Nice looking bar for sure.
McCulloch Chain Saws
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The 3/8" slot would fit the large frame saws, but I have never seen a 20" sprocket tip bar for those saws. Nice find.
Mark
Mark
Ok cool well there's another for 40 bucks nz perhaps I might grab it too
Thats a rascal that goes through the trouble of stenciling a bar another brand ? They did a nice job anyway.
So do ya recon it's a screw up? It's been for sale a few months. I brought my 1 ages ago
Could be ,but a jonsred dealer could have switched to Macs at some point and didnt have display bars? I'd ask the seller were they are from.
There are quite a few bars out there that are nicely labelled that are the wrong mount. All it takes are a bunch of bars and someone to silkscreen the logo / name on. D024 is very close to a large Husky mount D009.
Does it oil on your MACS?
Does it oil on your MACS?
Anyone have an opinion on a PM60? 10 series version.
Love mine,incredible power for a 3.8cube/62cc saw.One of the main ones I reach for,handles most of my firewood & other duties.Will pull a 28" full chisel in hardwoods no problem but I keep a 20" on it pretty much all the time for better chain speed.Same displacement as the SP60 that's a couple years newer,minus the anti-vibe rubber mounts.My SP60 needs some carb/ignition work,I'll get to it one of these days hopefully.
Yeah it oils through the adjuster holes like normal
Desirable to me. LOL
Ran across this just yesterday. As mentioned, there's one near me I'd love to snag but it's a ways off and caish is a little tight right now for such things with Christmas coming up. But it is Black Friday, so....
Pulled down the spare 700 block today and am pretty happy with it. Looks rough on the camera but feels very very nice not sure why it looks grotty. There is a slight little score below the exhaust port but nothing to worry about.
Exhaust side of piston
Intake side
Someone has been on here before and I wonder what the hell they were doing?
So yeah not perfect but 40 US dollars was worth the gamble
Exhaust side of piston
Intake side
Someone has been on here before and I wonder what the hell they were doing?
So yeah not perfect but 40 US dollars was worth the gamble
I like mine quite a bit, it's definitely lighter than the pro mac 700. I have a 24" bar with full comp on it and it does very well , lots of bark!
I made 3 videos for Jethro a few pages back all the saws are running 8 pin rim sprockets including the pm60 with the 24" , I'll probably swap it back to 7 but the 8 barely phases it.
This was a seasoned red oak log and I was trying the 8 pin out for the first time.
That's pretty dam hard wood your hooking into
NorthEast Tennessee Saturday MAC Report
Deary day in North East Tennessee today. Lots of family stuff for me the past few days so no cutting for me. Believe Brian and Lee cut at the lot today. I hope they didn't get too wet.
I dug into the archives of Blind Squirrel Falling for some photos. Upfront apology to those who have seen them before now. These photos predate my acquaintance with Brian.
Playing in the FJ40 ten years ago.
Sorry, I digress.
The beginning of my affection for the 82cc Ten Series. Cutting the root balls and limbing about a dozen of these large yard Maples. Sept. 2010
Loaded for the 2011 tornado. April 2011
Two 125s, 60cc off brand and two 82cc.
Revisiting the Red Oak that almost killed me. Oct. 2011
My favorite 125 and my favorite 800
Bucking a large Poplar with a 125. December 2011
To Be Continued.
Ron
Deary day in North East Tennessee today. Lots of family stuff for me the past few days so no cutting for me. Believe Brian and Lee cut at the lot today. I hope they didn't get too wet.
I dug into the archives of Blind Squirrel Falling for some photos. Upfront apology to those who have seen them before now. These photos predate my acquaintance with Brian.
Playing in the FJ40 ten years ago.
Sorry, I digress.
The beginning of my affection for the 82cc Ten Series. Cutting the root balls and limbing about a dozen of these large yard Maples. Sept. 2010
Loaded for the 2011 tornado. April 2011
Two 125s, 60cc off brand and two 82cc.
Revisiting the Red Oak that almost killed me. Oct. 2011
My favorite 125 and my favorite 800
Bucking a large Poplar with a 125. December 2011
To Be Continued.
Ron
NorthEast Tennessee Saturday MAC Report
125 bar deep in red Oak. June 2012
Most challenging tree I have ever cut - probably my most dangerous one. Red Oak twisted at 15 feet. Sept. 2012
Limbed. Oct. 2012
Peeling the onion and on the ground. Oct. 2012
To Be Continued. Ron
125 bar deep in red Oak. June 2012
Most challenging tree I have ever cut - probably my most dangerous one. Red Oak twisted at 15 feet. Sept. 2012
Limbed. Oct. 2012
Peeling the onion and on the ground. Oct. 2012
To Be Continued. Ron
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