McCulloch Chain Saws

[no longer collecting]

Hello Alain
Geeezzz! That's a very small list you have there LOL! Just how big is your storage area for all those yellow machines and the rest of your collection?
Lawrence

One thousand square feet.....opcorn:

Alain,

 

[no longer collecting]

Add up the displacement. I bet you win there.

What is a D45? Don't recognize that one. Didn't even try Acres as it has been down

Lee here is the saw......

 

[no longer collecting]

Mark,
The 200 is a real clean and nice looking saw.....

Alain,

 

[briantutt]

Thank You Caporal30

Now I definitely know I am trying to put my PM 650 brake back together properly. The pivot is different but the spring/catch system is identical. For some stupid reason the hooked end of the spring just jumps out of that latch every time. Thanks for the pictorial confirmation of sanity...

:deadhorse:

 

[ProMac1K]

anyone needing a brake band part # 93081

also have many other mac parts i need to get sold the more i sell the better cause the more i get sold the less paper work is on my shoulders for the court

if any of you are willing to buy me out of all the mac parts i have i mean everything mac related then pm me and we can talk

thanks
calvin

Haha, are we talking......hot parts? :jester:

 

[ProMac1K]

Now I definitely know I am trying to put my PM 650 brake back together properly. The pivot is different but the spring/catch system is identical. For some stupid reason the hooked end of the spring just jumps out of that latch every time. Thanks for the pictorial confirmation of sanity...

:deadhorse:

It's exactly the same as i've been telling you, mang! :biggrinbounce2:

You'll eventually get it.......

 

[briantutt]

It's exactly the same as i've been telling you, mang! :biggrinbounce2:

You'll eventually get it.......

Yep I will machine something to hold that :censored: piece of crap over so it has to stay in place....

 

[WesternSaw]

New to Me Mac's

Hello Mac Gurus
Here are a couple of Mac's I just received a short while ago.I'm mainly a Pioneer guy so this is all new to me and would welcome any input.I think the first is a Mac15,but have no idea what the second one is.
Thanks For Your Help!
Lawrence

 

[Urbicide]

Sorry, but I am not a guru. Maybe one day perhaps....... It is a neat-looking saw. Being a gear drive will shorten the list considerably (and make it even much more desirable). Are there any numbers on the underside of the saw? You might have to clean off some oil & sawdust off to find any. I'm sure that a couple of the guys here can tell you with just a glance.

 

[thomas72]

You got a 1- series saw that is direct drive from the looks of it. Okay saw, but does not have an auto oilier.

 

[turtle561]

turn it over.stamped on the crankcase bottom are two numbers.the left one is the model no. the one on the right is the serial no.whatcha got ?

 

[WesternSaw]

Thanks Turtle!

I will try and check tomorrow,
Lawrence

 

[heimannm]

As Turtle points out, the model number and serial number should be stamped on the bottom of the crankcase.

My guess is a 1-70 series; the tank and air filter cover look like later models but the starter/clutch cover looks like an earlier one?

Mark

 

[Urbicide]

You got a 1- series saw that is direct drive from the looks of it. Okay saw, but does not have an auto oilier.

It sure enough is a direct drive. I glanced at the right hand starter and just assumed the extra bulge on the side was part of a gear reduction system. Don't I feel silly.:biggrinbounce2: Lawerence, have you unearthed any numbers yet?

 

[WesternSaw]

My Mac

Urbicide I have not looked yet,but wiil tery and squeeze it in this morning and let you know.

Mark are you saying that the saw is a mix of parts?
Thanks
Lawrence

 

[heimannm]

Between the way McCulloch produced saws and made changes, and the ability of parts to intechange up and down the line, I am saying it might be hard to ever know for sure...

Clear as mud?

Ask Belgian about his Super 550 with a Tillotson carburetor...

Mark

 

[Mr. Bow Saw]

The saw looks like it could be a 1-72

 

[belgian]

Mark

Hi Mark, I see you installed the proper tooling to handle them Macs (hoist+chains), LOLOL. :hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:

Watch your back !!

 

[belgian]

Here's one you don't see every day.
60 cm bar, full wrap (which is very uncommon in Belgium) I got her running today ; what a beast :chainsawguy:

 

[Mr. Bow Saw]

Nice saw beligan,
I still nead to find one or two of those.