Stenn Saw Data Wanted

[olympic]

Does anyone have any information at all on the Stenn Logging Saw, made in Montreal, Quebec during the '40's and possibly the '50's? I have two of these, have seen several others at shows, and no one seems to know a thing about them....

[Popper]

Hello Olympic,

I have a nice running example of a Stenn Saw. Mine is plated that it was made in Toronto, has the Cunningham engine, all origional except for throttle linkage and spark plug. I have the origional spare blade with blade guard.

I have documents on the origional inventor, copies of the Canadian patent documents, and a newspaper article on him that I can dig up. I have been searching for years for other Stenn Saw enthusiasts on line, would be nice to hear from you.

[John Cross]

Originally Posted by olympic

Does anyone have any information at all on the Stenn Logging Saw, made in Montreal, Quebec during the '40's and possibly the '50's? I have two of these, have seen several others at shows, and no one seems to know a thing about them....

Did you see my post on the Stenn Saw?
We have one at the farm near Lansdowne which I used with my dad in the woods in the early 50's.

[John Cross]

Hey popper, have been following the forum notes on the Stennitt logging saw as I too am from the Gananoque area and we have one at the farm. Do you have any idea of market value as I have had one contact looking to buy ours.(From the USA.)
I am in Nova Scotia now but will be in Gan in May/June and hope to deal with it then. Engine and two blades removed but all are stored indoors. Will have pictures shortly from my sister.

[clee]

My father in-law has restored a stin saw and he is looking for a blade.

Also he has asked me to get as much information available about the saw as he takes it on display with him to local fairs and events.

[Igpoe]

Would someone please post a pic of theirs 'cuz I've never heard of this one much less SEEN one.
Thanks, Igpoe

[James Bosma]

Here is a picture of one I picked up in Athens Ontario while attending their Farmersville Exhibition. Just need the engine now. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Jim

[caporal30]

I pick-up this on You-tube...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=CA&hl=en&v=dzm3RJMjlh4

[James Bosma]

Here is some info i got while attending the Kingston Homesteader Days in Inverary On Canada

[Popper]

Here is the pic of my saw, after a cosmetic freshening. Also, the above link is my saw running, I am the guy who gets on the blade handle when she starts to bind.

[Popper]

Hi John, sorry to be so late in catching up on this thread. I have no idea about value of these saws, just that we picked up ours about 20 years ago from an old machine shop for $200, complete and running with spare blade and blade guard.