McCulloch 610 that needs a new bar and chain
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Tazman1602
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Hey Chuck,
I've got a thirty year old (1980) ProMac 610 and have always run oregon bars and full chisel. That saw still runs great, but it can't keep up or even compare to my Husky's.
DANG! Just looked at Oregon's site and there's not a decent chain listed nor a promac 610...just the promac series. I'd shoot Oregon an email and see what they say: [email protected] <[email protected]>
lawnmowertech37
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can i be of any assistance you all ?
is there anything i can help with ?
is there anything i can help with ?
Well, if you have a 16" chain and bar for a McCulloch 610, that would be great.
Thanks
lawnmowertech37
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ok i will check and see what i can find out for you
it may be tommorrow or thursday before i can get back to ya on that thanks
calvin
excess650
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You can walk into your local Lowes and buy a 20" Oregon bar and chain combo. For a 16" you have to look a little harder, but I picked up a new one on Ebay. Also, there are 24" and 28" OEMs still available if you want a longer bar.
zmatch
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Chain/Bar info
I have the same saw, a McCulloch ProMac 610 with a 16" bar. If you go to Oregonchain.com, you can get an easy selector guide for your saw. interestingly, if you select homeowner vs. professional, you get slightly different recommendations (more/less aggressive chains)
For the chain itself, the best deal was easily Amazon (with free shipping after adding items to reach $25)
I started using my "Oregon Chain Premium Vanguard 16-Inch Chain Saw Blade #D60" yesterday.
You will likely not find an Oregon D60 chain locally - neither Lowes and The Home Depot sell it.
Incidentally For the sprocket you have, the bulk chain from which they make the loop will likely be labeled "72" or "91" , stamped on the links. The D60 is a loop of "72"
I didn't try to get the bar/chain combo, which is probably your best deal.
I have the same saw, a McCulloch ProMac 610 with a 16" bar. If you go to Oregonchain.com, you can get an easy selector guide for your saw. interestingly, if you select homeowner vs. professional, you get slightly different recommendations (more/less aggressive chains)
For the chain itself, the best deal was easily Amazon (with free shipping after adding items to reach $25)
I started using my "Oregon Chain Premium Vanguard 16-Inch Chain Saw Blade #D60" yesterday.
You will likely not find an Oregon D60 chain locally - neither Lowes and The Home Depot sell it.
Incidentally For the sprocket you have, the bulk chain from which they make the loop will likely be labeled "72" or "91" , stamped on the links. The D60 is a loop of "72"
I didn't try to get the bar/chain combo, which is probably your best deal.
Why not call Bailey's? 800 322 4539
Your "ex" has them? I hope she doesn't have both of your nuts too. :greenchainsaw:
I wonder what John Wayne would do?
csx7006
BNSF Amarillo Division Railfan
Your "ex" has them? I hope she doesn't have both of your nuts too. :greenchainsaw:
I wonder what John Wayne would do?
nah. she doesn't have the crown jewels.thankfully i never married her
lawnmowertech37
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she must of been from jville am i correct ?
Bars for the 600 Series saws (605, 610, 650, etc.) will swap with the 10 Series saws (10-10, PM700/800 etc.) or Titans. Calvin may have something on hand or there are plent of choices on e-bay. Right now cheapchainsawparts has a bar & chain combo for $25 + shipping. Not my first choice of chain though with that Oregon with the folded over rakers.
Mark
Mark
csx7006
BNSF Amarillo Division Railfan
nope here in texas
