McCulloch Chain Saws

[rwoods]

NorthEast Tennessee Saturday MAC Report

Cool damp day in North East Tennessee. Too wet to haul and no new places to cut so being the good troopers we try to be, Brian, Lee and I ending up at the wood lot. I thought I would use my 80cc Echo that I leave at the lot, but found it had been rode hard and put up wet - literally. Covered in formerly wet sawdust, its state included a leaking fuel cap and a dull chain. So it came home for rehab. Sawless - no problem as Brian always brings enough to equip a small brigade. I ran his 1010S. I really like it, however the noise hits your ears pretty good. I was wearing some dipped cloth gloves and didn't notice the vibes much. The lack of A/V and the abundant torque made it ideal for my standard heavy handed back bar cutting. Put two tanks through it before losing the bottom screw from the falling spike. I switched over to his 805, but we couldn't get it to start. Brian graciously allowed me to cut to lunch time with the one screw short 1010S.

Only picture I have today - Brian letting his 800 eat.


Ron

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[Goinwheelin]

Another 7-10
Initial inspection thru the plug hole looks really good. Somebody put a chip on it, and there’s parts missing but that’s ok.

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

Another 7-10
Initial inspection thru the plug hole looks really good. Somebody put a chip on it, and there’s parts missing but that’s ok. View attachment 791838View attachment 791839View attachment 791840

Winner winner chicken dinner! Nice find.

 

[rwoods]

Gw,

If you are like me you think you have a saw plus a parts saw, but what you really have is two saws waiting for parts. I really like those recoil caps with the roller fairlead.

Ron

 

[Goinwheelin]

Gw,

If you are like me you think you have a saw plus a parts saw, but what you really have is two saws waiting for parts. I really like those recoil caps with the roller fairlead.

Ron

I have a third 7-10A with a bad cylinder, so I plan on having 2 good ones out of this.

 

[rwoods]

I have a third 7-10A with a bad cylinder, so I plan on having 2 good ones out of this.

Ain't happening. Before you are done you will have three. I pretty much started with one 82cc MAC and a new cylinder. I can't remember how many parts saws I bought for that new cylinder. Still got the new cylinder. I now have a bunch of 82cc MACs and have had the privilege of spreading more around.

Ron

 

[Goinwheelin]

HaHaHa!
You’re probably right.

 

[kbeck]

I thought at first it had just peeled could have been new parts it runs like a top BUT it does have a
oil problem to much like a constant drip haven't checked it out yet so haven't even taken cover off to
see if is adjustable. Any thoughts on what could be wrong. Thanks

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

I thought at first it had just peeled could have been new parts it runs like a top BUT it does have a
oil problem to much like a constant drip haven't checked it out yet so haven't even taken cover off to
see if is adjustable. Any thoughts on what could be wrong. Thanks

Alot of times its just a blocked cap vent or tank vent , being sealed up any temperature change or gravity will cause it to seep out.

 

[Brian Thacker]

More pictures from todays cutting. Brian

 

[Jethro 2t sniffer]

NorthEast Tennessee Saturday MAC Report

Cool damp day in North East Tennessee. Too wet to haul and no new places to cut so being the good troopers we try to be, Brian, Lee and I ending up at the wood lot. I thought I would use my 80cc Echo that I leave at the lot, but found it had been rode hard and put up wet - literally. Covered in formerly wet sawdust, its state included a leaking fuel cap and a dull chain. So it came home for rehab. Sawless - no problem as Brian always brings enough to equip a small brigade. I ran his 1010S. I really like it, however the noise hits your ears pretty good. I was wearing some dipped cloth gloves and didn't notice the vibes much. The lack of A/V and the abundant torque made it ideal for my standard heavy handed back bar cutting. Put two tanks through it before losing the bottom screw from the falling spike. I switched over to his 805, but we couldn't get it to start. Brian graciously allowed me to cut to lunch time with the one screw short 1010S.

Only picture I have today - Brian letting his 800 eat.
View attachment 791818

Ron

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Nice Ron yeah the 57 has a heap of grunt for a 57cc

 

[Jethro 2t sniffer]

Another 7-10
Initial inspection thru the plug hole looks really good. Somebody put a chip on it, and there’s parts missing but that’s ok. View attachment 791838View attachment 791839View attachment 791840

Man you're soon becoming the king of 7-10s around here.

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

View attachment 791883 View attachment 791884 View attachment 791885 View attachment 791886 View attachment 791887 More pictures from todays cutting. Brian

If everyone could cut away from the water and fill that lake in with saw dust you'd have it made! Instant dry land.

 

[Goinwheelin]

Man you're soon becoming the king of 7-10s around here.

there’s this one in Portland. 3hr drive. He also has a SP81

https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/tls/d/portland-chainsaw-mcculloch-7-10/7044048494.html

 

[Jethro 2t sniffer]

there’s this one in Portland. 3hr drive. He also has a SP81

https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/tls/d/portland-chainsaw-mcculloch-7-10/7044048494.html

It's a fairly pretty penny. Tell him 2hundy lol. Wrong muffler and the handle is bent. What's the 81 like?

 

[Goinwheelin]

It's a fairly pretty penny. Tell him 2hundy lol. Wrong muffler and the handle is bent. What's the 81 like?

https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/tls/d/portland-chainsaw-mcculloch-super-pro-81/7056231900.html

https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/tls/d/portland-chainsaw-mcculloch-super-pro-80/7056250476.html

 

[Jethro 2t sniffer]

https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/tls/d/portland-chainsaw-mcculloch-super-pro-81/7056231900.html

https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/tls/d/portland-chainsaw-mcculloch-super-pro-80/7056250476.html

He knows what he's got. That bar is horny lol. Got 500 bucks spare? Not cheap but dam cool saw

 

[kbeck]

Alot of times its just a blocked cap vent or tank vent , being sealed up any temperature change or gravity will cause it to seep out.[/QUOTE

Just taking it easy so thought I'd put another one of my saws on its a Mcculloch 10-10s that I picked up around 3 years ago was told it came from DNR here in Michigan. Saw has spark but won't even try to start can't remember if I checked compression but believe I did. Not sure of year owhat

 

[rarefish383]

My wife sent me a text, she picked up the 200 yesterday.

 

[rarefish383]

Wife just called to tell me she just left Ashville heading to Raleigh-Durham to visit her aunt and Uncle, with two Yellow saws in her pretty new Lexus. Kim did give me her Dad's Pro Mac 10-10 too. When I get it and figure out just what it is, I'll need a chain brake handle, it's missing, if anyone has an extra. I might have a pic of it on my cell.