McCulloch Chain Saws

[heimannm]

Wrapped up a couple of projects last night...the 10-10S from Thieroff needed a brake handle and spring, and the stud was broken off in the cover as well. I had some trouble getting the stud out even after drilling it out and trying the easy out, ended up drilling and tapping all over again. Hard to follow the old hole precisely so I put it in with a good layer of JB on the threads and let it set for a couple of days. Hopefully that will hold up for a while, I am growing fond of that little saw with a 16" .325 bar and chain on it.

Back to the SP105 as well, turned out to be the other check valve, the one in the tank that the oil pick up line attaches to. I had one last spare in a drawer so the latest SP105 is now oiling up like a champ and ready to get back into some wood. I picked up a 32" sprocket nose Sughi bar a while back, it had been nicely reworked and even had the tip painted, looks like an old work bar now though...

I'll keep working on picking out a few saws to take along to Baraboo, guess I'll have to add the BP-1 to the list, just to unique not to show off from time to time.

Aaron, remember that this is not CA, I think a tarp over the stuff in the back of the truck and it will be just fine...hope so anyway.

Mark

 

[ChainsawmanXX]

Wrapped up a couple of projects last night...the 10-10S from Thieroff needed a brake handle and spring, and the stud was broken off in the cover as well. I had some trouble getting the stud out even after drilling it out and trying the easy out, ended up drilling and tapping all over again. Hard to follow the old hole precisely so I put it in with a good layer of JB on the threads and let it set for a couple of days. Hopefully that will hold up for a while, I am growing fond of that little saw with a 16" .325 bar and chain on it.

Back to the SP105 as well, turned out to be the other check valve, the one in the tank that the oil pick up line attaches to. I had one last spare in a drawer so the latest SP105 is now oiling up like a champ and ready to get back into some wood. I picked up a 32" sprocket nose Sughi bar a while back, it had been nicely reworked and even had the tip painted, looks like an old work bar now though...

I'll keep working on picking out a few saws to take along to Baraboo, guess I'll have to add the BP-1 to the list, just to unique not to show off from time to time.

Aaron, remember that this is not CA, I think a tarp over the stuff in the back of the truck and it will be just fine...hope so anyway.

Mark

Hey mark, Sorry I havent gotten to you. We have been real busy, were getting out of the lumber buisness until things pick up. So Iv been busy getting my saws squared away for were going on the road for awhile.
Im still interested in the 55123 rings, I still plan on getting the D36 project done for I will take it on the road with me and work on it when needed. Might even make it up your way one of these days :smile:
Get back with me sometime and we'll work something out. IM gonna have my sister in Hannibal MO receive all my packages and store them in the attic for me. She will also be sending out packages for me LOL

 

[heimannm]

Jacob - If you can give me a call this evening and we can work out the details.

Mark

 

[ChainsawmanXX]

Jacob - If you can give me a call this evening and we can work out the details.

Mark

830 sound alright?

 

[Eccentric]

ya'll are making me miss my FJ-60.

The group I used to wheel with had two FJ60's and an FJ40. Between them and my Scout, there was lots of old Iron at camp and on the trails. We ran sections of the Pelegrin Jeep trail (sp?) together. Had some old Magnesium (blue, not yellow.............sorry guys it was before I was into Macs) some of the time. One big chunk of blue Magnesium that went on the last trip I made with the guys did come from RandyMac however, and is on its way to a non-IHC loving guy in MN. A McCulloch 200 will follow...

Wrapped up a couple of projects last night...the 10-10S from Thieroff needed a brake handle and spring, and the stud was broken off in the cover as well. I had some trouble getting the stud out even after drilling it out and trying the easy out, ended up drilling and tapping all over again. Hard to follow the old hole precisely so I put it in with a good layer of JB on the threads and let it set for a couple of days. Hopefully that will hold up for a while, I am growing fond of that little saw with a 16" .325 bar and chain on it.

