1953 Chainsaw ID ???
No protective OSHA gear !
Jeri Smith, winner of the lady loggers contest at the 1953 Timber Days Festival in Sutherlin, Oregon.
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Probably a McCulloch 47 or 4-30.
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woman kick your @#$%^π
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Don't have a clue what kind of saw that is but I have an outboard motor that looks just like it (without the bar) π
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No idea, but she is cute !
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no shoes? maybe slippers. I would wager she was one tough gal
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Ditch-Runner: 30629515689243/comments/30629543146267
no shoes? maybe slippers. I would wager she was one tough gal
I thought she had on high heels?
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Check out those biceps!
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i first thought McCulloch or maybe a custom built. took a lot of displacement to make power back then
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Kind of looks like a Clinton saw. I would say she is in shape also.
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Yes she is wearing heels... bet she was a heck of an arm wrestler...
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Nanuq907: 30629515689243/comments/30629542634779
Probably a McCulloch 47 or 4-30.
Yep, most likely. There weren't a lot of choices back in those days, and McCulloch was top dog pretty much.
As an aside, I know the nephew of the fella who invented chainsaw chain (as we know it) and founded the Oregon company.
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Nanuq907: 30629515689243/comments/30629542634779
Probably a McCulloch 47 or 4-30.
Looks like a 4-30, They are bringing premium prices at auction web sites ! ... $500 to $1000,00
FYI - They weighed in at about 30 lbs. > Miss Smith is a HEALTHY girl !
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Chips aren't flying but what are, are huge! Big bite on the chain and lots of hp to pull it through.
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I have an I-43 Mac from the 50's that still runs.
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No heels , her left foot is flat on the ground, right foot she is on her toes
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I cannot see her left foot but she clearly has a shoe on right, may or may not be heel as it isn't shown...
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