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Thread: Mcculloch D-44 choke question

  1. 04-28-2012, 02:28 PM #1
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    Mcculloch D-44 choke question

    On the Mcculloch D-44 does the choke lock in or do you have to held it in when you pull on the recoil?
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    Quote Originally Posted by McCulloch1-52 View Post
    On the Mcculloch D-44 does the choke lock in or do you have to held it in when you pull on the recoil?
    You hold it down. Rear handle in LEFT hand, saw resting over a log, left thumb pushing down on the choke and left trigger finger giving it about 1/2 throttle. Pull BACKWARDS (NOT up) with your right hand while pushing the saw forward with your left....
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    Don't tune old saws with a tach!
    Tune the H side so that it burbles (four strokes) at WOT unloaded and just cleans up when under load. When you lift cutting pressure, the saw should revert to four stroking.


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    Read the above, follow the directions, and repeat as often as necessary until the saw is running...

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    Thank you guys for the help, I am sure chainsaw safety camp won't like that but ok.
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    Quote Originally Posted by McCulloch1-52 View Post
    Thank you guys for the help, I am sure chainsaw safety camp won't like that but ok.
    It has worked for many decades, well before the Lace Panty Party got it's start.
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    "Amateurs should stay away from big saws in big wood."
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