Back to the SP105 as well, turned out to be the other check valve, the one in the tank that the oil pick up line attaches to. I had one last spare in a drawer so the latest SP105 is now oiling up like a champ and ready to get back into some wood. I picked up a 32" sprocket nose Sughi bar a while back, it had been nicely reworked and even had the tip painted, looks like an old work bar now though...

I'll keep working on picking out a few saws to take along to Baraboo, guess I'll have to add the BP-1 to the list, just to unique not to show off from time to time.

Aaron, remember that this is not CA, I think a tarp over the stuff in the back of the truck and it will be just fine...hope so anyway.

Mark

I hope you're right Mark. Scumbags are everywhere however, and the tough times folks are facing make people do things they normally wouldn't do. CL and feebay make 'flipping' ill-gotten goods quicker and easier than ever too.:msp_sad:

 

[heimannm]

830 sound alright?

Works for me, I will try to remember to keep the phone close by...

Mark

 

[OREGONLOGGER]

Oldtimer came in the office said he has a very old McCulloch that is big and runs but cord won't retract... I have no idea what it is nor does he but he said he only wants $30.00 for it.........SOLD!! I'll post the score later this evening. I'll bet it's a PM700/800/805 or 250's me be real happy if so

Sweet!! got the saw from the oldtimer...it's a Pro Mac 55 in great condition and one I don't have. Took the starter cover off and it just needed to be wraped and retracts fine now. Started right up took the screen out of the muffler great sound for 57cc I'll test her in the forest

 

[Sprintcar]

Betya Mark ain't got one of these over in Dike, Iowa. Well there again maybe he does.

Nice little tractor.

 

[promac850]

Betya Mark ain't got one of these over in Dike, Iowa. Well there again maybe he does.

Nice little tractor.

I now know what tractor we need to buy...

 

[heimannm]

You're right Jerry, I don't have one like that...so far.

You think if I painted my Roper yellow and black I could get away with it?

Mark

 

[splitpost]

New to me promac 800

Well it was dads but he reckons he has no more use for it:biggrin:
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[hoss]

Well it was dads but he reckons he has no more use for it:biggrin:
http://www.arboristsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=193878&d=1313040501
http://www.arboristsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=193879&d=1313040529
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Nice saw. I just got one myself. Supposed to be the most powerful version of this family of saws. Haven't had the chance to run mine yet against my other 82cc saws from this family. Nice lookin cruiserweight saws aren't they?

 

[splitpost]

Nice saw. I just got one myself. Supposed to be the most powerful version of this family of saws. Haven't had the chance to run mine yet against my other 82cc saws from this family. Nice lookin cruiserweight saws aren't they?

yeah ,:bang:just parts are like rocking horse schit overhere

 

[tdi-rick]

Betya Mark ain't got one of these over in Dike, Iowa. Well there again maybe he does.

[snip]

Nice little tractor.

Wow, and being a Kubota it will be a goodun.

 

[tdi-rick]

yeah ,:bang:just parts are like rocking horse schit overhere

Nice and clean saw SP.

Drop McBob a line if you need anything, you just never know.

 

[splitpost]

Nice and clean saw SP.

Drop McBob a line if you need anything, you just never know.

yeah,thanks

 

[Warped5]

Well it was dads but he reckons he has no more use for it:biggrin:
http://www.arboristsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=193878&d=1313040501
http://www.arboristsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=193879&d=1313040529
http://www.arboristsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=193880&d=1313040548

Nice saw! Thanks Dad!

 

[heimannm]

I have a PM800 waiting for me in MN if it ever have a chance to go get it. Bought it in May or June and someone picked it up for me, transferred to another to hold it for me. I did check and it's still there, still waiting...

Supposed to be a good runner and it was less that $200.

Mark

 

[ChainsawmanXX]

[video=youtube;l0rZpu3htjE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0rZpu3htjE[/video]

Hey Mark heres a vid of that 10-10 I also have a spike to go with it.

 

[heimannm]

Jacob - remember that I still need the address in order to send the parts.

Mark