Abstract: A kit for converting a Weedwacker into an outboard engine and a method of using the kit includes the steps of rotating the tubular housing of the Weedwacker through one hundred eighty degrees, replacing the grass cutting device with a propeller, replacing the muffler of the Weedwacker with an elongate exhaust tube, clamping the exhaust tube to the tubular housing, and mounting a swivel support bracket to the tubular housing.

Abstract: Attachments for a power source such as a rotary drill. Such attachments can be fixedly secured to the power source. Turning power on to the source drives a shaft which drives a gear mechanism which drives a utility woodworking head such as a circular saw or power sander. The power source may be turned on indirectly by a false trigger mechanism slidably attached to a housing so enclosing the drive shaft and assisting to support the apparatus.

Abstract: An ice auger conversion kit is mounted to a conventional grass-timming apparatus that includes an engine mounted rearwardly of a drive shaft housing with a drive shaft mounted therethrough. The forward end of the drive shaft is of a square drive configuration and is received within a square bore of a rotatable boss coaxially mounted through an adapter head, wherein a forwardmost end of the adapter head includes an axially extending threaded second boss for mounting the ice auger cutting head. The adapter head includes a series of gears to effect a gear reduction therethrough to enhance torque and effect appropriate speed of the ice auger head in use.

Abstract: There is disclosed a power-driven chain saw converted from a stripped-down power-driven circular power hand saw which has a unitary housing adapted to be mounted on the power unit of the stripped-down power-driven hand saw. The housing is offset axially to provide a relatively wide area on one side having a window therein through which sawdust is deflected. Support-bar mount is an integral part of the housing as are a sawdust deflector, an oil reservoir, and a support-bar mounting boss. A sprocket is splined to a hub from which it is easily removable and which, in turn, is splined to the drive shaft with a more firm splining. A cover is provided for the housing which closely conforms to the chain and has an axially disposed dent or impression therein to accommodate the hub of the sprocket.

Abstract: An attachment for converting a conventional lawn trimmer for chain saw use has a ninety-degree adapter housing to removably mount a chain bar in axial alignment on the cutting head end of the trimmer frame. A bevel gear train connects the trimmer motor drive shaft to a sprocket for driving the chain, and an oil reservoir and thumb-operated pump mount to the frame to deliver lubrication to the chain during sawing.

Abstract: A portable self-contained gas operated hand saw is provided having a housing with a carburetor an engine therein, a handle having a trigger coupled to the carburetor mounted at one end of the housing and a saw blade mounted at the other end of the housing. The saw blade housing has a worm gear driven rotatable shaft to which a saw blade may be keyed for rotation. The worm gear is driven by a centrifugal clutch driven by the engine. Fans are provided for rotation with the clutch and saw blade for cooling the saw in addition to the normal cooling of the engine. Anti-vibration means are provided to isolate the handle and trigger from the engine. The engine is suspended from a rubber mount allowing it to vibrate freely, thereby isolating vibration from the saw blade housing, saw plate, and handle and trigger.

Abstract: A portable power driven horizontally reciprocating saw for cutting door jambs or door casings having a saw blade secured to an assembly plate which is slideably receivable in a second assembly plate mounted in a horizontal plane for the horizontal reciprocation of the saw blade.

Abstract: A conversion apparatus for use in combination with a chain saw is set forth wherein a housing includes a rotatable shaft for attachment of a left-hand helical flight ice auger wherein the shaft includes a plurality of bearings secured within either side of the housing with the shaft extending through the housing and formed with a sprocket housing for mating engagement with the chain saw sprocket. A depending extension of the housing includes a plurality of through extending apertures for accepting a plurality of spaced threaded connectors associated with a chain saw.

Abstract: There is disclosed a conversion chain saw in which a circular power hand saw which has been converted into a saddle-type chain saw is modified so that it is adapted to use a pin-and-groove-type chain saw and to be again converted back to a saddle-type chain saw. There is mounted on the drive shaft, a dual sprocket composed of a saddle-type chain-saw sprocket, which may be the one in the original conversion, and a pin-and-groove-type chain-saw sprocket. The two sockets are mounted on the shaft in juxtaposition. A shim-plate provides a secondary mounting base for the support bar for the pin-and-groove type. It has an oil tube and conduit for conducting oil into a complementary oil conduit in the new support bar. A suitable coupling nipple is provided to provide for continuity in the oil circuit which takes advantage of the oil circuit already provided in the original conversion.

