McCulloch Chain Saws

[HeRoze]

i believe they are technically kart engines. a shame since the saw itself is such a bastardized piece of engineering.

 

[OREGONLOGGER]

Here are 4 797's Terry needs to see.
Two are Supers. All restored by myself.

Lee

Those are some very sweet 797's Lee..Very nice work my friend. Me and JP are on our way to clean your shop

 

[ChainsawmanXX]

i believe they are technically kart engines. a shame since the saw itself is such a bastardized piece of engineering.

Thats what I was kind of thinking? The worst part of them is the rewinding the recoil :bang:

 

[OREGONLOGGER]

Hmmmm, I have a quart of Ranchero Detonator Yellow Imron paint left. It is some tough stuff.

Perfect!! No primer needed with Imron that's a sweet color Randy that quart will do 10 saws and then some with a HVLP cup gun

 

[watsonr]

Saw..............................................WEET Thanks Thanks Thanks Thanks Fraz I'll be darn if I can post em here. That be my Super 797 I restored this winter. Paccity is the man thanks for posting these buddy

Is this the same saw for sale on Craigslist? She's a looker.

 

[heimannm]

Kendall - Winding the spring in the center pull models is actually quite easy, put a large screw driver in the slot on the end of the shaft, slip the pin out of the pinion gear, and wind it up...

Mark

 

[HeRoze]

Kendall - Winding the spring in the center pull models is actually quite easy, put a large screw driver in the slot on the end of the shaft, slip the pin out of the pinion gear, and wind it up...

Mark

kendall - it's much easier the second time... just so you know.

 

[ChainsawmanXX]

Kendall - Winding the spring in the center pull models is actually quite easy, put a large screw driver in the slot on the end of the shaft, slip the pin out of the pinion gear, and wind it up...i Ooooo

Mark

Thanks heimannm! Im gonna have to copy that on to my phone.
How goes that 10-10 that I sent you?

kendall - it's much easier the second time... just so you know.

yes it is!!

 

[heimannm]

McCulloch Pro Mac 10-10

Still setting on the bench in pieces, I was home last week but still recovering from the last long trip so I didn't get much shop time in. In Quebec this week, hopefully home again for the weekend - we have a tree project lined up - then home for a week so maybe I will get to look at that one.

Mark

 

[barneyrb]

Does anyone have an IPL for a promac 850? I just got one in need of a piston and am comtemplating a total restoration for it.

 

[ChainsawmanXX]

Still setting on the bench in pieces, I was home last week but still recovering from the last long trip so I didn't get much shop time in. In Quebec this week, hopefully home again for the weekend - we have a tree project lined up - then home for a week so maybe I will get to look at that one.

Mark

I know how it goes for the most part Mark.

 

[C SAW 090]

some old macs i have

 

[OREGONLOGGER]

Does anyone have an IPL for a promac 850? I just got one in need of a piston and am comtemplating a total restoration for it.

Here is the piston numbers from McCULLOCH for your 850 #92518, #92519, #92520

Cascade Saw

 

[cpr]

i believe they are technically kart engines. a shame since the saw itself is such a bastardized piece of engineering.

What? Who you callin' bastard? :hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:

Drop-head did not = kart. Why? Cuz' Bob wuz makin' em that way that day.

 

[Eccentric]

Here is the piston numbers from McCULLOCH for your 850 #92518, #92519, #92520

Cascade Saw

Yep, but you MUST match the piston to the cylinder. Look for a letter stamped on the head near the comp release bore. "A" matches the 92518 piston. "B" (or no letter stamp) matches the 92519 piston. "C" matches 92520. The pistons will usually have the letter ink stamped onto the crown.

 

[ozflea]

What? Who you callin' bastard? :hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:

Drop-head did not = kart. Why? Cuz' Bob wuz makin' em that way that day.

I see my idea is catching on a bit of a fiddle but it does go together .......................

McBob.

 

[Jacob J.]

i believe they are technically kart engines. a shame since the saw itself is such a bastardized piece of engineering.

Which one is technically a kart engine? If you're referring to one of the saw engines with a removable head, they are not
technically a kart engine. They have different port timing, stroke length, and much different "lag" time.

 

[HeRoze]

I see my idea is catching on a bit of a fiddle but it does go together .......................

McBob.

meh - your Blue Coat webfilter category is "none" so computer nazis here at work block it. i actually thought i got the info on the d-36 engine on your site... my memory ain't my strong suit, however.

 

[HeRoze]

Which one is technically a kart engine? If you're referring to one of the saw engines with a removable head, they are not
technically a kart engine. They have different port timing, stroke length, and much different "lag" time.

noted... i'll get a bit smarter on this shortly... thx

 

[Brian13]

Which one is technically a kart engine? If you're referring to one of the saw engines with a removable head, they are not
technically a kart engine. They have different port timing, stroke length, and much different "lag" time.

Are your sure JJ? Every ebay auction I see says kart in the listing, and some even have removable heads. I think on ebay Mac=kart.