Homelite Super XL 925 Chainsaw

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Neko

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I want to use this engine since it is a 24" bar chainsaw and too much for me to use in the city. and since it is just sitting around I though wouldn't that be great on a bicycle. And here I am posting a thread. Never done this before but am more than willing to give it a go.

thanks for any help that I can get.
Jonas AKA Neko
 

Bikeguy Joe

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Mount up a centrifugal clutch with a #41 size sprocket of 9 teeth and mount the engine to the frame. Then install a 48-50T sprocket on the rear wheel, and connect the two with a #41 chain.

That'll get you started.
 

Bikeguy Joe

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You can buy a rear sprocket kit from any one of several sellers on ebay or with links here on the left.

#41 chain is available at Tractor Supply Co. or similar stores, motorcycle/mower/toy shops.

You will have to brainstorm up a mount for the bicycle motor that will allow a clear shot to the back wheel/sprocket. You'll have to modify the throttle and make sure you have adequate brakes, you'll need them. Don't be afraid to modify/remove/adjust the cover over the clutch on the power unit.

Git buildin'!
 
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Neko

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May 21, 2008
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Hello and thanks for all the help. I have since bought a chinese motor off ebay other than the clitch handle being really cheap and broke durring install all went well was riding the same day. I go t help for you guy with the kill switch thanks alot. This winter I am going to try and get the chainsaw installed on a bike just got to find the right bike. LOL

(c)
 

Bikeguy Joe

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Thanks for the update, something we should all try to do more often.

It's always good to know how things went, even if they are going anywhere right now.
 

deacon

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I second the need for updates. I am guilty of going the other way and doing too many progress reports on a project. I really am curious to know what worked when a member has a problem and gets ten different suggestions.
 

jrad

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925 is a great engine to use and you won't need a gear reduction .unless you are scared of speed there is already a gear box with centrifugal clutch.and the engine is easy to mount .I did 50 with a homelite 990
 

jrad

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I want to use this engine since it is a 24" bar chainsaw and too much for me to use in the city. and since it is just sitting around I though wouldn't that be great on a bicycle. And here I am posting a thread. Never done this before but am more than willing to give it a go.

thanks for any help that I can get.
Jonas AKA Neko
 

hunjik

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I want to use this engine since it is a 24" bar chainsaw and too much for me to use in the city. and since it is just sitting around I though wouldn't that be great on a bicycle. And here I am posting a thread. Never done this before but am more than willing to give it a go.

thanks for any help that I can get.
Jonas AKA Neko
Would you sell that chainsaw?