Mobilco Canadien 370 Chainsaw
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Sounds like it was made by Power Machinery of B.C. Canada. They made a model 370 and it is likely that it was just a rebrand stickered Mobilco. A link to Mike Acres site;
Model Profile: 370
Model Profile: 370
Yea,...its a PM Canadien made by Power Machinery.
Cool, thanks.
Any idea what vintage it might be?
The guy I got it from just said "It's old"..... which is pretty obvious.
A lot of the PM saws in that size and shape were made between 1960-67
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Teddy.Scout
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That is a beauty!!
cal27tag
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Pm 370
sweet saw, love those big old Power Machinery beasts. need a manual ??
sweet saw, love those big old Power Machinery beasts. need a manual ??
Canadian pm275
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Nice Saw
Neet saw , I have a canadian 275 I have owned for about 25 years and I picked up a 370 today, so if anyone has information about the 370 it would be gratefully accdepted ie Bore and stroke etc. My 275 runs a 36 inch bar normally but it will run a 48 inch bar if I need to and I have had to before today.
Cheers,
Derek
Neet saw , I have a canadian 275 I have owned for about 25 years and I picked up a 370 today, so if anyone has information about the 370 it would be gratefully accdepted ie Bore and stroke etc. My 275 runs a 36 inch bar normally but it will run a 48 inch bar if I need to and I have had to before today.
Cheers,
Derek
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The 370 is a later version of a 270. You will find, I think, They are the same saw but with a Mobilco 370 sticker on the top cover of the 370. The serial No. is either to the left or below the clutch drive on the crankcase. Be careful when cleaning as sometimes there was a sticker with this info. Sometimes there is a plate attached & sometimes its stamped into the crankcase. Another place to look is to the right of the chain oil feed outlet. https://www.arboristsite.com/threads/pm-canadien-parts.335274/page-3
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