Airbox first. I believe the oil/fuel tank assembly overlaps it.
McCulloch Chain Saws
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That's exactly what I was thinking. Thanks for confirming, the service manual doesn't have much detail on the order of assembly.
You would figure it out real fast doing it ass backwards.
That's usually how I learn anything....screwing it up the first time!
Only the first time? You must be a fast learner!!
Jeffrey Link
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G'day friends! First time posting here.
I've got a question when it comes to my McCulloch CP70 that i managed to get my hands on. I am in need of a new muffler since the original one thats on it has rusted away beyond repair. The illustrated parts list says that that it is the P.N 65532. Now considering that i am living in Europe said part is difficult to come by. Are there any alternatives that i can put on there?
I've got a question when it comes to my McCulloch CP70 that i managed to get my hands on. I am in need of a new muffler since the original one thats on it has rusted away beyond repair. The illustrated parts list says that that it is the P.N 65532. Now considering that i am living in Europe said part is difficult to come by. Are there any alternatives that i can put on there?
Airbox and reed assembly together and installed on the cylinder. Hopefully it's all together correctly....
You'll get the saw together beautifully I'm sure. If you're going to try using the original flatback, it will have you questioning whether or not you forgot how to do basic stuff, like counting to 10. Some work well, some don't. I redid one for my S550, choke style. At the time, it would start right up and idle. I pulled out a couple months later, one pull and fuel is pouring from the muffler.
Welcome! There's a couple of fellas here who may have a replacement for you...
Thats an excellent way to sum them up!
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