McCulloch Chain Saws

[ozflea]

When i attended McCulloch's dealer workshop school in the very late seventies i made the mistake of saying how much i thought the Mini Mac series were terrible to work on
so ol Bob Liston the fella in charge of the school stuck me on the production line at various points till i liked them took about a week i'm a slow learner so it seems
never again did i complain about mungrel model saws ......................... McBob

 

[Overtrained]

MAC 110......... What are common issues for the oiler not working?

 

[psuiewalsh]

MAC 110......... What are common issues for the oiler not working?

Broken thumb???:tongue2::tongue2:

 

[psuiewalsh]

I thought these pic's deserve to be here. Although not made by
Mcculloch, They still wear the Mac name But made buy Sachs Dolmar.
Two SP118's = SD166, The one with out a B+C i just got today the
other i got last week and did a full rebuild on. Both great runners.
And both from the land of Australia.

Lee

Do you really need one of those fast splitters too? Must be nice.

 

[Overtrained]

Broken thumb???:tongue2::tongue2:

I should of put "except broken thumb" in my post.:taped:

 

[Ambull]

Very cool Lee! You should have your own reality show, Chainsaw Hunters.......

Those two 118's are one of your best feats yet!!!

 

[psuiewalsh]

Can anyone confirm that this is a flatback carb. It is on a 2-10. I have not been able to make the correct adjustments.

I can't seem to locate the info in this thread, the images all do not seem to match this one.

Thanks.

 

[cpr]

Can anyone confirm that this is a flatback carb. It is on a 2-10. I have not been able to make the correct adjustments.

I can't seem to locate the info in this thread, the images all do not seem to match this one.

Thanks.

Not flatback. That's a bullfrog.

 

[heimannm]

At some point, there will be a major geological event in the state of MA when the earth collapses under Lee's collection of heavy weights.

Overtrained - I can send the workshop manual pages on the MM oiler, but you will have to PM me with your e-mail address as the file is over 4 MB.

psuiewalsh - Keep searching this thread as there is an pretty complete discussion of the Mac 10 flat back a.k.a. Bullfrog carburetors.

Mark

 

[gmax]

Lee found two big yellow Dolmars within a month?... :monkey:
Why am I not surprised... congratulations Lee :hmm3grin2orange:

 

[leeha]

Lee found two big yellow Dolmars within a month?... :monkey:
Why am I not surprised... congratulations Lee :hmm3grin2orange:

Weird how that worked out. But being
patient always helps. Been wanting one
for years now my quest is over.



Lee

 

[OldDeadWood]

Bullfrog Carb

Marks' info on the Bullfrog Carb is on page 272 #4075 of this thread.

There is also more Bullfrog info in that area of this thread.

ODW

 

[cpr]

The things we (OK "I") do for McCulloch carburetors...

 

[struggle]

The things we (OK "I") do for McCulloch carburetors...

Your pull handle has come unstowed:hmm3grin2orange:

 

[ozflea]

I bet he has a better understanding of the english language now he thinks hes got her done

McBob.

 

[cpr]

Your pull handle has come unstowed:hmm3grin2orange:

Lack of starter spring tension shall be construed as a deliberate attempt on my part to preserve a nice chrome shroud from kick back damage. Nevermind what 123cc at 195psi might do to my fingers, ha ha ow!

 

[cpr]

I bet he has a better understanding of the english language now he thinks hes got her done

McBob.

I was pretty good before, but my proficiency in expletives is your fault, ha ha!

 

[homelitejim]

Had a little free time to day so I slapped the block of the PM850 into the body of the CP70L and threw on a full wrap and PM850 bottom. It still needs some tuning and I am having a dawg made for the chain brake clutch cover. I have a 24 inch roller nose that will go on it until I find a longer one.
[video=youtube;hPQYyIhjL1U]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPQYyIhjL1U[/video]

 

[paccity]

got a shiny part for thesuper250 today. thank you "erb":msp_wink: . i'll mount it up with a pic tomarow.

 

[MEATSAW]

I bought a couple 8-pin Oregon rims to put on a 10-10 and a 7-10. Turns out though that they are too big. I bought the standard spline -- I take it the McCulloch drum used a different sized spline than the Oregon version? I was kind of bummed. In order for it to work I will now have to buy 2 power-mate drum assemblies.