Kevin hayes
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i say if you have one mac you've already got it! i started with a mac 10-10 and a poulan 3700 got rid of the 3700 for another mac[emoji2]
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McCulloch Chain Saws
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Kevin hayes
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Many of the older saws had the plug wire routed under the shroud. Some had a fabric shield over the plug wire, many did not.
1-10
5-10
7-10
This is actually a 2-10G
CP70
You get the idea...
Mark
1-10
5-10
7-10
This is actually a 2-10G
CP70
You get the idea...
Mark
I have another CP70 project saw in the shop that is available. I haven't really checked into it to know what all might be needed. Bob Johnson has the cylinder/crankcase and piston kits if needed...
If I think of it, I will get some photos and post them.
Mark
If I think of it, I will get some photos and post them.
Mark
Dont tell the poulan guys you did that Haha. I love my 4000 and it would be very hard for me to get rid of it for any mac. It would also be very hard to get rid of any mac for another poulan too. Kinda like selling ya kids to me I sold my Lombard comango and still wish I didn't.. poor old thing I hope she's doing ok
A little trivia on the Camango name.
Lombard had a contest to name the saw for a prize. Not sure what the prize was but a little girl named it. It stands for "Command and go".
Lombard had a contest to name the saw for a prize. Not sure what the prize was but a little girl named it. It stands for "Command and go".
What's the story on that one Poge?
Christmas gift from my oldest son a couple years ago. Said he stumbled across it online. Can't help but wonder what he was really looking for. LOL
He's a little bent. Said it reminded him of my Macs in a weird kind o' way. Not sure if he was referring to the yellow polka dot blouse or the cinder block shape of the saw.
It's actually one of only a few by a rather interesting California artist named Ming Ong. Innocence and darkness combined with a touch of humor. The life of any party, eh? And since you asked...
-- Ming Ong is an artist and designer, based in Los Angeles, California. Her artwork reflects her international upbringing and inclusive worldview.
At first, Ming's paintings seem to be just sweet, innocent illustrations of children and animals, hearkening back to classic children's books. Upon closer examination, they reveal a darker, more dangerous side.
Viewers are tempted to laugh at these humorous juxtapositions. Then they're challenged to discern their deeper, hidden meaning. Indeed, beyond the bright colors, illustrated style, and nostalgic feel are thoughtful, incisive comments about society and culture.
Ming's artwork is inspired by her rich childhood memories of Southeast Asia and insular experience as a Chinese immigrant growing up in Canada. Recurring themes in Ming's work include loss of innocence, emotional detachment, moral confusion, and cultural disconnect.
Her influences include mid-century American advertising, 80's American cartoons, Chinese propaganda art, Japanese pop culture, and vintage children’s book illustrations, as well as artists Johannes Vermeer, Francisco Goya, Edouard Manet, Francis Bacon, and Jessie Wilcox Smith.
Ming is a graduate of the Art Center College of Design, majoring in illustration. She has exhibited in numerous solo and group shows across California, and her illustrations have been published in the New York Times, American Illustration 29, Village Voice, LA Weekly, The Stranger, Bitch Magazine, and many others. She has launched a line of products featuring her art, including t-shirts, prints, and greeting cards, available online and in select boutique stores. Visit ming-ong.com. --
He's a little bent. Said it reminded him of my Macs in a weird kind o' way. Not sure if he was referring to the yellow polka dot blouse or the cinder block shape of the saw.
It's actually one of only a few by a rather interesting California artist named Ming Ong. Innocence and darkness combined with a touch of humor. The life of any party, eh? And since you asked...
-- Ming Ong is an artist and designer, based in Los Angeles, California. Her artwork reflects her international upbringing and inclusive worldview.
At first, Ming's paintings seem to be just sweet, innocent illustrations of children and animals, hearkening back to classic children's books. Upon closer examination, they reveal a darker, more dangerous side.
Viewers are tempted to laugh at these humorous juxtapositions. Then they're challenged to discern their deeper, hidden meaning. Indeed, beyond the bright colors, illustrated style, and nostalgic feel are thoughtful, incisive comments about society and culture.
Ming's artwork is inspired by her rich childhood memories of Southeast Asia and insular experience as a Chinese immigrant growing up in Canada. Recurring themes in Ming's work include loss of innocence, emotional detachment, moral confusion, and cultural disconnect.
Her influences include mid-century American advertising, 80's American cartoons, Chinese propaganda art, Japanese pop culture, and vintage children’s book illustrations, as well as artists Johannes Vermeer, Francisco Goya, Edouard Manet, Francis Bacon, and Jessie Wilcox Smith.
Ming is a graduate of the Art Center College of Design, majoring in illustration. She has exhibited in numerous solo and group shows across California, and her illustrations have been published in the New York Times, American Illustration 29, Village Voice, LA Weekly, The Stranger, Bitch Magazine, and many others. She has launched a line of products featuring her art, including t-shirts, prints, and greeting cards, available online and in select boutique stores. Visit ming-ong.com. --
Yea it's a funny story that one. The saw still ran ok was rather tidy but really needed a p/c and I couldn't justify spending that on it when I really didn't have much of an interest in it. The spike now lives on my 800 for the meantime. I should of kept it but got me a new chain for a mac Haha.
That's a real interesting tale there poge mite look her up. At first I thought you were going to say it was the girl that named the Lombard.
Hey toofus I tried to jump on the wife's Facebook and she said I can piss off and get my own Facebook haha. She also pointed me to a t shirt printing place here in town so I think itle be easyer but thanks for the idea though hehe
Jethro, if you do decide to get on. Look me up and I'll add you to a few of the McCulloch groups on there. There are 3 or 4 that I am a part of, good people for the most part also.
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I would like too for those kinds of things but I really dont like it eh. Maybe I'm an old fart at heart but everyone and everything seems to revolve around the bloody thing. Smoko time at work have a look around and everyone is just mindlessly scrolling through getting fed the bollocks that it feeds them. I cant talk I'm glued to my fone talking to you guys but at least I'm learning stuff and searching for my own brain.
I stay off it because I'll become one too and I've refused it for years now so cant give up Haha I hope you understand
I stay off it because I'll become one too and I've refused it for years now so cant give up Haha I hope you understand
Oh I understand. I finally gave in though. It can get out of hand, but only as much as you let itI would like too for those kinds of things but I really dont like it eh. Maybe I'm an old fart at heart but everyone and everything seems to revolve around the bloody thing. Smoko time at work have a look around and everyone is just mindlessly scrolling through getting fed the bollocks that it feeds them. I cant talk I'm glued to my fone talking to you guys but at least I'm learning stuff and searching for my own brain.
I stay off it because I'll become one too and I've refused it for years now so cant give up Haha I hope you understand
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Yea that's the bit where I'd get undone.
Kevin hayes
ArboristSite Operative
well i hope your ol girl is to..3700 is with a friend of mine so the lady isnt far away i just really wanted his 35a real bad love that loud and really slow thing
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The elusive 39. Hopefully I will have a chance to do a complete restoration on this one some day.
Even has a "clutch cover" over the bar/chain.
The 39 has the 35A style manual oiler near the rear handle. The custom made fuel cap includes turned threads to match.
Mark
Even has a "clutch cover" over the bar/chain.
The 39 has the 35A style manual oiler near the rear handle. The custom made fuel cap includes turned threads to match.
Mark
Funny saws those watering can models but if ya gotta have it ya then ya gotta have it