Abstract: An adaptor for converting a chain saw into a circular saw by means of a collar secured to both the clutch housing and the hub of the existing chain saw, the collar being held by a washer and a nut from the chain saw, said collar being cylindrical with a concentric opening through it, the concentric opening having a smaller diameter for a minor portion of the length of the collar and a larger diameter for a major portion of the length of the collar, the portion of the opening with a larger diameter being threaded and portion of the opening having a smaller diameter being ribbed, the adaptor further including a shaft extension plug threaded into the threaded opening of the collar, the shaft extension plug having a face plate and a concentric threaded shaft which extends concentrically from the face plate, for mounting a circular saw blade with a nut being threaded on the concentric shaft to hold the circular saw blade.

Abstract: A combination utensil capable of being alternatively used as a fork and a spoon. The utensil comprises (a) an elongate handle, (b) a spoon-shaped head attached to the handle, and (c) a movable plate. The spoon-shaped head has a cut out portion at its forward end. The cut out portion provides at least two tines. The plate is capable of being moved between two positions. In one position, the plate substantially covers the cut out portion of the head and the utensil forms a spoon. In the other position, the cut out portion of the head is substantially uncovered and the utensil forms a fork.

Abstract: In connection with a conversion set for a portable circular saw, which latter comprises a housing, an associated electric drive motor with output shaft and, if necessary, also a gear, and at least one handle, it is proposed to attach to the basic unit remaining after removal of the circular saw blade a chain-saw adapter attachment, to convert the portable circular saw in this manner into an electric chain saw and to secure the chain-saw adapter attachment in place by means of mechanical stops provided on a main bearing plate and coacting with the gear housing of the circular saw and, in the axial direction, by tightening a screw upon the output shaft of the circular saw projecting through the drive pinion for the saw chain.

Abstract: A power-driven saw is disclosed having a readily-detachable, integrated endless-belt cutting assembly unit. The saw includes a power unit having a housing, and further includes a cutting assembly unit which can be mounted on the power unit, and detached therefrom, as a unit. The integrated cutting assembly unit includes a generally plate-like cutting element support, and an endless-belt cutting element (e.g., a saw chain articulated blade, or the like) which extends generally about the periphery of the support for high speed cutting movement thereabout. The integrated cutting assembly unit further includes means for driving the endless-belt cutting element, with the drive means being operatively-coupled with the motor of the power unit of the saw when the integrated cutting assembly unit is mounted to the power unit.

Abstract: An engine cutter wherein elongated box-like portions each having a trapezoidal cross-sectional shape, which are extended longitudinally at both upper and lower sides of an arm protruding forwardly of a main body, are formed symmetrically with each other with respect to the longitudinal center axis of the arm, and a thickness at the central portion of the arm connecting the box-like portions is determined to be smaller than the width of the base portion of the box-like portions, while the belt is extended within the space of the box-like portions.

Abstract: A manually portable rotary debris remover, particularly adapted for clearing tree planting sites, has a remotely mounted, power driven, rotating hub on an extended support, such as a chain saw blade. The rotationally driven hub has a plurality of pairs of coiled tine members, each pair radiating out from a respective tine shaft mounted in the hub equidistantly from the hub axis. The tine shafts are each inclined from 3 to 10 degrees from perpendicular to the plane of rotation of the hub, so that, in rotating, the tines of each pair do not simultaneously strike objects in the path of rotation of the tines when clearing debris.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an adapter for converting a conventional apparatus used for cutting and trimming vegetation into a device for propelling a boat. The adapter includes a screw propeller mounted to a centrifugal clutch which is driven by the motor of the apparatus for cutting and trimming vegetation.

Abstract: A foldable gripping tool has compound folding handle assemblies including channel shaped handles and handle extensions which may be folded into nested relationship with each other, and folded over the gripping jaws of the tool to enclose the jaws into a compact nested assembly. The handle extensions provide a broad smooth surface to be grasped and squeezed by the user's hand. The handle extensions include integral tools such as a can/bottle opener and screwdrivers. The tool also includes tool blades such as a knife blade and a screwdriver/file blade, independent of the handle extensions, which are also foldable into the channel shaped handles and handle extensions.

