Hey Joey, I don't mind working on the Mini Mac saws and have rebuilt several for guys that like them. I will use these for parts, or may put one or two together with needed parts and see if I can sell them locally.
Blisters - the 10-10S is a 57 cc version and are pretty nice saws. Check for spark, the 10-10S has a electronic ignition and if there is no spark you will have to find a new coil.
If there is spark and good compression, see if you can get it for $100 or less. You will probably need to install a carburetor kit which will cost $15 to $25 depending on where you find it (should be a Walbro SDC carburetor). I have a few of that model and like using them but I like my PM55 even better. Same basic saw but with the short clutch cover, just seems to be more nimble.
Mark
Blisters - the 10-10S is a 57 cc version and are pretty nice saws. Check for spark, the 10-10S has a electronic ignition and if there is no spark you will have to find a new coil.
If there is spark and good compression, see if you can get it for $100 or less. You will probably need to install a carburetor kit which will cost $15 to $25 depending on where you find it (should be a Walbro SDC carburetor). I have a few of that model and like using them but I like my PM55 even better. Same basic saw but with the short clutch cover, just seems to be more nimble.
Mark