You all should really burn the stink offen them.:Eye:
New McCulloch Pro Mac 10-10S Chainsaws
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You all should really burn the stink offen them.:Eye:
There are lots of 10-10s out there for sale..right now I plan on keeping mine, for awhile anyway. If you want one like the ones pictured, they won't be cheap!
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Not interested in selling it, but if you come to the GTG at Rick's in March I might let you run it. :hmm3grin2orange:
OK well thanks anyway.
Most of the time there are decent 10-10s on ebay and most are selling fairly cheap. You might give it a try..
Have looked and I see a bunch of pro macs but not 10-10s.
Just keep looking when you get a chance...I've seen lots of them on there. It changes pretty much daily. I just got done looking on ebay and within 2 minutes I saw at least 5 10-10s for sale. At the top just type in" mcculloch 10-10 chainsaw" and there they are!
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mactodd
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a.palmer, there is a big difference in a 10-10 and a 10-10S
A 10-10S is 57cc, has a plated bore, and huge transfer ports. Much more power than a standard 10-10. They usually go over $150 for a running one.
A 10-10S is 57cc, has a plated bore, and huge transfer ports. Much more power than a standard 10-10. They usually go over $150 for a running one.
Yeah been looking with no luck yet. Thanks.
I thought you meant that in the plural, such a dog(s) or car(s). Now I'm gonna go look and see if I have a 10-10s. The 10-10 saws must be pretty good, even without the chrome bore, to have lasted so long! I think I have three, and all are really good runners..
Yeah I have two, one the rip cord keeps coming loos, I think it the spring inside that area. The other runs OK.
Yeah, those are real fun to repair. On mine the end of the spring would break off. It is possible to heat it and bend it, but I ended up putting a new spring on it. I think the spring fits several different saws, so it was easy to find.
Do you lnow if springs for the 10-10 and the 10-10S are interchangeable?
mactodd
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Springs should be the same, as long as you are talking the same starter, i.e. right hand springs should work on all right hand, all left hand starters should be the same, but not mix and match. I have a stash of NOS RH starter springs.
Now for the pics.
NOS 10-10 cylinder
10-10S cylinder. Port divider does not connect to the bottom of the port.
NOS pistons. 10-10S is on the left, standard 10-10 (+.020 OS) on right.
Now for the pics.
NOS 10-10 cylinder
10-10S cylinder. Port divider does not connect to the bottom of the port.
NOS pistons. 10-10S is on the left, standard 10-10 (+.020 OS) on right.
The IPL's that I have show different part numbers, 83334 for the 10-10S and 87680 for the Pro 10-10, MAC 10-10, and MAC 10-10A.
Different part numbers doesn't always mean different different parts with McCulloch, you may have to find someone with a reference list that can cross those part numbers. The older 10 Series service manual shows two different springs that can be used interchangeably but does not reference the part numbers, however I know from experience that the original was 68626 used in all of the RH start saws.
Todd, are you sure the RH start springs won't work in the LH start saws?
Mark
Different part numbers doesn't always mean different different parts with McCulloch, you may have to find someone with a reference list that can cross those part numbers. The older 10 Series service manual shows two different springs that can be used interchangeably but does not reference the part numbers, however I know from experience that the original was 68626 used in all of the RH start saws.
Todd, are you sure the RH start springs won't work in the LH start saws?
Mark
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Looks like the pistons have different pin height, not sure, it may be optical illusion; I was also thinking the springs were the same, not just for Macs, but seems like that spring fits other brands, like Homelite.
