question suffix letters on mcculloch

[fwgsaw]

hello i have been wondering what the different suffix letters mean on a sp125 the information that i have is there was an 600076A,600076B,600076D. also was wondering what the differences were on the serial number prefixes the numbers i have are 10,11,12,13,14,15 if anyone has any information on this i would sure appreciate your thoughts thanks.

 

[dtnodya]

I've always wondered this myself ... My guess is that they aren't different but that the numbers/letters are related to when they were made. I'm probably dead wrong but that's my guess ...

 

[Al Smith]

I'm not really sure,something about parts interchangeability.

 

[Tzed250]

The A, B, and D, refer to the configuration of the saw. (half wrap, full wrap, etc.)

 

[fwgsaw]

thanks for the information. mcc serial numbers must be kind of hard to find out all the details about.:deadhorse:

 

[Tzed250]

You have to read between the lines in the IPL to figure out the code...

 

[Al Smith]

thanks for the information. mcc serial numbers must be kind of hard to find out all the details about.:deadhorse:

You will also find that parts often interchange but may not be the exact parts number.For example I have a 6-10 that has a 2-10 crankshaft and a 10-10 flywheel .

I don't know how to read them but the date of manufacture,plant site,size of engine etc are contained within this goobley gook of numbers and letters.