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DISSTON CHAINSAW
The KB7-AY
| This saw was built in 1946, during a highly competitve period of chainsaw
design. Gasoline powered saws were in their infancy, and thus heavy and cumbersome.
Many saws were built as two man saws, not so much due to the weight, but because of the
long bars that were built for big timber. Many saws could have bars longer than eight
feet. The KB7, because of its twin cylinder engine with a long dimension before the bar
mounting, necessitated the usage of two men to operate it. The following photos are a brief photo study of one I used to own. Click on the thumnails to view the enlarged photo. |
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Most recent update 03.08.08