McCulloch Chain Saws
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Warped5
WingNut
uttahere2:She'd beat me over the head with that 125 .... the girlfriend would probably be heavier! :help:
I think I found a phone number to call, supposed to be McCulloch. Ebay didn't have any of the parts.
dieselsmoke
ArboristSite Operative
forgot to mention $8 out the door.
Im going back a few pages, but Jim here's your saw at work, I shot this clip a few years ago.
[video=youtube_share;cBhC8AG6v2s]http://youtu.be/cBhC8AG6v2s[/video]
dieselsmoke
ArboristSite Operative
I finally got the photo's on to my computer...as promised the 1-51 from Mr. Bowsaw (Cliff).
After taking the photo's I did find the spike Cliff sent along so that is now mounted as well.
Enjoy!
Mark
Mark, here's the bro to your One -51, A clip I took a few years ago. this saw ALWAYS starts and runs all day. Well maybe half a day, when I'm ready to put it back in the truck. anyways a nice old example of 87cc front tank vintage mcculloch.
[video=youtube_share;LIEzuiEbnRc]http://youtu.be/LIEzuiEbnRc[/video]
Overtrained
Not crazy, Stoopid!
Any luck with the number?
That was their number, unfortunately they didn't have the parts. They gave me the spare parts number and they were NLA also. I called MTD, the manufacturer and they couldn't help and I also called Sears which came up empty. The saw is a re-badged McCulloch, built by MTD for Sears. Nobody would help with parts for this $250 saw that is less than 5 years old. You, meaning all chainsaw buyers, should learn from my experience when buying a new saw. I'll probably just parts this thing out since parts are scarce for this saw and parts seem to get chewed up easily on this thing. I have an old Homelite 150 that would out cut this thing! I've liked McCulloch saws for many years but I'm no fan of these "Made in Taiwan" monstrosities!
My McCulloch saws are made from metal.
Mark
Mark
How about a black woman wearing a yellow dress...
Somehow it just does not seem right...
Maybe I should just change my avitar?
Mark
Maybe I should just change my avitar?
Mark
Overtrained
Not crazy, Stoopid!
Thanks for the learning experience at your expense......Now Straight gas it and put it out of its misery.
Overtrained
Not crazy, Stoopid!
Somehow it just does not seem right...
Maybe I should just change my avitar?
Mark
Lady McCulloch...I'm sure the wife wouldn't mind seeing her sitting in the middle of all those fine Mac saws of yours!
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
My McCulloch saws are made from metal.
Mark
That saw looks famiar! 120cc of McCulloch 77 gear drive power. Look at that 5/8" pitch chain going through the wood. We need more video of that beast.
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Overtrained
Not crazy, Stoopid!
Not terrible doing it free hand and with a box cutter. Showing some love for my team colors.
Not terrible doing it free hand and with a box cutter. Showing some love for my team colors.
Well you have the M's almost covered why not add a I like M&M's yellow sticker
Andrew Wellman
ArboristSite Operative
Some help identifying an old mac
I was given an old mac yesterday and It looks like and 1-85, 1-86 but I am not sure. It has these number on the case bottom L66 on one side of the case and 2567 on the the other. Can't find either of these on acres vintage collectors site. It is clutch drive, has the plastic grid air intake over the oiler and choke. Full wrap alloy bar. If it is at, or Under 100 CC I will make sure it get to a good mac lovers home. If it is over 100 cc then I might think of running it on a mill. It spins freely but the recoil needs a spring so I can't start it. Plus I understand you need to remove the muffler and clean the cylinder before you attempt to start it.
I was given an old mac yesterday and It looks like and 1-85, 1-86 but I am not sure. It has these number on the case bottom L66 on one side of the case and 2567 on the the other. Can't find either of these on acres vintage collectors site. It is clutch drive, has the plastic grid air intake over the oiler and choke. Full wrap alloy bar. If it is at, or Under 100 CC I will make sure it get to a good mac lovers home. If it is over 100 cc then I might think of running it on a mill. It spins freely but the recoil needs a spring so I can't start it. Plus I understand you need to remove the muffler and clean the cylinder before you attempt to start it.
Those numbers don't tell me anything. Can you post a pic.
I'm assuming it's a geardrive.
Lee
I suspect the first set of numbers are, in fact, 1-86 but can be hard to read. That would indeed make it a 1-86 which is 99cc. The 1-86 is a gear drive saw and might not be the best choice out there for milling.
The same engine was used in the 1-76, direct drive saw and it is possible that someone converted it from gear to direct drive. I have one or two of the 55/S55/S55A saws at home that have been converted from gear to direct drive.
Photo's please, let's see what you have there.
As regards to milling, the 1-76/1-86 may not be the best choice as neither model has an automatic oiler in the stock form.
Mark
The same engine was used in the 1-76, direct drive saw and it is possible that someone converted it from gear to direct drive. I have one or two of the 55/S55/S55A saws at home that have been converted from gear to direct drive.
Photo's please, let's see what you have there.
As regards to milling, the 1-76/1-86 may not be the best choice as neither model has an automatic oiler in the stock form.
Mark
Andrew Wellman
ArboristSite Operative
I will post pics tonight.
Pics tonight. It also does not have a removable head, if this helps.
Pics tonight. It also does not have a removable head, if this helps.
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