joeymt33
I bleed YELLOW!
Looks like a D30
McCulloch Chain Saws
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joeymt33
I bleed YELLOW!
I'm not too good with the old though. Maybe mark will tell us soon
Mr. Bow Saw
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There is a D-30 and a D-36, Its one of them.
I no dat guy...............................
Thanks.
Supposed to run. See if I can trade him a little Poulan for it.
ethar
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Nick around here I would guess the ethanol lvl is alot higher as after about 3 days the ethanol has started gathering water. I can leave a pint of it and usually overnight you can see alil separation. Finally found a station with non eth gas.
Indeed the saw photo'd above started life as a D-30 or D-36. The AF cover off many different saw will fit with a slight modification to clear the starter. The donor was probably a 1-41/61 as no modification would have been needed since those two had the notch originally.
Mark
Mark
Near 50 old magnesium runners in my collection and down to only one Mac. A 10-10S. Need to change that.
They should be as thick as Homelites around here but I think Mo. Jim scoops 'em up.
They should be as thick as Homelites around here but I think Mo. Jim scoops 'em up.
Here is a 1-41 and 1-60 showing the notch in the AF cover, as well as a 1-43 and 1-62 without the notch.
1-40/41
1-60
Later saws in both lines lost the notch.
Mark
1-40/41
1-60
Later saws in both lines lost the notch.
Mark
Must I torture you guys with my old pictures to keep this going??? Ron
joeymt33
I bleed YELLOW!
We've moved Ron. Come join us
joeymt33
I bleed YELLOW!
I thought I sent you a PM with a hint.
I keep up there. Just don't have anything to contribute yet. Ron
I am trying to maintain dual citizenship at this point...
and for anyone interested, I have tried to replace all the missing photos from the McCulloch carburetor thread.
Mark
and for anyone interested, I have tried to replace all the missing photos from the McCulloch carburetor thread.
Mark
mad murdock
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That "un"authorized service center sign is too cool!!
Thanks, I am afraid that Bob McCulloch would come out of his grave and get me if I claimed to be authorized. Ron
psgflier
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Knock knock, anybody home? Looks like everyone moved and didn't leave a forwarding address.
I've been lurking on this thread for a while, but not much to contribute.
Made a couple of videos. Might be a little long winded, but here goes.
I've been lurking on this thread for a while, but not much to contribute.
Made a couple of videos. Might be a little long winded, but here goes.
Read back a few pages, there is in fact a forwarding address, or at least was. Perhaps the reference has been removed.
To keep this one going, I'll add a few photos. I picked up the 1-71, 450, and SP125 several years ago, as well as the 1-85 in the background. In those days my chainsaw workbench consisted of a piece of plywood on a couple of saw horses.
Later on I graduated to an old wooden bench I used to have to keep my few saws on. You can see it in the background, by now I was adding a few more saws to the collection.
Eventually I had to put up some shelves to get most of the saws off the floor.
Today I have most of the wall space in my garage and workshop covered.
Mark
To keep this one going, I'll add a few photos. I picked up the 1-71, 450, and SP125 several years ago, as well as the 1-85 in the background. In those days my chainsaw workbench consisted of a piece of plywood on a couple of saw horses.
Later on I graduated to an old wooden bench I used to have to keep my few saws on. You can see it in the background, by now I was adding a few more saws to the collection.
Eventually I had to put up some shelves to get most of the saws off the floor.
Today I have most of the wall space in my garage and workshop covered.
Mark
psgflier
ArboristSite Member
Is there a parts index for McCulloch? I have binders full of ipls as well as McBob's cd, but an index would be handy
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