Would you advertise your item with another business's information clearly visible???  I know I wouldn't!  When I contacted the seller, here's the response I received: Actually im not breaking any laws. The picture was on goggle with means free to the public. You dont have any copy right. Out of respect i am changing it.  The image was removed and I researched the subject a bit and discovered that he was not correct.  Just because it's on Google, doesn't make it part of the public domain.

I guess when it comes to copying information from this site, I'll take it as a compliment to the information that has been compiled here, as long as it isn't too blatant or for profit.!

Who knows how many of these infamous "blue" coils have been thrown away over the years.  The Wico/Prestolite electronic ignition coil was famous for having spark one day and none the next.  In many cases, these coils can be returned to operating condition by baking at a moderate temperature.  I know it sounds weird, but 12-16 hours in a toaster oven at 200' can bring these coils back to life.  My personal theory is that moisture can work it's way into the coil around the lamination legs and eventually condensate and short out the coil.  Baking the coil will remove this moisture and usually return it to operational condition.  The few sellers on Ebay that have a Super EZ/XL-1 coil for sale are asking in excess of $200, so it's worth trying to fix your old one!  The same is true of the Super XL & XL-12; while those coils aren't priced quite as high, the aftermarket coil from Stens has been discontinued, so what's out there is what we all have to work with. 

Well it hasn't happened for a while, but the United States Postal Service has increased the cost of shipping, in some cases by significant amounts!  As I've uploaded the new prices to the website, I've used the price for east coast shipments, as the majority of my orders come from the mid-west or further away.  The same is true of international shipments; a majority of my orders are from zone 6-8 countries, so I've priced accordingly.

In addition, my website is programmed to assume that each item is it's own shipment; a single gasket is programmed to be 1-2 ounces (depending on size), which takes into account any cardboard protection and the weight of the envelope.  The site does not have any way of calculating the true weight when you you order multiple light items that may only be 1-2 ounces.

But don't despair, my company policy is to refund any shipping over-payment great than $1 and I hold true to that!

I won't cover every price here, but I'll hit the highlights. 

Domestic First Class Parcel (A huge majority of packages ship this way):

• 1 to 8 ounces: $2.60
  
• 9 ounces: $3.30
  
• 10 ounces: $3.35
  
• 11 ounces: $3.40
  
• 12 ounces: $3.45
  
• 13 ounces: $3.50
  
• *14 ounces: $3.55
  
• *15 ounces: $3.60
  
• *16 ounces: $3.65
  

* New weight option for this class

Domestic Priority Mail now starts @ $7.16 for all but very local zones.  Flat rate envelopes will be used where possible to reduce the cost slighltly

International First Class Parcel:

1-8 ounces: $13.75
9 ounces - 2 pounds: $22.75

This is an interesting pricing structure, that makes a larger international order far more economical than 1 or 2 items.

I do apologize for having to pass these increases on to all of you, but I do not charge any markup for packaging, packing materials or handling: what you pay will be the cost of the package.

Wow, over 10000 unique visitors have come to the site since January! 

There's a larger selection now...240, 245, 250, 252, 300, CS-40, CS-50, 350, 360, C-Series, Super 1050, Super 2100, Super EZ Automatic, Super XL, & XL-12!

I'm assuming that none of you want to pay $13 for a fuel hose grommet for your Super XL chainsaw (no joke, search for Homelite 68046 on Ebay and see it for yourself)!  I found a source for a quality aftermarket grommet that I can offer for sale at 1/3 that cost shipped!

It amazes me what some sellers are trying to charge for NOS fuel hoses on Ebay (My prices are based directly on my cost for hose, my time to research & cut and the number of inches contained in a set.)!  So I decided to put together kits for the most common Homelite saws.  I used lengths directly from the parts manuals (plus a little extra) and started getting full fuel & oil hose sets together.  I ran out of hose after finishing up all the variants of the Super 2 saws, but I'll do up another batch of kits for the bigger saws when my hose order comes in.  In the meantime if you need hoses for any of the Super 2 style saws or a 150 Automatic, check out what I've got listed! 

@ 3:45 PM, my Ebay store is officially empty and all my stock is now here!  Thanks to all of you that have worked between the two locations this past year; it'll be much easier moving ahead!

The fun continues....my complete stock of bearings has migrated over from Ebay.   There's a good selection of crankshaft, rod, wrist pin & sprocket bearings for Homelite chainsaws, in addition to misc bearings for string trimmers, blowers & pumps.  Worn bearings cause premature crankshaft seal failure, so consider replacing the bearings at the same time you do the seals!

I've been plugging away since January, moving listings off of Ebay.  I started at over 4000 and as of this morning, it's down below 1000!  Great day!