Set it on the log and go take a break
so you can lift it again for the next cut
, by the end of the day you'll be either 
or 
for hefting that thing around
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Any Saw Collectors up Michigan way?
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so you can lift it again for the next cut, by the end of the day you'll be either or for hefting that thing around.nmarciano19
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Sounds like my kind of saw. HahaSet it on the log and go take a break
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Aaron Rybicki
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I like all McCulloch saws (except for the Husqvarna owned rebranded type) but for some reason I have a big soft spot for late 60's to late 70's McCulloch saws. Any of the 10 Series saws grab my attention like no other.
I like the 50cc saws a lot, that and the 70's.
Most of my time running them is spent on the 35-50cc saws.
Aaron Rybicki
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Really looking to get a 7-10A in my collection. Any SP81s are a plus. Probably some of favorites out of the McCulloch line up. Apparently I'm getting a decent refurbished SP125.. (hopefully I'm not getting scammed lol). We'll see..
Aaron Rybicki
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Nice! Still waiting to get my hands on a Pro Mac 10-10. Only have the Pro 10-10 as of now and that thing is very impressive!
Cool.
I'm more into the 3 series huskys myself for play saws, and the 5 series and mtronic saws for work saws.
Once I get a shop I may mess with some of the older saws, but for now I primarily buy saws that are ready to go or those needing work to resell.
Aaron Rybicki
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Understandable..
This for me is more or less a hobby as my main job is Law Enforcement. I just like to take old Mac's that are considered "For Parts Only" and make them run
..and collect some nice looking/lightly used ones along the way. These saws (at least to me) are works of art. I could look at em' all damn day. On top of that, the vast majority of them are built to last and are strong runners, even if they just need a carb kit.
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You are not a collector, you are a hoarder!
+1You are not a collector, you are a hoarder!
WellYou are not a collector, you are a hoarder!
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Rick Helsel is a huge collector in north part MI.
Has rows and rows and rows of saws. Plus tons of them everywhere.
Has rows and rows and rows of saws. Plus tons of them everywhere.
Yeah, he's got a few, few hundred, or more
.I always forget he's up there, I need to get north more lol.
Howdy neighbor
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Hell yea genesee and ogemaw County bro! Welcome! I know I'm alil late to the party.
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I live in Lansing ,I do have 2 old macs, I collect and repair them.
Welcome to AS
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