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McCulloch Chain Saws
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Rallyeguy
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Just finished initial prototyping on the early McCulloch Flatback carb diaphragm and fuel control. The carburetor donor is getting his carb back with new kit materials for testing later this week. If it all goes well, I'll be adding it to my web store. Pics show card stock templates from the initial fit testing and then actual parts cut out.
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Depends on what you need done to it.I've torn down a few 10-10 saws over the yrs.& I work fairly cheap.PM me with details.
Rotax Steve
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Many people who participate in this forum are very familiar with 10-10's. What the problem? Someone will be able to help, it could even be me
How far is remington bar mount from a Mac?
90usd
90usd
Hopefully I can save a tip or two. Always wanted a roller but always to expensive
Cool bar for the 81 I'm thinking
Cool bar for the 81 I'm thinking
It's not far off.
Well I guess that will be the easy bit. Now to try n save atleast 1 tip. See what shows up.
I do like resurrecting old bars. If they are all cooked I'm screwed lol. Gotta take a gamble sometimes
Last year i soaked a rusty old Remington Bar in vinegar and attacked it with an angle grinder with wire brush attachment.
Just the tip jethro. He he
I saw a shirt last year that stated: i live in west virginia, but just the tip!
Made me laugh. Anyway, i bet with little filing that roller bar will fit fine.
Squareground, now thats a bar!!!
I saw a shirt last year that stated: i live in west virginia, but just the tip!
Made me laugh. Anyway, i bet with little filing that roller bar will fit fine.
Squareground, now thats a bar!!!
Jethro,as far as I can recall,the Remington & Macs took the same bar mount pattern of D176 (on the PL4,PL5,SL4,SL5 Remys & 10 series Macs).That bar you have with the 6 holes may be an .058 gauge.
Remington: as close as a Mac, or your money back.
Ah yes,the old Remington electric razor commercial.
Now that you bring it up Syncop8r,I remember when my son was about 2,every time we said that anyone had to have something cut he'd say "yeah,with a chainsaw".If I said "daddy has to go cut his whiskers off",he'd say "yeah,with a chainsaw".If his sister had to go get a haircut he'd say "yeah,with a chainsaw".Maybe now that he's almost 30 he likes to cut wood "with a chainsaw".Lol
Just teasing Ed...
Mark
Mark
Quick question regarding the OEM mac bars - this I believe is a 20" bar came stock on a pm 610 I just picked up. Need a chain for it, but there are no markings on the bar
Is anyone familiar with the gauge and link count on the chain for this bar?
If not, could anyone here recommend a suitable bar and chain for the saw? 20" or up preferred.
Thanks all!
It would be a shame to not use that bar, it doesn't look like it's been used all that much.
If you have a servicing saw dealer near you they should be able to make up a chain for you. Count the number of teeth on your drive sprocket and take the bar to the dealer, he should be able to take it from there.
Rallyeguy
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99% sure that the later 20" McCulloch Bars are .375 pitch .050 gauge Not sure on DL now. Corrected Pitch.
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