McCulloch Chain Saws

[ProMac1K]

Get it off his website:

http://macbobaust.com/saws34.html

I think he goes by ozflea here and Ebay.

Yeah, and I think he also goes by the name McBob, McBender, and McWhatever?

 

[Signoflife]

There is somone on Ebay selling a CD that supposedly has this info on it but I personally do not own one so I can't vouch that it has that info on it.

Get it off his website:

http://macbobaust.com/saws34.html

I think he goes by ozflea here and Ebay. I have one, and highly reccomend it for any Mac enthusiast. Has a lot of other info too, like chain catalogs, service manual additions, etc.

I have that CD and mine has a ton of IPL's (Illustrated Parts List's) and other misc info as noted, Kart related stuff. But I think the only service/shop manual on the CD is for the Power Mac 6.

Someone let me know if I am mistaken. Thanks

 

[mactodd]

There are special manuals for the electric start Mac10's, and the Mac 10 flatback carbs for example. No other general service manuals other than the PM6 though

 

[Signoflife]

There are special manuals for the electric start Mac10's, and the Mac 10 flatback carbs for example. No other general service manuals other than the PM6 though

That's what I thought, thanks for confirming.

 

[GASoline71]

I have a "spacer" that was with the HL that Jacob sent to me for my 640. Do I need to use it? If I do... it will set the carb way back in the airbox...

Just pickin' brains.

The carb is rebuilt and ready to go in... just wanna check this one last thing...

Gary

 

[Jacob J.]

I wasn't sure if you needed that spacer or not. Some of the Macs use it, some don't. I wanted you to have it if you needed it. If it's gonna throw everything out of whack, leave it out.

 

[GASoline71]

Cool beans mang.

Gotta wait until tomorrow for the epoxy to set up around that stud so I can hack it off flush with the carb body... then we are off to the races.

Well... with a gear drive... it's a slow race.

Gary

 

[RandyMac]

 

[RandyMac]

 

[RandyMac]

 

[sawbones]

1966

 

[stinkbait]

I wish McCulloch could have kept a good thing going.

Those are some nice photos.

 

[briantutt]

ONLY 55 LBS...

 

[sawbones]

ONLY 55 LBS...

nice matchbook Randy


so, is this a one man saw, or a two man saw?

I only see one man in this picture :monkey:

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I have a freind near me that is 82 years old. He recalls the days back around 1951 were he would cut all day by himself with the earlier version 5-49.

He ran a 36" bar and often cut 5' trees so would cut from both sides.

He said when he got home from worked he felt like a whipped dog. :deadhorse:

 

[Urbicide]

I wish McCulloch could have kept a good thing going.

Those are some nice photos.

It is a shame. Could you picture a Million Mac March on Washington(DC)? A Mac Attach. :greenchainsaw::greenchainsaw::greenchainsaw::greenchainsaw:
Can you imagine the sound in Dolby Digital 7.1? You would scare the rappers.

+1 on the pics Randy.

 

[Urbicide]

nice matchbook Randy


so, is this a one man saw, or a two man saw?

I only see one man in this picture :monkey:

That's Randy back in his younger days when he could one-hand a 7-55.





(Now he has to use 2 hands.)

 

[belgian]

very nice Randy ! Thanks for posting.

 

[belgian]

never mind the language... it's french...

 

[sawbones]

That's Randy back in his younger days when he could one-hand a 7-55.





(Now he has to use 2 hands.)

with those old macoughlas I heard ya needed to carry a spare.

so does that mean, one in each hand? :greenchainsaw:

 

[Urbicide]

with those old macoughlas I heard ya needed to carry a spare.

so does that mean, one in each hand? :greenchainsaw:

Not if the points were set right.

1 in each hand is better for your posture. Keeps ya balanced and both arms are stretched to the same length.