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I did, Justin. The Super EZ-25, I believe it was. Had two of them in fact. Good running saw for their size with plenty of power. Only draw back to them was their periferal parts were easy to break off. Swinging around the tree with them tethered on a rope was rough on them. And their...

Al, the body of the saw remains the same in nearly all, but in later years there was some minor changes in it. So the clutch cover, air filter cover and the rewind cover off either saw would fix the body of another. The XL was probably one of the most produced saws ever. Back in the day...

Sears craftsman had their version too. Homelite made the XL for a lot of brands, just a little different cover or handle.

Or 925.

That's a Homolite XL12 if I ever seen one.