufacture :

1) 40047213 - Friday, January 4th, 1974

2) 50802133 - Friday, March 21st, 1975

3) C6324  -  Friday, November 19th, 1976

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Thank you for that info that helps and did not realize they where that old! Any way to match these with a UT or other Auto 150 parts diagram?

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Does anyone know the size of the shaft for the flywheel, thinking about getting a left hand nut to assist with flywheel removal and keep in toolbox.

[5terrysupersaws]

Oct 23, 2020 20:56:21 GMT -5 tfb3 said:

Thank you for that info that helps and did not realize they where that old! Any way to match these with a UT or other Auto 150 parts diagram?

     Pre-1979  150 models will probably use IPL: 24535 .

    Homelite 150 Service Manual in the link below ;

              houseofhomelite.proboards.com/thread/5400/homelite-service-guides-xl2-super

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was also looking for a template to make my own A-24544 tool since they seem to be very hard to find.  Was also looking for the clutch tool as well, after looking at the service pdf doc. 

[lesorubcheek]

Oct 25, 2020 10:44:52 GMT -5 tfb3 said:

Does anyone know the size of the shaft for the flywheel, thinking about getting a left hand nut to assist with flywheel removal and keep in toolbox.

This is a great idea. I've busted the end of a crank before with a puller. If I had a nut on it, likely wouldn't have happened. I want to think it was a 5/16, and with a fine thread, maybe 24 or maybe even 28. Forgive my poor memory, I do remember in the past looking for one locally and couldn't find a left hand nut the right size. Hopefully someone with one handy can give the exact size needed. I just haven't worked on a 150 in a while.

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THANKS

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