As requested Mark,here are two pics of the 2-10
Ed
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As requested Mark,here are two pics of the 2-10
Ed
Well, 1-1/2 anyway...I will try to remember to look tomorrow but no guarantees as it will be busy.
Mark
Mark
Well done Ed glad it worked out in the end.
Quick question is 81 drives right for a mac 24inch? Reason I ask is I ordered that last time for the 24inch on the 800 and it wound up needing 83
Quick question is 81 drives right for a mac 24inch? Reason I ask is I ordered that last time for the 24inch on the 800 and it wound up needing 83
Yes it is, atleast thats what i have on both mcculloch 24 inch bars. 3/8-.50, sprocket tip and hardnose both use 81dl.
Ok good as thanks for that yea theres a whole inch difference in my 24 bars
I have some with 81 and some with 84, I have never tried to figure out why the difference.
Mark
Mark
I was working a bit with Ed on that saw yesterday. It was sold to him as a 2-10 but it's an older saw with no tag (no rivet holes where it could have been) and only some numbers stamped into the bottom of the engine case. It does have the larger tank but no secomp on it like the super.
The air filter is the old humped one.
Do those numbers stamped into the bottom of the engine case on the 10 series mean anything to you Mark?
I don't know how to interpret them on the 10 Series.
Mark
Mark
This will have been asked a million times but is the 7-10 clutch nut left or right hand thread?
It's RH Jethro.
Ed
Ed
RH only applies to serial numbers prefixed 11. Prefixes 12, 13, 14, and later are LH.
Aww lucky thanks poge mines 12
Ha it's got an arrow too awesome
My early IPL for the 10 prefix doesn't have a designation, but I'd guess RH there too since they changed to LH with prefix 12. The 7-10 Power Unit is also LH. There may be other variations, but that's all I could dig up knowing somewhere in the back of my mind they used both RH and LH threads on the PTO side.
Guess that's why it's got a handy arrow. Its tight on the taper dont want to hurt it
Sorry about that Jethro,I was going by mine & what Mark had said a while back.He said RH starters are Rh thread & LH starters are LH thread.
Ed
Ed
All good man yea the 7 10 is a left hand start
It lives again all clean n now freshly dirty hehe. What a strong saw nice snappy throttle response absolute heavenly sound. These 70cc saws have an amazing roar everyone agreed? Right good then Haha brap brap
I had assumed that your saw was a RH start like mine is.I didn't know that the 7-10 was both RH & LH start.Your 7-10 looks like it cut some wood in it's day.I never got a chance to put mine in any wood yet,just some test cuts.I need to adjust the carb,seems to dog down when it needs to kick itself into high gear.I'll just tweak the lo a bit.
Ed
Ed
