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Just got the first frost here on the Island last night... so winter is slowly settling in here too... 
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McCulloch Chain Saws
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I got these two more macs in this week.
890-895 can't read the number on the crankcase
A nice 795L.
890-895
795L
890-895 can't read the number on the crankcase
A nice 795L.
890-895
795L
Nice score Cliff, I have a few "really want" saws on my list including BP-1, 550 Super, and 795L. Well, I have a lot more than that as well including all the CP's, LG's, and a host of old saws I don't have yet, but the three listed would go a long way toward making me a happy man.
I am still looking for a 4-10 as well if anyone out there knows where one may be lurking.
I am greedy, I freely admit it.
Mark
Do I spy a late model replacement screen in the starter on the 795L?
I am still looking for a 4-10 as well if anyone out there knows where one may be lurking.
I am greedy, I freely admit it.
Mark
Do I spy a late model replacement screen in the starter on the 795L?
How I love the look of the big McCulloch saws! A really nice saw for your collection Cliff - well done. I hope to be able to gather someof these Macs one day for my collection. Right now I am hunting around oz for an Australian built McCulloch 73A - 120cc's of old school power. It is always nice to see the big old Macs going to good homes.
Regards,
Chris
Regards,
Chris
Great score Cliff.
A couple of beauty's.
You don't see the 795L very often.
I have a soft spot for them geardrives.
Lee
A couple of beauty's.
You don't see the 795L very often.
I have a soft spot for them geardrives.
Lee
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So does the "L" in 795L stand for lefthand start?
yup
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I have seen the 795L saws on ebay and never even payed attention to the starter location until now.
Might have to call on the McC gurus for this one
I was just given a Mac 3-25. It looks to be in good shape. The gentleman who gave it to me (I tried to pay, but he wouldn't have any of it) is clearing out some of his deceased father in laws stuff. He says he has used it before, last time was about 30 years ago :jawdrop: The only thing I see missing is the rubber cover for the spark plug access. If anyone has one I am interested.
Are there any particular pitfalls to working on this model? I am guessing the carb is one of them. Diaphragms are probably nonexistant. I would love to find a shop manual or owners manual for this model. For its age is seems to be a fairly complex machine.
This is going to be one of my winter projects, I'm looking forward to it.:greenchainsaw:
I was just given a Mac 3-25. It looks to be in good shape. The gentleman who gave it to me (I tried to pay, but he wouldn't have any of it) is clearing out some of his deceased father in laws stuff. He says he has used it before, last time was about 30 years ago :jawdrop: The only thing I see missing is the rubber cover for the spark plug access. If anyone has one I am interested.
Are there any particular pitfalls to working on this model? I am guessing the carb is one of them. Diaphragms are probably nonexistant. I would love to find a shop manual or owners manual for this model. For its age is seems to be a fairly complex machine.
This is going to be one of my winter projects, I'm looking forward to it.:greenchainsaw:
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boda65 - Owners manuals for the 3-25 come up fairly regularly on e-bay and can generally be hand for a reasonable price. They are a bit unique as they have a full IPL as well as the normal owners manual information.
Let me know if you can't find one, I am pretty sure I have the IPL in electronic format.
The 3-25 is like nothing you've ever seen before, very unique carburetor setup, and rotary valve intake to boot. If you search AS I posted some photo's of one of mine taken down to show the works.
Mark
P.S. I know Hoss loves his 73, but it is a bit heavy and that spinning intake on the flywheel burned a hole through my chaps.
Hoss with one of his favorite toys
Let me know if you can't find one, I am pretty sure I have the IPL in electronic format.
The 3-25 is like nothing you've ever seen before, very unique carburetor setup, and rotary valve intake to boot. If you search AS I posted some photo's of one of mine taken down to show the works.
Mark
P.S. I know Hoss loves his 73, but it is a bit heavy and that spinning intake on the flywheel burned a hole through my chaps.
Hoss with one of his favorite toys
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TRI955
I'm the man in the box
Here's some pictures of my first McCulloch....
Mike
Mike
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This are my latest mac's ,
rheima
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macs
I have a few Macs too---200--47--99--miniMac-& Mall 10--7--7H and a few others and yes heimannm is my brother and I like to think I caused his obsesion with gas powered saws.
I have a few Macs too---200--47--99--miniMac-& Mall 10--7--7H and a few others and yes heimannm is my brother and I like to think I caused his obsesion with gas powered saws.
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I wish I could get my brother to post on here. Nice to meet you.
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P.S. I know Hoss loves his 73, but it is a bit heavy and that spinning intake on the flywheel burned a hole through my chaps.
Hoss with one of his favorite toys
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I've actually discovered since your visit that the cover from a super 44A will fit over that spinning flywheel cover. BTW Mark I know you are a big Mac fan, but I think you are gonna go gaga when you see the video of the Dolmar CT that came in recently from Belgium. Sounds like an old Hodaka dirt bike.
Hoss with one of his favorite toys
I've actually discovered since your visit that the cover from a super 44A will fit over that spinning flywheel cover. BTW Mark I know you are a big Mac fan, but I think you are gonna go gaga when you see the video of the Dolmar CT that came in recently from Belgium. Sounds like an old Hodaka dirt bike.
This are my latest mac's ,
That bottom mac looks veryyy familiar....
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gmax
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Yes the mac 3500 is a 1985 Dolmar 115 only sold in Australia.
Is that mac 54 ccs as well?
gmax
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Almost, it's 52cc
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