Abstract: An assembly for the attachment of a cutter blade into a chain saw. The saw consists of a frame including controls and drive mechanism as well as a protruding cutter blade (2) encircled by an endless toothed chain that receives its motive power from the shaft of a motor mounted to the frame. The cutter blade (2) and the power transmission unit (16) to be connected to the saw shaft are mounted to an auxiliary frame (18). The auxiliary frame (18) has fasteners (17) and the saw frame is fitted with counterparts (10, 11) for attaching the auxiliary frame (18) into the saw frame (1) using the fastener (17) so that the transmission unit (16) is in power transmitting connection with the saw shaft (4).

Abstract: A chain saw attachment for a portable chain saw. The chain saw attachment comprises a cutter head journalled on the cutter axle and having four planing knives, two mounting arms removably securable to the chain saw bar, a chain sprocket engaging and being rotated by the saw chain, a driving sprocket rotated in response to rotation of the chain sprocket, a driven sprocket fixedly attached to the cutter head, and a planer chain engaged by the driving and driven sprockets so as to transmit power from the saw motor to the cutter head. The planing knives are arranged conventionally on the cutter head. The mounting arms the ends of the cutter axle so as to hold the cutter axle and cutter head perpendicularly to the saw bar. A planing guide is provided for use with the planer attachment.

Abstract: An adapter having particular application to quickly and easily convert a portable worm driven circular power saw into a sprocket driven chain saw. The adapter comprises an adjustable compression ring portion which is adapted to be attached to the existing bearing plate of the circular saw without requiring a removal of the bearing plate. Coextensively formed with the adapter compression ring portion is a base portion having a structure which permits a cutting chain bar and a cutting chain safety guard to be connected to opposite faces of the base portion. Thus, a circular cutting blade may be replaced by a cutting chain, and vice versa, without removing the existing bearing plate, as is commonly required when a conventional converison apparatus is utilized.

Abstract: A lubricating-oil pump is disclosed for a motor-driven apparatus such as a chain saw. The lubricating-oil pump delivers lubricating oil to a tool. The supply of lubricating oil from the oil pump to the tool can be interrupted. For example, in this way the flow of oil can be stopped when an accessory tool or the like is mounted on the motor-driven apparatus which requires no lubricating oil during operating.

Abstract: A protective safety cover for a power transmission chain of a chain saw power head and an attachment for the power head, having at least two fins for engagement by the cover, is provided with two grooves adapted to frictionally engage the fins to secure the cover to the attachment. The grooves are curved until the fins are located therein so that upon location of the fins in the grooves the cover is resiliently deformed to correspond to the shape of the fins thereby enhancing the frictional engagement between the fins and grooves.

Abstract: A saw construction including a prime mover with a rotary output member, support means rotatably mounting a cutting blade on the prime mover, a first flexible endless drive member drivingly connecting the output member to a transfer member and a second flexible endless drive member drivingly connecting the transfer member to the cutting blade, and tensioning means for simultaneously adjusting the tension in both the first and second endless drive members.

Abstract: An attachment for greatly increasing the versatility of a conventional chain saw is capable of being mounted to a wide variety of chain saw models. The attachment is mounted to the chain saw in place of the usual chain bar. The attachment includes a rotatable spindle which may be driven through a roller chain or a V-belt drive. The spindle is adapted to drive tools such as abrasive wheels and drills. The attachment includes a housing which pilots and holds such equipment as water pumps, the impellers of which are rotated by the attachment spindle. The invention includes a sliding guard to which is mounted a chain tightening device. The guard is secured at a location which depends on the chain saw housing size so as to permit the adjustment device to bear against the chain saw housing, thereby imparting controlled tension to the driving chain or belt.

Abstract: The hair-cutting appliance comprises a blade held interchangeably in a two-piece housing and located between a stationary row of teeth at the edge of the lower part of the housing and a row of teeth adapted to be moved back and forth in relation to the blade. A retaining arm, with a razor-blade head secured interchangeably thereto, is mounted pivotably at the edge of the housing remote from the blade and the razor-blade head is adapted to pivot outwardly from a nonoperative position within the housing, through an aperture in the lower part thereof, into an operative position. When the razor-blade head is in use, the housing of the hair-cutting appliance serves as a handle. The hair-cutting appliance therefore performs a dual function, since it may be used not only for cutting hair, but also for shaving.

