I have a similar saw badged as a Husky 35 that looks almost new. A customer traded it in because he had difficulty starting it. I had no problem, I think he did not like the noise. It is loud. Great camping saw.

Canguy, this one is LOUD also and powerful for it size, slices throuht oak like knife through a cake (but, any saw with a sharp chain in the right hands should do that) The L with the lightning strike in the middle should give this saw away.

I worked for a Stihl dealer in the 70's. I bought 2 saws, 045AVE/20" and 020AVE Pro ( Don't see this one very often ) Used the 045 for years and it still remains ALMOST scratch free. The 020 is still in the box, never seen a fuel mix. No idea why I'm saving it, and NO, I don't want to sell it.

Homolite super wiz 66 and XL12 I don't use them any more nothing wrong with both saws there in dry storage drain all fluid out put away fire wood saws. I purchase 038 stilh in 1986 have never saw saw out cut it has 18 inch bar but do keep scary sharpe. I still think new shape 2 bars 8 chains one gas tank new fuelline in 1999 in 2000 I cut very large oaks was 42 cords in 2 trees and limbs one 57 at stump one 53 at stump felling only time use dogs help with cut I'm butt about my saw use only my mix gas my saws the 038 never had to clean carburator I take parts brush and clean around caps before take them off the brush round one.

rc, the saw was built here on the wet coast by Quadra Manufacturing. The company was set up by ex PM Canadian people when Skil closed that plant closed and production moved to Chicago.Quadra fell on hard times and was taken over by Electrolux but eventually disappeared. Yours is likely a Lombard, they were re badged for a number of different brands.

Yep, built in canada, atleast my model was. Lombard little lightning late 1970 model.

got a 30 yr old Stihl 041 Farmboss. I used to cut 5 cord a yr with it. Still cut about a cord a year with it. Most parts are original. the oiler drive went out on it and after about 5 yrs of down time, I fixed it with a piece of 8 penny nail. Other than replacing the bar and a few chains the most expensive part Ive replaced was the starter dog.

I still have my 20 inch poulan counter-vibe purchased in 1982.
Split the case to re-seal the oiler 10 years ago. Works great with an oregon bar and chain.