McCulloch Chain Saws

[hammerboyone]

Good Junk..?

Hello all. I'm in need of some help to identify two saws i acquired this morning while helping a friend pick up a load of scrap..The first is a gear drive with the numbers 1-70/1-80 stamped on the bottom left and the number 5535 on the left.. Don't know why it has both numbers on it.. The other saw has the number 63629 stamped on the bottom left side of the saw with 1377 on the right.. Both saws are mostly complete,, with bar and chain. Minus spark plugs and one is missing it's muffler. Any help would be really appreciated..:msp_thumbup:

 

[swamprat46]

I think I heard some vultures closing in!

 

[rwoods]

Hello all. I'm in need of some help to identify two saws i acquired this morning while helping a friend pick up a load of scrap..The first is a gear drive with the numbers 1-70/1-80 stamped on the bottom left and the number 5535 on the left.. Don't know why it has both numbers on it.. The other saw has the number 63629 stamped on the bottom left side of the saw with 1377 on the right.. Both saws are mostly complete,, with bar and chain. Minus spark plugs and one is missing it's muffler. Any help would be really appreciated..:msp_thumbup:

1-70 =direct drive and 1-80 = gear drive. Same motor. 1-80 specs: Model Profile: 1-80

Can't help you with other saw. Ron

 

[cbfarmall]

1-70 =direct drive and 1-80 = gear drive. Same motor. 1-80 specs: Model Profile: 1-80

Can't help you with other saw. Ron

63629 is a 795 (assuming it is direct drive). I just got one myself.

Chris B.

 

[swamprat46]

63629 is a 795 (assuming it is direct drive). I just got one myself.

Chris B.

Let the pm's begin ! opcorn:

John

 

[briantutt]

Hello all. I'm in need of some help to identify two saws i acquired this morning while helping a friend pick up a load of scrap..The first is a gear drive with the numbers 1-70/1-80 stamped on the bottom left and the number 5535 on the left.. Don't know why it has both numbers on it.. The other saw has the number 63629 stamped on the bottom left side of the saw with 1377 on the right.. Both saws are mostly complete,, with bar and chain. Minus spark plugs and one is missing it's muffler. Any help would be really appreciated..:msp_thumbup:

I'll trade you my 110 for your unknown 63629....:hmm3grin2orange:

 

[swamprat46]

I'll trade you my 110 for your unknown 63629....:hmm3grin2orange:

I'll raise you a couple of 3-25's !

John

 

[briantutt]

I'll raise you a couple of 3-25's !

John

I'm all in with my Devil Beaver 2.0 so you should just fold...

 

[swamprat46]

I'm all in with my Devil Beaver 2.0 so you should just fold...

Raise - (3) 3-25's and a Pioneer 400 !oke:

John

 

[RandyMac]

My standing offer is a roadkill 'possum. It's been cold here, it's probably still good.

 

[briantutt]

I'm more all in with my ProMAC 650

 

[swamprat46]

Fold....I was bluffin. War Department thinks we got too many big yeller saws

John

 

[briantutt]

Yes! I fake win!

 

[RandyMac]

Go six cubes.

 

[hammerboyone]

Good Junk..?

Thanks all for the help.. this just keeps getting better. both saws have spark,good compression and no scoring of the cylinder ..Just pulled the muffler off and took a little look see. Now were can i find the specs for the 795 i found them for the 1-80?I'm seeing 87cc for the 1-80 and i think 103cc for the 795.?

 

[heimannm]

HBO - It that 1-80 should end up looking for a home, I'd be happy to help.

PM610 - as far a hot rodding 600 series saw, I think you need to start with some port work and the possibility of a pop up piston to up the compression.

Other than that I don't if there are other parts or saws that would allow you to modify that saw.

There is a fellow at CSC.se that did some racing with a 610, I think it was Al Smith.

Mark

 

[RandyMac]

103cc=6ci+change

 

[briantutt]

go six cubes.

i'm trying!

 

[swamprat46]

Thanks all for the help.. this just keeps getting better. both saws have spark,good compression and no scoring of the cylinder ..Just pulled the muffler off and took a little look see. Now were can i find the specs for the 795 i found them for the 1-80?I'm seeing 87cc for the 1-80 and i think 103cc for the 795.?

Here's the link to Acres for the 795. Grab a couple of loops of full compand go kill some oak,

Model Profile: 795

John

 

[heimannm]

I have a 795, one of the distinguishing characteritics is the compression release. Fun saw to run, mine needs to have a few more tanks run through it to get everything working just as it should.

Mark