McCulloch Chain Saws

[heimannm]

Looks pretty sweet now too







Mark

 

[Deererainman]

I've been reviewing Masterminds thread about cleaning up a cylinder. I have a few parts coming and will update when I begin to clean up the cylinder.

Thanks Ron.

Jeff, clean that cylinder good. If you use reading glasses - wear them when you inspect your work. If you don't, ... well I would rather not say what might happen, but it won't be pretty. If rebuilt properly, I believe this could become one of your favorite saws. Ron

 

[rwoods]

I wish MM had posted his thread before I tried acid on one of my cylinders. What could have worked with a small scrape is now ruined with a nice crater. Ron

 

[Deererainman]

Looking around Craigslist:

http://joplin.craigslist.org/grd/4926267078.html

PM 1000 $450.00

 

[heimannm]

I am sure there are tasks that the PM1000/Partner 100 are great at, but for me I will use other saws before I run the 1000. Perhaps a really fresh saw is nice, but the one I have is not that impressive.



Mark

 

[joeymt33]

I agree Mark. I had one that seemed to be in good shape but I got rid of it because of what you just said, not a very impressive saw.


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[Deererainman]

I like this better too.

mobile command center

 

[workshop]

Looking around Craigslist:

http://joplin.craigslist.org/grd/4926267078.html

PM 1000 $450.00

Yeah, that's been on there for a month. Still no takers.

 

[heimannm]

Here a bit of McSaw, combination of a 101 kart engine and some left over saw parts...this one is a junk yard dog, ugly with a nasty bite.





Jeff looking on.





I put a different bar on it, hopefully the chain will stay on. I think it has an 11 pin sprocket on it now.

Mark

 

[Deererainman]

Well the SP 81 is going back together after cleaning up the cylinder (the MM method). New parts include: pulse line, both crank seals, "B" piston w/ rings, carb kit , rear a/v, coil, condenser & points. Forgot the new fuel line. Will have to order one tonight. Tested the oiler, working good.

All I need to do is mount the top.

Question: Can I install a new fuel line without taking the tank apart? I'd like to get the top mounted tomorrow.

Thanks in advance

jeff

 

[rwoods]

Well the SP 81 is going back together after cleaning up the cylinder (the MM method). New parts include: pulse line, both crank seals, "B" piston w/ rings, carb kit , rear a/v, coil, condenser & points. Forgot the new fuel line. Will have to order one tonight. Tested the oiler, working good.

All I need to do is mount the top.

Question: Can I install a new fuel line without taking the tank apart? I'd like to get the top mounted tomorrow.

Thanks in advance

jeff

Yes, just manipulate it through with the fuel cap off. Ron

 

[Warped5]

Yes, just manipulate it through with the fuel cap off. Ron

Yep, slide it down a wire that you put through the cap opening and bulkhead hole. If the fit is a bit loose, wrap it with Teflon tape to snug it up. Make sure you save the spring (if any) from inside the old fuel line.

 

[fossil]

Hi Ted

 

[Warped5]

Hiya Tim!

 

[Deererainman]

Mark could use this on his electric start saw.

 

[joeymt33]

Mark could use this on his electric start saw.

I dropped one of those off at the McMuseum last time I was there. I actually miss it a little as I did use it from time to time.


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[Deererainman]

Initial compression on the SP 81.[/IMG]

 

[leecopland]

I am sure there are tasks that the PM1000/Partner 100 are great at, but for me I will use other saws before I run the 1000. Perhaps a really fresh saw is nice, but the one I have is not that impressive.

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Mark

Hi Mark this is the post that shows a 7-10 with a right hand starter, but maybe just has the wrong AC cover. The PO has sent some extra pics but not any that clear anything up. I've asked for more but no response so far.

Lee

 

[67L36Driver]

A shoot from the hip evilbay BIN has left me waiting on a PM700 from Texas.

Yellow saws just don't show up on C'List here in the Midland Empire.

 

[heimannm]

I have a few odds and ends if you end up needing something.



Mark