Mcculloch 1964 450

[hemihead]

This picture says it has 87 CC but somebody else had showed me in a manual where it said it was 90 CC does anybody happen to have the manual where it shows it's 90cc and can I get a picture of that thank you

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[knockbill]

Mike Acres says 87cc also..

http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.nsf/GasbyManufacturer?OpenView&Start=75.158&Count=30&Expand=75#75

 

[hemihead]

Mike Acres says 87cc also..

http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.nsf/GasbyManufacturer?OpenView&Start=75.158&Count=30&Expand=75#75

Yeah it was a while back someone on here had a manual they showed me that it did say it was a 90cc saw now maybe there were a couple of different years made 64 to 67 so maybe one of the other years they made a super 450 that had 90cc but I need the manual or a technician Library to run my serial number and see which exact saw I have

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[chipper1]

Maybe @ray benson has something for you.
Good luck on the search, sometimes the information on specific models can be a bit burdensome to find, but I'm sure someone will be around soon to help out.

 

[ray benson]

chainsawcollectorsse member has an owners manual for a McCulloch 450 that gives motor specs as 5.5 cu in- 90cc not the 87cc that is on M. Acres site. Looking at an Intertec Chainsaw Service manual 3rd edition - it lists the 450 as 5.5 cu in which is 90cc. Looking at a McCulloch chainsaw publication guide - they list only a 450 . No super 450. So the 450 is 90cc

 

[chipper1]

chainsawcollectorsse member has an owners manual for a McCulloch 450 that gives motor specs as 5.5 cu in- 90cc not the 87cc that is on M. Acres site. Looking at an Intertec Chainsaw Service manual 3rd edition - it lists the 450 as 5.5 cu in which is 90cc. Looking at a McCulloch chainsaw publication guide - they list only a 450 . No super 450. So the 450 is 90cc

Thanks Ray, I figured you'd have the info or access to those with it .