Abstract: A device is provided operable by rotary power means such as a common gas powered chain saw with bar and chain removed therefrom or a rotary electric saw with blade removed, which enables easy matching of logs for construction of log houses or other log buildings, the device having means to engage the drive mechanism of the rotary power means, the drive sprocket of a chain saw, the device including an elongated rotatable cutter preferably with multiple blades and having an elongated guide which shrouds all but one side of the cutting blade and which guide provides a means for sliding the cutter along the pre-cut side of one log and enabling the cutting to match that of another log which is placed and spaced in a juxtaposition with the cut side of said log; the movements of the guide along any imperfections in the cut log will result in a matching mirror image cut of the juxtaposed log.

Abstract: A method and apparatus is provided for converting a gasoline motor powered line trimmer into an outboard trolling motor. The method includes the removal of the trimmer line spool head from the lower end of the trimmer and the replacement of the head with a marine propeller, the removal of the usual handle from the upper end portion of the housing of the trimmer and the replacement of that handle with a conventional trolling motor transom mount and the addition of a clamp mounting steering arm to the upper end portion of the housing of the trimmer and the relocation of the throttle control assembly of the trimmer from the upper end portion of the trimmer housing to the free end of the steering arm.

Abstract: A sander attachment for a rotary power saw of the type having a removable saw blade and a housing mounted to pivot with respect to a platform, includes a support plate clampable to the saw platform, a shaft carrying an abrading wheel, the shaft having a first end to be driven by the saw in place of the blade, the shaft being rotatably fixed by an opposite end to an adjustable arm remote from the saw, in order to maintain the alignment of the working shaft regardless of the height adjustment set by pivoting of the saw.

Abstract: A power saw pruning device (A) is disclosed which utilizes a conventional saber saw (14) for pruning trees. The device includes an elongated pole handle (10) and a base adaptor (12) carried on one end of the elongated pole handle. The base (12) includes a rack (16, 18) in which a shoe (20) of the saber saw slides in opposing directions in one dimension. An elongated slot (26) is formed in the base (12) for receiving a blade (28) of the saber saw therethrough. Angle arm means (B) includes an angle edge (44) which tapers from an open mouth (46) to the base (12) for gripping a tree limb (40) therein. The plane of the angle arm (42) is offset relative to the plane of the blade (28). By hanging the device on a tree limb to be cut, an operator may move to a remote position and operate the power saw by a switch (32). After the tree limb is cut through, the device remains suspended on a stump (40a) of the tree limb which has been cut.

Abstract: A sifter has a casing that is detachably coupled with a screen unit that also has a casing. A sifter handle is configured for detachable coupling to a conventional electric knife drive.

Abstract: A combination scissors and paper knife comprises a pair of scissors members each having a blade and a handle formed integrally with each other through a pivotal portion having a pivotal hole bored therein and a clasp inserted into the pivotal holes in the pivotal portions for pivotally attaching the pair of scissors members to each other, at least one of the backs of the blades having a paper knife edge put thereon. The pivotal portions are provided one each with control portions for regulating the rotation of the blades and also provided on the end faces thereof unconnected relative to the handles one each with segmental surfaces of circles with the pivotal holes as their respective centers adapted to draw a continuous arc when the blades are opened. It is safely used as scissors without pinching fingers etc. between the ricassos and, in its closed state, advantageously used as a paper knife.

Abstract: A reciprocating saw attachment for a chain saw whereby the rotating chain saw drive converts the attachment to reciprocating movement to operate a saw blade longitudinally remote from the chain saw tool. It comprises a guide bar having one end formed to replace the prior art guide bar. The guide bar of this invention is formed with a slotted aperture in the body thereof and carries a sprocket wheel at the distal end of the guide bar. An endless link chain encircles the edge of the guide bar, the sprocket drive of the chain saw motor and the sprocket wheel mounted on the guide bar. A slide block is reciprocally movable in the slotted aperture and driven by a crank lever connecting the sprocket wheel and the slide block. A longitudinal pole is mounted on the guide bar for distally supporting an elongated push rod mounted on the guide bar for reciprocal movement. The proximate end of the elongated push rod is linked to the slide block.

Abstract: An extension device for use with electrically powered tools such as hedge trimmers to permit their use at an extended distance from the operator. The device has a hollow extension pole and an electrical cord which powers the tool and which is held almost completely within the extension pole. A female plug is affixed to the tool end of the extension pole and the male end of the cord extends from the hand held end of the extension pole. A strap grasps the hand held portion of the tool to be extended.

