I have 4 McCulloch chainsaws;
An Italian made Titan 60, ProMac 610, 1-43 and an Eager Beaver 2.0 top handle.
An Italian made Titan 60, ProMac 610, 1-43 and an Eager Beaver 2.0 top handle.
McCulloch Chain Saws
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Get it running and spray the crank seals with carb cleaner and see if it changes RPM. Quick test of the crank seals.
Brian
Brian
Hi Brian,
Not sure which saw you're referring to, the 1-43 runs flawlessly after the carb took an ultrasonic bath and a new Tillotson carb kit. I will need to get a new cap valve because it's missing.
Al D.
Not sure which saw you're referring to, the 1-43 runs flawlessly after the carb took an ultrasonic bath and a new Tillotson carb kit. I will need to get a new cap valve because it's missing.
Al D.
I'm guessing he's referring to the 7-10 crank seal discussion, not your 1-43. Nice saw, btw.
How would one do that? From underneath? Seems like carb cleaner indiscriminately sprayed in the area of the points on a running saw wouldn't be a very good idea. What could possibly go wrong? LOL
How would one do that? From underneath? Seems like carb cleaner indiscriminately sprayed in the area of the points on a running saw wouldn't be a very good idea. What could possibly go wrong? LOL
Since the seals are new, I wonder if the garter spring popped out on the clutch side? Not hard to when going over the step in the crank.
Nice little herd. Welcome aboard.
Big tree, too. Did you drop it?
Big tree, too. Did you drop it?
Wow busy few days on here.
Nice macs Timdog
Nice macs Timdog
Just reached down to pull away a stick stupid really stupid
The point side would be kind of hard to get to, but the PTO side you can get to. A quick check on at least one side. From what my experience has been is the PTO side is the most subsessable to having problems because it has the smallest bearing and the most stress. Also you would not spray a large amount. Just a very small squirt is all it takes. I do this on the intakes of 10 series saws all the time. Usually even the smallest squirt will kill the engine if there is a leak.
Brian
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Did anyone else see the full wrap handle for the 800, 850, etc on eBay? I’m speechless, no offense meant to whomever the buyer was...
Kudos to the seller.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/McCULLOCH-...AC-850-PM-800-805-8200-CHAINSAW-/392279844480
Kudos to the seller.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/McCULLOCH-...AC-850-PM-800-805-8200-CHAINSAW-/392279844480
Its definately a sellers market right now. I have to admit i just sold that pm800 the other day. I was shocked! The auction started out with a buy it now for 575.00 or starting bid at .99 cents. When it was over the winner paid $1289.99 total!! My wife asked me how many more could we sell? Lol...silly woman. Makes you think about it though.
Mini mac , is there a specific thread?
things you got with your mini mac 130 back in 1984, and 103.95$
things you got with your mini mac 130 back in 1984, and 103.95$
I think about machines having a life with the user and it's triumphs and failures , it's sad that a great saw will sit on a self for however long before it's glory is forgotten, no one benefits from that.
Its definately a sellers market right now. I have to admit i just sold that pm800 the other day. I was shocked! The auction started out with a buy it now for 575.00 or starting bid at .99 cents. When it was over the winner paid $1289.99 total!! My wife asked me how many more could we sell? Lol...silly woman. Makes you think about it though.
Its definately a sellers market right now. I have to admit i just sold that pm800 the other day. I was shocked! The auction started out with a buy it now for 575.00 or starting bid at .99 cents. When it was over the winner paid $1289.99 total!! My wife asked me how many more could we sell? Lol...silly woman. Makes you think about it though.
Maint Sup - Look here:https://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/mcculloch-mini-and-small-cc-chainsaws.218770/
Mark
Mark
Ran my 800 a little tonight. It didn’t spit out the plug - thank you, Brian.
Wonder if the current MAC prices are like the used compact tractor market - folks are afraid of the EPA driven complexity of newer machines?
Ron
Wonder if the current MAC prices are like the used compact tractor market - folks are afraid of the EPA driven complexity of newer machines?
Ron
