Gday Fellas

[ozflea]

Fosters is closely related to Goats xxxx and any god fearing heathen from downunder would proberly only wash his dog with it.

 

[ozflea]

My bells are all rung out mate
Never travelled that far north i hear their still into eating people up there.
I'd say that you would have had a hard teachin them there fella's anything

 

[ozflea]

Sorry for answering the first reply last but hay bro i'm from downunder what else would you expect.
Us real men stay away from Huskies no matter how much their developed their still no match for a Mac.
Sorry but i don't know Kieth but wouldn't mind taking to him if he ever comes on line.

One eyed Mac Man
Bob Cornwell...........Australia

 

[ozflea]

Hardwood it makes sure that them termites sharpen their teeth before dining.
I know that the Australian Jarah is even harder closely related to cutting steel.
It needs a chainsaw fitted with an Oxy Acetalene attachment to bring them down.

 

[a_lopa]

ha bob, i dont know any logging cos around here using any huskys,in papua you would give them a hard hat and theyd run home with there new bowl LOL. its funny that fosters has any reputation i cant work it out.what other saws you got???

 

[ozflea]

Now only the 3 Mac's and the Twin but then i was never a collector just a silly racer, loved fast women fast cars so why not fast chainsaws, gee i should have squirrelled away some of those old saws that i traded in during the early 80's but i didn't have enough hair on my chest to pick most of them up let alone use them.
The 3 Mac's have Kart engines 91cc can't find my old log book i kept on them now as it detailed all the spec's of these 3 saws. But they used Mac 250 chassis or CP 125 chassis.

 

[Mange]

If you would post whatever you have into the used equipment forum, I am sure it is a matter of minutes.........

Do you have any video of the old twin to post, that would make my day.
I am sure more than I would like to see that saw in action.

Have been to your site a while back, did you not have links from that site before?

Mange

 

[MacDaddy]

Hi Bob I looked over your site pretty cool stuff I like that solo twin do you have any video of that saw cutting I bet that saw sounds great

 

[ozflea]

Nope that sort of high tech stuff i couldn't afford so theres no video clip of my mighty twin in action but it sounded sweet to the ears.

 

[MacDaddy]

Do you still have the solo or know who has one I would realy like to see one in action

 

[Mange]

Yes, that saw would be something to see.

 

[ozflea]

Well fellas maybe your luck is in, i kinda hope that today sometime or if thats not possible over the next week or two that i will be able to get a little footage with my new digital camera it takes about 1 1/2 to 2 minutes of movie just hope that i'm smart enough to work it out.

Secondly i see a link off the main page to The Chainsaw Collectors the words are there but no pic's would anyone have a copy of the Missing Mac's

CHAINSAW COLLECTORS CORNER


McCulloch 1-76 frame, McCulloch MC 101 go cart engine, single, large HL
carb. Open expansion chamber ( hurts your ears). Built by Paul Mueller Jr.
Operator Scott Mueller. 3 cuts through 14"-15" poplar in 8 seconds. It's a
real rush to run!



Paul Mueller Sr. running Paul Jr's McCulloch 250 frame with MC 92 go cart
engine. This is a hot little saw, it will make 3 cuts in 14"-15" poplar in
less than 7 seconds with Paul Sr. operating. Paul Sr. built saws like this
for Rapids Distributing in Wisconsin Rapids WI in the late sixties and early
seventies. They could go more radical back then since GEM performance and
McC parts were current production. GEM even made stroker cranks for these
engines, and Paul Sr. used them in his old saws. In the background is Les
Born operating his McC 250 frame with MC 101 engine. This saw has run at
Hayward and has brought home some trophies.

PS I have a gem manifold in stock
Bob Cornwell...........Australia

 

[ozflea]

How do you post photo's on site ?????

 

[ozflea]

God i need my eyes tested couldnt see for lookin.