Abstract: Chain saw bar having at its free end a sprocket 20 which supports the saw chain and is rotatably mounted between two side plates (18, 19) in the saw bar on a tubular shaft (26) which is rigidly connected to the sprocket and is adapted to transfer rotation to a driven shaft inserted into the tubular shaft bearing means (24, 25) being arranged in both side plates rotatably supporting the tubular shaft. According to the invention the tubular shaft (26) is short enough to be inserted into a kerf sawed by a saw chain mounted on the saw bar.

Abstract: A coupling for the handle shaft of a power driven implement which permits angular adjustment of a drive head. The coupling clamps two parts of the handle shaft together, preventing rotation of one part and permits the selectable rotation of the other. The coupling comprises a split clamp joining and securely holding the handle parts in abutment with one part of the handle shaft telescopically interconnecting with the split clamp, and the other part of the handle shaft rotatably interconnecting with the split clamp in any one of a plurality of alignments. A releasable fastener permits loosening of the split clamp to allow rotational adjustment of the parts and their retention at a selected orientation.

Abstract: An attachment for a sabre saw which enables the sabre saw to be utilized as a motorized hack saw. The attachment includes an attachment guide adapted to be secured to the guide plate of the sabre saw, a hack saw positioned in the attachment guide for reciprocation with respect thereto and a coupling for securing the hack saw to a reciprocal member of the sabre saw. A handle is secured to the attachment guide to facilitate handling of the hack saw attachment in assembly with a sabre saw. In addition, heat insulating material is place on portions of the attachment guide to reduce friction created external temperatures of the portions of the attachment guide.

Abstract: A hand carried portable weeder/cultivator apparatus for weeding and cultivating small areas such as flower and vegetable gardens having a uniquely shaped weeder/cultivator element of inverted dish-shape which is designed for converting conventional above ground, string-type weeders into a below ground weeder/cultivator.

Abstract: A chain saw attachment for mounting on a portable power-driven chain saw having a saw bar and an endless saw chain disposed for movement around the saw bar, the chain saw attachment consisting of: (a) a cutting head assembly including a first wheel having a central axial aperture and slots in the perimeter of the wheel for receiving four cutting knives; a second wheel having a central axial aperture and slots in the perimeter of the wheel for receiving four cutting knives; a drive sprocket positioned between the two wheels, the drive sprocket being adapted to receive and be driven by the chain; eight cutting knives, the cutting knives being individually positioned in the slots in the perimeters of the first and second wheels and held in the slots by set screws; and three bolts for holding closely together in a unitary assembly the first and second wheels and the drive sprocket; (b) an axle extending through the central axial apertures of the first and second wheels, the ends of the axle extending normally out

Abstract: A cup-shaped grass cutting implement which is removably attached to existing rotary cutting heads of powered edgers of the type that can orient the cutting head to rotate about a vertically displaced axis. A quick disconnect feature which allows the cup-like attachment to be retained by the flat blade of such a powered rotary cutting head without interfering with the already assembled blade. The invention provides for a quickly administered pair of retainment fingers which surround the flat cutting blade at points slightly apart from the shaft arrangement for rotating such flat blades.

Abstract: Apparatus for cutting and/or grinding tree stumps including an elongated member having a cutting disc mounted for rotation at one end and a chain bar fixed to one side of the elongated member to support a chain saw drive motor so that the cutting disc may be driven for rotation. The elongated member is pivotally mounted to a support post. The user grips the drive motor with one hand and the support post with the other hand to move the cutting disc towards and away from a tree stump.

Abstract: This disclosure concerns the adaption of power means to the operation of filing. Provided is a file tool which is supported and reciprocated by a file tool adapter which in turn is connected in rigid manner to the reciprocating bar of a power device for converting rotary motion to reciprocating motion. A second embodiment, the file tool and adapter being constructed unitary.

Abstract: An oscillating saw accessory for a tool having a reciprocating member such as a saber saw is provided. A circular saw blade is mounted in a housing which permits rotary movement of the saw blade. The housing is attached to the tool with the saw blade adjacent to the reciprocating member. The reciprocating member is attached to the saw blade so that the reciprocating movement of the reciprocating member produces an oscillating movement of the saw blade.

