McCulloch Chain Saws
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I'll own that Ted, haha!
It wasn't me, though.
It wasn't me, though.
Will a 10-10 clutch cover work on a 7-10? Just plain cover, no chainbrake or muffler guard.
Fellow down in Atchishon, Kansas needs one but IDK if my spare would fit his saw.
Carl.
Fellow down in Atchishon, Kansas needs one but IDK if my spare would fit his saw.
Carl.
joeymt33
I bleed YELLOW!
Are you sure????
Confidence level on that one is high...
Mark
P.S. - Did you notice the cylinders in my post 18141? Why didn't we notice the small exhaust port and missing impulse barb that morning we look at it?
Mark
P.S. - Did you notice the cylinders in my post 18141? Why didn't we notice the small exhaust port and missing impulse barb that morning we look at it?
Can you tell I don't 'do' Macs very much?:msp_rolleyes:
It just keeps raining Homies and Remys around here. Or, no one turns loose of their Macs.
Carl.
joeymt33
I bleed YELLOW!
I'm very disappointed in both of us for not noticing that during the 5 minutes we stared at it. I actually wish you didn't bring it out in the open. Now people's suspicion about my ignorance will have some backing.
Just stamp a "C" on top of all your old 10-10 cylinders and post them on e-bay with photos. I'll give $50 each and never look back...
Mark
Mark
ozflea
Good ol' BP Zoom 25-1
The cylinder without the barb indicates a saw that is uncushioned like either the 10-10's or the 700 or 4300 did you measure the bore diameter ?
McBob.
You have to read the fine print in the original post Bob, it is a 2" bore so I am suspecting PM700. Any idea why it would have the "C" stamp on top? I cannot find any reference in the parts lists that I have to any distinctions for the pistons used in those models.
Mark
Mark
ozflea
Good ol' BP Zoom 25-1
Sorry Mark it would be a cylinder grade mark i think never repaired many 700's to know different
Bob
homelitejim
Full of Scrap
This is my buddy Justin and his newly acquired McCulloch 660, Justin likes to buy my project saws that sit, he also is addicted to gear drive saws so this saw was perfect for him. We did some additional tuning as I felt in the video that while it started out rich it leaned out quite a bit so we richened up the H a tad, it is also missing a dawg which he made today and will be attaching here shortly. The saw cleaned up nicely and runs great, the bar is a 40 inch hard nose from tip to tip with new .404 skip tooth chain.
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Wagnerwerks
The underdog..
Fun signage
Thought you guys would like these. Local shop I frequent.
Thought you guys would like these. Local shop I frequent.
Overtrained
Not crazy, Stoopid!
Thought you guys would like these. Local shop I frequent.
How fast are Stutt's Kart's?
Wagnerwerks
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torinocobra
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"the bar is a 40 inch hard nose from tip to tip"
That must be an east coast way of measuring the bar. When he's not using it he can hang it on the wall next to his 8 point buck.
Wagnerwerks
The underdog..
How fast are Stutt's Kart's?
They used to be the dominating force when I was a kid. Everything is McCulloch there. There are a few saws there that would make you guys happy. I already tried to buy them all at one time or another...lol.
If you guys ever need odd parts, I'd be glad to ask about them. It's a pretty big mess there, but he seems to know what he has.
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I did make some progress on getting the 81E back together. Bore is very straight and true; could be an "A" with just a touch of wear or a "B" with very little wear. I can't find any markings on the cylinder so I am leaning towards the "B" as that was the default. Piston is a bit scuffed but I didn't want to put a new piston in this one without being positive on the right one so I cleaned everything up as best I could and used it anyway. I checked it before tearing it down and it was making 150 PSI so I figure it will still run all right.
I did set the standard late model electronic ignition coil on this one and it certainly fits properly. I will put it together with the real ignition set up and try to check the timing between the two using an electronic timing light while spinning the saw over with a drill.
Here's how things look so far.
Mark
Mark, I don't know about the timing but it will run with the modern coil. At least my 850 did after I swapped out the two piece. Ron
PS I haven't forgotten your handle.
homelitejim
Full of Scrap
"the bar is a 40 inch hard nose from tip to tip"
That must be an east coast way of measuring the bar. When he's not using it he can hang it on the wall next to his 8 point buck.
I never put that bar on a saw, so when I picked it up it measured 40 inches and sense it may measure differently depending on what generation or even drive of saw I thought I would just measure the entire thing. It actually measures out to a 37 and a quarter inch cut without the dawg and when the dawg is installed it will be around 35 and three quarters inch on a 660 McCulloch. Spokane Washington is actually considered to be on the west coast and when it comes to whitetail deer I count all the points, mule (blacktail) deer and elk each side is counted eg. 4x4 ect.
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