lumberinspector
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Here is a few pictures of an ol' Mac 2 man that was brought to me today.
McCulloch Chain Saws
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That saw came from the era "when men were men and boys packed the gas and oil". Does that old beast run??Here is a few pictures of an ol' Mac 2 man that was brought to me today.
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Not sure if it runs....
It is missing the rewind etc.
Gave a quick look over and parked the beast in the shed.
I'll have to find an operator....my skinny a** will be packing the oil and gas!
It is missing the rewind etc.
Gave a quick look over and parked the beast in the shed.
I'll have to find an operator....my skinny a** will be packing the oil and gas!
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Not sure if it runs....
It is missing the rewind etc.
Gave a quick look over and parked the beast in the shed.
I'll have to find an operator....my skinny a** will be packing the oil and gas!
We'll leave the operating to hoss and the giant. You get the gas and I'll get the oil.
I'm not sure on yours, but some of them old saw didn't use a recoil, just a rope wrapped around a pulley on the flywheel. Good luck with it.
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I would like to see that beauty when you get it put back together. it looks good so far.
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That looks nice so far....Can't wait to see it when you get it done.
A goal far off in the distance is to do exactly that to a saw...Tear down,paint etc.
Keep us posted.
A goal far off in the distance is to do exactly that to a saw...Tear down,paint etc.
Keep us posted.
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I hope you mean in the Basement. LOL. Bruce
I just got a Mac 380 from my dad that he got from his dad. The last time it was started was 15 years ago. It was used to cut down a huge elm tree. It's been in the garage ever since. My dad never did like it. He said if you used it you better hang on. Thought it was too much saw. I've always wanted to see if it would run but don't know much about it. Sounds like a good project. By the way how do you post a new discussion I can't find the new thread button any where?
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Look at the top of the left hand column on the home page of the "Chainsaw" page for the "New Thread" button.
Mark
P.S. I have a couple (maybe 3) old 380's, two running, could alway add another one if you want to get rid of yours Musclenut.
Look at the top of the left hand column on the home page of the "Chainsaw" page for the "New Thread" button.
Mark
P.S. I have a couple (maybe 3) old 380's, two running, could alway add another one if you want to get rid of yours Musclenut.
Mark,
Thanks for the offer but I beleive I'll keep it for my son. Four generations with the same saw.
I found the new thread button. I wasn't in the chinsaw home page just the regular home page thanks.
Musclenut
Thanks for the offer but I beleive I'll keep it for my son. Four generations with the same saw.
I found the new thread button. I wasn't in the chinsaw home page just the regular home page thanks.
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I found a nice SP81 to join my collection, but I am afraid the piston is history.
Do you Mac guys know if parts are still around for this saw in the US ?
thanks
Do you Mac guys know if parts are still around for this saw in the US ?
thanks
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I have a pro mac 60 ( a real runner,on the slow side compared to my stihls though) and a super 250 in need of a carb kit if anyone knows wher to get it!
Super Pro 60
Here is the Super Pro 60 I finally got around to getting going. Click on it for larger picture, sorry I'm still trying to get this picture thing down.
Here is the Super Pro 60 I finally got around to getting going. Click on it for larger picture, sorry I'm still trying to get this picture thing down.
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I know...
If it is the Tillotson no problem, the kits are available everywhere. If it is the McCulloch Flat Back (Mac 1) then you will have to get in touch with Bob (607 638 9297). Mac kits will run you $30 and you need a little insight as the new kit from Bob is slightly different from the original kit.
Mark
If it is the Tillotson no problem, the kits are available everywhere. If it is the McCulloch Flat Back (Mac 1) then you will have to get in touch with Bob (607 638 9297). Mac kits will run you $30 and you need a little insight as the new kit from Bob is slightly different from the original kit.
Mark
Here is the 10-10 that came with the deal. Its a good runner.
The brush cutter went to some ole guy in New Mexico. I hope he don't get hurt.
The brush cutter went to some ole guy in New Mexico. I hope he don't get hurt.
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Here is the Super Pro 60 I finally got around to getting going. Click on it for larger picture, sorry I'm still trying to get this picture thing down.
Very nice SP60!!!
What paints did you use?
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If it is the Tillotson no problem, the kits are available everywhere. If it is the McCulloch Flat Back (Mac 1) then you will have to get in touch with Bob (607 638 9297). Mac kits will run you $30 and you need a little insight as the new kit from Bob is slightly different from the original kit.
Mark
mark can you tell me what mac part # that kit you show is ?
Valspar oil based from TSC.
Got to redo one spot that I sprayed on too heavy and it peeled when the gas hit it. (Junk NOS gas cap)
Didnt bother the rest of it, so I'm sure it didnt cure as well in that one spot where I put it on too heavy.
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