Super XL-925

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I found this on Portland Maine Craigslist a month ago and it arrived today. I thought 200.00 shipped was reasonable for a saw that supposedly just needed fuel lines. It wasn't used much according to the original owner. As an added bonus its another Terry saw to add to my collection. Any idea of the year?


20180111_134838 by Al Michaels, on Flickr

20180111_134809 by Al Michaels, on Flickr

20180111_134028 by Al Michaels, on Flickr

20180111_134053 by Al Michaels, on Flickr

20180111_134846 by Al Michaels, on Flickr

20180111_134854 by Al Michaels, on Flickr

20180111_134903 by Al Michaels, on Flickr

[5terrysupersaws]

Nice score on the Super XL-925,my guess would be 1977 for the year.

[undee70ss]

Jan 11, 2018 17:29:14 GMT -5 5terrysupersaws said:

Nice score on the Super XL-925,my guess would be 1977 for the year.

I agree. I try to use the Homelite last year built listings to narrow things down. UT10415, last year built was 1981.

[undee70ss]

Most SXL925’s were built in Canada, even ones sold here in USA.

[tjthechainsawmech]

Cool! Solid state too....and they made sure it was known. lol

[5terrysupersaws]

Not sure if you have already corrected this,but the chain is going the wrong direction in the pics.As you probably already know won't cut worth a $h!t that way.

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Jan 11, 2018 21:06:58 GMT -5 5terrysupersaws said:

Not sure if you have already corrected this,but the chain is going the wrong direction in the pics.As you probably already know won't cut worth a $h!t that way.

Thanks, a bunch. I put it on outside and it was 28 degrees with 30 mile an hour winds and I was in a heavy T shirt, I couldn't feel my fingers when I put on the nuts. That explains the difficulty in turning the chain by hand. You guys always catch this stuff for my bad eyesight, lol, I'll keep posting pictures. I'm planning on a new chain, this one looks pretty worn