B Bardo ArboristSite Lurker Joined Nov 11, 2010 Messages 15 Reaction score 10 Location Utah Apr 17, 2011 #1 Would a McCulloch Pro Mac 850 make a good milling saw? I can get one that is running with a 36" bar for $150.
Would a McCulloch Pro Mac 850 make a good milling saw? I can get one that is running with a 36" bar for $150.
RandyMac Stiff Member Joined Sep 16, 2008 Messages 14,474 Reaction score 9,011 Location 51st State of Jefferson Apr 17, 2011 #2 There are better saws for milling, but buy it anyway, they are a highly desired McCulloch.
B Bardo ArboristSite Lurker Joined Nov 11, 2010 Messages 15 Reaction score 10 Location Utah Apr 17, 2011 #3 I should mention my biggest saw is a Stihl MS362 that I have been using. I have only milled a little and like it so I don't want to keep using the MS362 and kill it.
I should mention my biggest saw is a Stihl MS362 that I have been using. I have only milled a little and like it so I don't want to keep using the MS362 and kill it.
RandyMac Stiff Member Joined Sep 16, 2008 Messages 14,474 Reaction score 9,011 Location 51st State of Jefferson Apr 17, 2011 #4 Some important parts for the 82cc Macs are NLA and very expensive. It would be better to find a bigger and newer saw, even another stihl.
Some important parts for the 82cc Macs are NLA and very expensive. It would be better to find a bigger and newer saw, even another stihl.
betterbuilt I build stuff from milled slabs Joined Jan 14, 2010 Messages 1,448 Reaction score 214 Location Hammondsport, ny Apr 17, 2011 #5 RandyMac said: Some important parts for the 82cc Macs are NLA and very expensive. It would be better to find a bigger and newer saw, even another stihl. Click to expand... Oh No, another Stihl. The Mac gods haved spoken. Randy's right, you need to be able to get parts. You'd be better off finding something newer that you can still get parts for.
RandyMac said: Some important parts for the 82cc Macs are NLA and very expensive. It would be better to find a bigger and newer saw, even another stihl. Click to expand... Oh No, another Stihl. The Mac gods haved spoken. Randy's right, you need to be able to get parts. You'd be better off finding something newer that you can still get parts for.
B Bardo ArboristSite Lurker Joined Nov 11, 2010 Messages 15 Reaction score 10 Location Utah Apr 17, 2011 #6 ok, thanks guys.
RandyMac Stiff Member Joined Sep 16, 2008 Messages 14,474 Reaction score 9,011 Location 51st State of Jefferson Apr 17, 2011 #7 Buy it and someone will pop up with a trade for you.
B Bardo ArboristSite Lurker Joined Nov 11, 2010 Messages 15 Reaction score 10 Location Utah Apr 17, 2011 #8 What is one worth?
RandyMac Stiff Member Joined Sep 16, 2008 Messages 14,474 Reaction score 9,011 Location 51st State of Jefferson Apr 17, 2011 #9 In very nice condition, $300-500 bucks, they have a cult following like the SP125s.