Wertach: If you have the Manufacturers and Model info for the saws and trimmers and blowers we could better assist you within your needs. If they are 20 - 30 yrs old then a few hundred dollars could be realized for the entire lot . If they are quality product . If they are cheap units then even less . Only if the units are within 10 yrs old will you see any real return on your time and resolve.

If you try to get them operating, ethanol fuel may eat the fuel lines.

Most of them are 30 or so years old, plus or minus. Solid built stuff, metal instead of plastic, but not the better brands. They are Poulan, Sears, Homelite, ETC.

It will be the weekend before I have time to fool with them and get the numbers.

I am just going to replace the plugs, put gas in them and pull a few times. Who knows they may start right up.

I have non-ethanol gas that use in my older stuff, so the fuel lines will be OK.

They were ran dry the last time they were started. Unless one of my brothers messed with them after the last time I ran them.

I had some success!

Three of the four chainsaws started and ran good after about a dozen pulls, the one that didn't start isn't getting a spark. It's a really old, maybe 70's model Sears with a worn out 14" bar so I'm going to sell it as is or give it away.

None of the weed-eaters have a spark, so I'll sell as is or give away. Weed-Eaters are so cheap now-days, it wouldn't be worth the trouble.

The newest leaf blower started also, the other one has a bad bearing and sounded like it was going to explode when it sputtered for a few minutes. The fan or whatever it's called is rubbing the housing.

I think I'll keep the good leaf blower, it's a Hoss!