McCulloch Chain Saws

[roosterhog]

Mark:

Found your old and very detailed threads and went into the oil system. Very nice pics. Pretty sure I fixed it. The pump was clogged with black sludge. The rest of the tank was very clean. Before I run it, I wanted to remove the clutch to grease the bearing. Does this remove by turning to the right (clockwise)? It has an arrow pointing clockwise. Thanks!

 

[Rocketross57]

Yes it's left hand thread

 

[backhoelover]

for all the mcculloch guy. i bought this off ebay and made it a pdf file for you guys!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[backhoelover]

hope you like

 

[Rocketross57]

for all the mcculloch guy. i bought this off ebay and made it a pdf file for you guys!!!!!!!!!!!

That was cool. Thanks for that!

 

[ILikesEmGreen]

for all the mcculloch guy. i bought this off ebay and made it a pdf file for you guys!!!!!!!!!!!

Very cool! Thanks for the share!

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[PogoInTheWoods]

+1

 

[heimannm]

Nice copy and good information, thanks.

Mark

 

[Nogoingback]

Not saw related but part of the Mcculloch history. These pics were taken at a vintage karting event held at the Sugar River Raceway in Brodhead,WI. this past July.

 

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[fossil]

Good stuff.

 

[heimannm]

Great photos Kris. I will have to watch for that event next year and try to visit.

Mark

 

[Rocketross57]

Here's my contribution to McChistory. It's an ad from a 1961 Journal of Forestry.

 

[heimannm]

Here is a McCulloch accessory you don't see every day.





Mark

 

[turtle561]

had a Bug brand kart in the 60's with a clinton a490 on it, class A bushing i believe. later a a mac99 engine came to me and boy did it fly ! now i know why, 160cc. i have a mac 55 engine, removeable head, now that i want to revive, does any one know which of the kart engines this corresponds too ?

 

[heimannm]

Most closely related to the MAC10. The 44 and 55 both have the removable head with the plug in the center, 77 cc. The Super 44/55 (80 cc) and Super A 44/55 (87 cc) both had the spark plug moved to the side and set at an angle.

 

[super44]

Fun stuff!! My dad had a McCulloch go kart when I was a kid. 0-60 in nothing flat, he figured he better get rid of it when I figured out how to start it.

 

[heimannm]

Not as exciting as the karts, but a piece of McCulloch history as well.









Power Mac 6 introduced in 1968, two years before the Mini Mac...

Mark

 

[super44]

I got a power Mac 6 like that but a black handle for $15.00 at the flea market this summer. Still has the original bar and chain and the paint is in about the same condition as the one above. It kind of runs but needs a carb cleaning.