Abstract: A handle attachment for power chain saws to extend the use of the basic chain saw structure for cutting underbrush, weeds and the like. The curved handle attachment is detachably pivotally fixed on the body of the power chain saw and positions the cutting bar in a horizontal position instead of the conventional vertical position when the chain saw is being operated in a normal manner to cut wood. The handle attachment is adjustable to accommodate users of different height and such adjustability includes a link bar pivotally connected at one end to the handle and pivotally connected at the other end to the conventional chain saw handle. The handle of the chain saw attachment is provided with an adjustable position hand grip and a throttle control assembly.

Abstract: A sprinkler head grass clipper for coupling to a lawn trimmer, and particularly a lawn trimmer of the type which clips grass by means of a rapidly whirling flexible line. The clipper includes a body adapted for attachment to the lawn trimmer rotor and configured to fit over and engage a sprinkler head to maintain the body in a predetermined clipping position during rotation of the rotor. One or more cutting elements are carried by the body for clipping the grass adjacent the sprinkler head upon rotation of the rotor.

Abstract: A power transmission device adapted to be employed with a chain saw for providing a rotary output in a plurality of directions. The device includes a housing having an input shaft coupled with an output shaft where the input and output shafts are right angles to one another. The housing serves as the support for the driven mechanism and provides mounting flanges about both the input and output shafts. The mounting flange associated with the input shaft cooperates with a chain guideplate to adjustably mount the housing to the chain saw. By simply loosening two screws, the orientation of the output shaft relative to the chain saw can be changed by up to substantially 180 degrees. The mounting flange around the output shaft is designed to allow a 360-degree range in orientation of the driven device about an axis coincident with the axis of the output shaft.

Abstract: An attachment for a conventional portable electric drill, so as to serve for sanding wood, cutting grass or cutting wood; the attachment supporting either a frame having a pair of rollers around which an endless sanding belt is driven, the attachment otherwise supporting a base holding a rotatable circular saw blade, and the attachment still otherwise holding a frame having a rotatable shaft on which a grass cutting blade is mounted and enclosed under a protective shield.

Abstract: Firemen and other rescue workers customarily use various portable rescue equipment, such as, saws, or prying tools, and air evacuation or exhaust fans powered by internal combustion motors. As a lack of atmospheric air or a reduction to levels not supporting internal combustion affects the proper functioning of such motors, atmospheric air is excluded from the carburetors thereof by an air exclusion hood means attached thereto or associated therewith, and air from an air pack worn by the worker or other suitable remotely located source of compressed air is introduced thereinto through a line from such source to a demand type regulator valve as such fresh air is demanded or required by the motor. Thus, a supply of uncontaminated air from the air pack or remote source may be fed into the demand regulator valve and, thence, into the carburetor to fulfill the requirements of the motor and to insure the proper functioning thereof.

Abstract: An auxiliary dado shaft to support a plurality of rotary saw blades in a laminated pack for cutting wide grooves and dados, is provided with a central bore for receiving a through bolt for simultaneous securement of the blades together and engagement of a mating thread in the motor drive shaft. A tubular socket on the inboard end of the auxiliary dado shaft is adapted to engage the stubshaft of the drive motor and is secured thereto.

Abstract: The specification discloses a motor housing, with a handle of the circular saw type, and a cantilever saw bar carrying a saw chain is secured to the housing in a position extending downwardly from a guide foot of the housing. A retractable guard bar normally is held in a position holding a guard loop around the nose end of the saw bar, the guard bar being positioned at the rear of the saw bar. The guard bar is mounted slidably on the motor housing, and, when a latch is manually released, the guard loop may be pushed up along the saw during a boring (nose cutting) operation. In an alternate embodiment, a foot attachable to a foot of a circular saw motor carries a saw bar and a guard bar with a guard loop surrounding the nose end of the saw bar.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a combination hand held circular saw and chain saw and an adapter to convert a conventional hand held circular saw to a chain saw comprising a hand held power means which includes housing means provided with handle means, motor means mounted in paid housing means said motor means provided with shaft means, and a surface plate operably mounted on said housing means, in combination with frame means, said frame means comprising an alignment plate, chain saw housing means and alignment means, sprocket means operably mounted on said motor shaft means, chain saw frame means adjustably mounted to said frame means and chain saw means.