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Re: Homelite XL12
« Reply #20 on: May 18, 2016, 03:51:23 pm »
The XL12 series are my favorites, my first saw was an XL500, they became the most familiar.  Here are pics of some of my collection, I have my original XL500 and I have two others.



These three are all in very nearly original condition with only minor fixes.  It would appear that the marketing strategy of special paint jobs did in fact sell saws to people who actually had limited use for the saws.  My gain.  All my XL500s needs restoration, they were actually used quite a bit but all run fine.

Nice looking herd.
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