McCulloch Chain Saws

[joeymt33]

Anyone know why there so hard to find??
Maybe ill look at the 10-10 muffler and see if theres anyway to fab that up??

Much appreciated!

I'm always looking for those mufflers. I've only found one NOS in three years. You will see the pm800 mufflers more often. Here is a pic of the differences

 

[rwoods]

... The parts pile is the 8200. The cylinder looks to be ok. This will be a runner with a new piston, clutch cover, and air box cover. Anyone have any idea where I could find a piston? ...

Not cheap: 300687 - McCulloch Chain Saw Part / 300687 - KIT PISTON - 82CC - MAC-300687 - McCulloch Chain Saw

You don't have a spare DE80 tank and handle do you? Ron

 

[ChainLightning]

10-10 For Sale

McCulloch 16in Chainsaw

PM me if interested. I can ship across the US of A.

 

[rwoods]

Working on my sp81.. still trying to find a muffler, anyone have one?? Pm me please!
But anway, im having troubles with the intake set up?
I think im missing the peice that goes between the cylinder and cylinder cover.

That little black piece in the picture is the piece you are looking for. Ron

PS I'm still trying to find you a muffler.

 

[Warped5]

McCulloch 16in Chainsaw

PM me if interested. I can ship across the US of A.

Nice saw ... looks like a 10-10S ...

Yes Aaron, I'm resisting .. biting my tongue .... :wink2:

 

[joeymt33]

Not cheap: 300687 - McCulloch Chain Saw Part / 300687 - KIT PISTON - 82CC - MAC-300687 - McCulloch Chain Saw

You don't have a spare DE80 tank and handle do you? Ron

I just got a spare tank to replace the one that's broken on the DE80 in the picture.

Here is the replacement. Its Not new

An for those interested, you can see the difference in the DE80 air box. It's cut out to accept the carb to be directly mounted.

 

[joeymt33]

That little black piece in the picture is the piece you are looking for. Ron

PS I'm still trying to find you a muffler.

Here is a pic of the spacer needed

The one in the pic is a 10-10 model I believe.

 

[rwoods]

Working on my sp81.. still trying to find a muffler, anyone have one?? Pm me please!
...

Here is the duct. Price is not too bad. 84572 - McCulloch Chain Saw Part / 84572 - BODY/DUCT/ASSY./ARSTR. - MAC-84572 - McCulloch Chain Saw

Don't you have the other pieces? There are two different style valves and covers. Just google the parts numbers from the IPL and you may get some hits.

Ron

 

[rwoods]

Joey, thanks for replying about the tank. I am looking for one. The direct mount seems to be the way to go to avoid boot leaks though I'm not too keen about the idle adjustment under the lid. Ron

 

[ChainLightning]

I forgot in my last post to see if anyone has a good way to make your own fuel lines for the 10-10's

I have the 10-10 Auto and a Pro 10-10.

Both suffer from the fuel line getting hard and not staying set in the hole through the fuel tank.

I bought a new fuel line at my local hardware store and after a small while it did the same thing.

I have a idea on how to mod some regular fuel line to fix it but was wondering what others have done.

Thats funny too. I ran into the same problem. My 10-10 with the chain brake (the one I am selling) just took the standard gas line that most saws take. Then the other 10-10 has the custom line. Not sure on the one without the brake, because that thing is hard as hell to pull over. Could not find a compression valve on it and the muffler is on the bottom of the cylinder. I will probably tear it down one of these days when I get done with other projects. Should shoot some PB Blaster down there to see if she loosens up any.

 

[tomdcoker]

need a little advice on McCulloch 125 crank bearings



I am trying to build a McCulloch 125 and today I decided to pull the crank bearings. I noticed that both bearings had a mark on the outside ring of the bearings. I have never seen this before.
I placed a puller on it and started to remove the bearing. After a few turns of the puller I looked at it just checking and the bearing was seperating at the mark. If I had continue the outside rim and balls would have come off and left the race. Is this the norm for 125 bearings and if so how do you remove them. Tom

 

[watsonr]

Every one that I have pulled came apart in a bunch of pieces. Where they bad or are you just replacing them... I've yet to have a set actually bad.

 

[cutforfun]

Looking for some info on tuning a cp125. It has the adjustable h/l and want to know what a safe starting point would be. Had it running today but seamed really rich .

 

[ozflea]

Looking for some info on tuning a cp125. It has the adjustable h/l and want to know what a safe starting point would be. Had it running today but seamed really rich .

1 to 1 1/4 turns open on both for starters

 

[cutforfun]

Sounds good. I was about 1 1/2 on the high. Did not want to get to lean.

 

[Don475]

Here is an old picture but there are a few of my Mac 2 mans in it.

 

[boda65]

Has anyone heard of a 2-10PS? I don't find that in any of my IPL's. I "accidently" bought this saw on that hated but popular auction site. I thought it would go higher, the guy has like 11000 feedback with 100% rating. I don't have a 2-10 in my collection so it will be a good addition.


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Have they changed something again? I can't seem to get the photos to embed in the post any more as they used to. I use photobucket.

 

[Warped5]

Here's your pix ...

Has anyone heard of a 2-10PS? I don't find that in any of my IPL's. I "accidently" bought this saw on that hated but popular auction site. I thought it would go higher, the guy has like 11000 feedback with 100% rating. I don't have a 2-10 in my collection so it will be a good addition.

The PS stands for 'Power Sharp,' a feature that allows the operator to sharpen the chain on the saw. The clutch cover on the saw you bought has had that clutch cover swapped out. It was posted ealier HERE.

 

[cowroy]

The previous pic makes me want to restore my 2-10g even more. I submitted everything to the decal maker a little over a week ago, so it shouldn't be long till I have that much.

 

[tomdcoker]

Every one that I have pulled came apart in a bunch of pieces. Where they bad or are you just replacing them... I've yet to have a set actually bad.

I am not sure they are bad....just did not want to take a chance. Thanks for the reply. Tom