And those pesky spaces after punctuation can be really confusing, too.(I refuse to use an apostrophe after the numbers on a saw because that's possessive,or it's used in a contraction,example:that is = that's.I see people using that on saws all the time & I wonder how they got a high school diploma).Sorry for the rant.
I love those older Blue Homelite saws.On a better note,I had a friend help me put some shelves up in my barn to get the pile 'o saws out of my garage.We spent 4 1/2 hrs.cleaning out the barn,putting up shelves,& transferring saws from garage to barn.I kept a lot of my Macs in the garage,too valuable to put in the barn.Here are a couple pics.I have Macs,Homelites,Pioneers,Poulans,Remingtons,Echos,& Jonsereds all together.
Where is the piston sitting at?McCulloch Cross Reference Question:
I am getting closer to having to tear into this McCulloch Super 797 in order to free up a stuck piston. Problem is, I am very limited on Small Engine Mechanical Skills.
The other problem, is that I have not been able to find a Service Manual (other than the Clymer snippet & IPL List). I was curious, maybe there is another McCulloch Model that is very similar to the Super 797…which does have Service Manuals available?
Question: Does anyone know which models are very close to the Super 797?
Thank You
automatic oilerI've got a PM700 and a PM610 that I use occasionally mostly the 700 when I want the long bar. I just picked this and a old Pioneer Farmsaw with no spark up today. Can't ID this old Mac if anyone can help. Didn't find a tag by carb or any numbers on bottom except a View attachment 930299View attachment 930300 stamped into part of the case. The Carb is stamped HL103c. Full wrap bar and it's a big ass saw with odd choke and decomp buttons and I'm assuming a Manuel oiler. It was missing top cover and fuel cap as well as bar and chain. Let's see if some pictures will load for me.
Didn't find any numbers on bottom of case.What are the numbers stamped in bottom of case?
Going by that I can just see that decompression lever below the primer button in last pic...I'd say that's a 795 or 797. 790 is same 6.3 cube/103cc displacement & a couple three years older,but dont have a decomp.I've got a PM700 and a PM610 that I use occasionally mostly the 700 when I want the long bar. I just picked this and a old Pioneer Farmsaw with no spark up today. Can't ID this old Mac if anyone can help. Didn't find a tag by carb or any numbers on bottom except a View attachment 930299View attachment 930300 stamped into part of the case. The Carb is stamped HL103c. Full wrap bar and it's a big ass saw with odd choke and decomp buttons and I'm assuming a Manuel oiler. It was missing top cover and fuel cap as well as bar and chain. Let's see if some pictures will load for me.
Well that's a start will start looking them up and see what I come up with. Gonna tear into it sometime this week and see what needs replacing. But wanted to have an idea of what I'm working with . Thanks for the tipGoing by that I can just see that decompression lever below the primer button in last pic...I'd say that's a 795 or 797. 790 is same 6.3 cube/103cc displacement & a couple three years older,but dont have a decomp.
On the bottom belly of the saw is a casting that looks like a "T", To the left side of that T should be a model stamped, if not on the right side shoild be more numbers that may help id it. May have to scrape some crud away.Well that's a start will start looking them up and see what I come up with. Gonna tear into it sometime this week and see what needs replacing. But wanted to have an idea of what I'm working with . Thanks for the tip
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