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I was given a Homelite Timberman 45 chansaw (20" blade). It has missing parts. I'm seeking a manual so I can identify the parts I'll need. The model number for an 18" identical saw is UT-10910. Please help?

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Go to eparts.com You can look up part numbers and diagrams.

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