Little about me

[lawnmowertech37]

To those that do not know me my name is calvin, im 39yo been in the OPE business since 1988. Went online back in 1994 with a information website which was cmsmallengines.com but we never sold parts on there it was information only.


Back in 2006 I decided to put the online store up and since then the Search engines have grabbed it and indexing very well expecally yahoo since I do have a back link to one of the groups on yahoo. It took the place of my blog site which Im letting that domain crumble due to costs etc.


I live in North carolina have tons of Obsolete parts by Echo Poulan and Homelite some parts do not have part #s. I have just recently got in some donation parts, Im not just a chainsaw parts store im also a lawnmower parts store and Im currently adding our Oregon catalog and next after that the Rotary catalog.

If you need a mower part ask me here, I can fill you in with the details as to what part # and what price you are looking at.


Hope with me being here I will get noticed before Jackssmallengines or mandd and them mowpart people. The online sales is what pays my bills each month so the more sales I get the better I am at paying the bills. As time goes by I will have more product lines to offer such as Homelite pump parts which no one online currently sells .


So hope this site HOH gets busy soon, busier than them other places

I will post the echo parts, poulan parts, Homelite and the McCulloch parts I have on here. I also have lawnmower parts such as snapper and other brand names.


thanks you all

calvin
owner
cm small engines

It would be nice to get a warm welcome.



if you want to join my forum site www.cmsmallengines.info


Please feel free to.

[RandyMac]

Calvin, I'm thinking that we will be seeing more activity here, as cutting season starts and more folks seem to be finding that older saws rock.

[edgeandengine]

Not only that, but with the poor economy folks are dusting off the old saws, and finding that they need to be fixed up a bit, but still cheaper than a new one.

[RandyMac]

Older ones are less expensive to buy and own, easier to maintain, and for most folks, all the chainsaw they will ever need. The average woodcutter might use their saw 20 to 40 hours a year, at that rate, an XL12 would last forever.

[lawnmowertech37]

yea i been on the road twice this week to rocky mt nc and its around 160 miles one way so yes im bushed i guess you wonder why i went so far for well its a long story lets just say you wont see any more parts from the guy on ebay cause i bought all the parts he had except for some blades i did not want cause of space availability


besides the shipment coming from hawaii is going to be twice as much even triple as much as i have now so yes i need orders for OEM briggs parts

i have over 10,000.00 just in briggs alone not to mention Tecumseh , Lawn boy Toro Wheelhorse MTD Homelite mcculloch poulan Murray AYP Noma yes i got over $ 25,000.00 worth of inventory used or new combined for only $ 1, 000.00 now that is God sent a blessing in disguise and i thank the lord for what he did for me sending me to that bid on ebay so i can get a hold of these parts


and with me being a locksmith also i sold a auto computer programmer for the transponder keys today to another locksmith cause i decided i cannot do too much running the online store doing repairs locally and locksmithing and fire and ems yes im all the time on the go and with me doing that sell of that machine i replinished about 700.00 of the 1000.00 i spent on the parts


besides singing in a southern gospel ministry


but anyway

back to the parts anyone ever heard of Ford tractors ?

happen to found a set of blades for them
calvin