McCulloch Chain Saws

[Marine-piper]

If you are seeing that marketplace add you must he close to me, where are you located? I'm in Townsend MA.

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Communist State of Connecticut.
I have an old Comet D58 95cc that looks similar.
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[heimannm]

Mac 15 with a 91 kart engine. Easy swap but the restrictive intake really kills the performance.





Mark

 

[Marine-piper]

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I was just given an Italian made Double Eagle 50 to go with my Titan 70.
Not a bad looking saw just needs an air filter.
Pictures to follow of both saws .
1)Titan 70
2)Double Eagle 50

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[heimannm]

The Double Eagle 50/Titan 50 & 57 models are nice small saws but the electronic ignitions are rather unreliable. I took one down off the shelf recently to run it and there was no spark. The same saw had been in use cutting wood a year or two ago so the coil died just sitting there.

I have a very nice Double Eagle 50 that came to me with low hours, probably because the ignition had failed.

Mark

 

[Marine-piper]

The Double Eagle 50/Titan 50 & 57 models are nice small saws but the electronic ignitions are rather unreliable. I took one down off the shelf recently to run it and there was no spark. The same saw had been in use cutting wood a year or two ago so the coil died just sitting there.

I have a very nice Double Eagle 50 that came to me with low hours, probably because the ignition had failed.

Mark

The on/off switch was nfg so I got a replacement from chainsawr and it works great so far. I got that and a 306A in exchange for services rendered on a Stihl 012. I've traded or sold most of my Poulans but can't seem to be able to part with my 306As or 245s. Sold my Poulan/Dayton 245 clone to a friend and was looking at an Aldens that obviously was a 245 clone because of the decomp.

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[Maintenance supervisor]

PICTURES ADDED,
I was just given an Italian made Double Eagle 50 to go with my Titan 70.
Not a bad looking saw just needs an air filter.
Pictures to follow of both saws .
1)Titan 70
2)Double Eagle 50

Homelite collector in training! [emoji879]

Does that 70 have a decomp?

 

[Marine-piper]

Hey Maintenance I'll take a look tonight but I don't believe it does.

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[djones]

I feel like it was Brian had same issue with an 82cc piston and had to re cut the grooves but it may have been someone else. Ummm Kevin machayes who posts here every now and then has a few LRBs in a 70 and 82 pretty sure so I guess the issues been sorted hopefully. No excuse really though and the pin not fitting is kinda comical I guess but terrible.

I too had that problem with a P&R for my SP81. One groove was not deep enough and I don't have a ring groove cutting tool so I ground down the inside of the ring with a Dremel using a small sanding drum. Solved my problem and the saw still runs and mills for me.

 

[Jethro 2t sniffer]

I too had that problem with a P&R for my SP81. One groove was not deep enough and I don't have a ring groove cutting tool so I ground down the inside of the ring with a Dremel using a small sanding drum. Solved my problem and the saw still runs and mills for me.

How odd that its only 1. Sneaky fix though

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

Hey Maintenance I'll take a look tonight but I don't believe it does.

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The only one I've encountered had one and it definitely needed it.

 

[Woodslasher]

Do you guys know if someone has documented a tear down and re-assembly of one of this style of Mac? I'd like to make sure I'll know how to put this and my Super 250 back together when I tear them down. Also, am I the only guy that consistently finds most of my McCullochs in this shape?

 

[Marine-piper]

Wow do I feel stupid, my saw isn't a Titan 70 it's a Titan 620. I have no idea why I thought it was a T 70.

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[vinnywv]

Do you guys know if someone has documented a tear down and re-assembly of one of this style of Mac? I'd like to make sure I'll know how to put this and my Super 250 back together when I tear them down. Also, am I the only guy that consistently finds most of my McCullochs in this shape?
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Nearly all the ones i find are very dirty also. So youre not alone.

 

[mogulmasher]

For me, I find a few like that, a few like new, and most somewhere between.

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

Do you guys know if someone has documented a tear down and re-assembly of one of this style of Mac? I'd like to make sure I'll know how to put this and my Super 250 back together when I tear them down. Also, am I the only guy that consistently finds most of my McCullochs in this shape?
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That thing is fairly clean on the outside, compared to the inside! Got some mud dauber nest in there too!, I think?
I found a skeletonized mouse in my 4200 muffler, little bugger had a pile of decon in there with him!
Most of the saws I get are usually in nonrunning condition due to neglect.
20$ saw it runs.

 

[sawfun]

Do you guys know if someone has documented a tear down and re-assembly of one of this style of Mac? I'd like to make sure I'll know how to put this and my Super 250 back together when I tear them down. Also, am I the only guy that consistently finds most of my McCullochs in this shape?
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Crusty, ole, and Mac just go together so we'll. Most old old saws that were used end up like that. They've earned the right.

 

[MacAttack]

Do you guys know if someone has documented a tear down and re-assembly of one of this style of Mac? I'd like to make sure I'll know how to put this and my Super 250 back together when I tear them down. Also, am I the only guy that consistently finds most of my McCullochs in this shape?
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Did you find that poor old Mac half-buried in the dirt floor of a barn?

I bet all it needs is a plug and some gumout, haha.

 

[Woodslasher]

Did you find that poor old Mac half-buried in the dirt floor of a barn?

I bet all it needs is a plug and some gumout, haha.

Don’t forget a carb kit! Actually, a friend who knew I liked Macs picked that up for me from a friends barn for $20. I’ve kitted the carb but I haven’t gotten it to run yet.

 

[vinnywv]

Did you find that poor old Mac half-buried in the dirt floor of a barn?

I bet all it needs is a plug and some gumout, haha.

It looks like it was used as a ditchwitch in that cover! Wow

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

Don’t forget a carb kit! Actually, a friend who knew I liked Macs picked that up for me from a friends barn for $20. I’ve kitted the carb but I haven’t gotten it to run yet.

The only thing about being that dirty and not greasy is that the points are probably shot, unless it was an extremely dry dirt floor.
New points and possibly a stolen condenser from a mini mac and it'll cut.