FLEETWOOD CANADA(SMARTS) 200.

FLEETWOOD MODEL200 CANADIAN.


USA models made by:MANUFACTURED BY: BAY STATE POWER EQUIPMENT CO.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS, U.S.A. (UNDER FLEETWOOD BRAND SAW).
SOUTH MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, U.S.A.

CANADIAN SMART'S(Fleetwood):CANADA FOUNDRIES AND FORGINGS,LIMITED,
BROCKVILLE ONTARIO,CANADA (James Smart Manufacturing Co.)

History by Tom Hawkins:
There is no connection between the Fleetwood saws produced by Baystate Equipment and the Titan brand saws. However Baystate's Fleetwood model:200 was sold by Smart's in Canada.
Note the model:200 was strickly a bucking saw only, the model:400 was their all position saw, it had a swivel type carburetor for felling purposes.
FMC (Food Machinery Corporation) was the parent company of Bolens.
In 1956 FMC purchased the Fleetwood brand from Baystate Equipment and began making Fleetwood saws in 1957, they were the same as the Bolens saws just different paint.
In 1957 Draper Industries purchased Titan Chain Saw Company, but they only wanted Titan's bar and chain division. Draper then sold Titan's saw division to FMC, also in 1957.
FMC then produced their own saws, making three lines all based around the Titan model:50. FMC made the seven model Bolens brand, the seven model Fleetwood brand, and the eight model Titan brand. But they were the same saws from brand to brand just different paint. FMC did offer a newer version of the Titan model:75, now relabeled as the model:85, but only as a Titan.
It appears that FMC discontinued the Fleet brand around 1959, the Titan's disappeared after 1960 and Bolens chain saw production halted after the 1962 run.