I found this old picture and just wondered what the saws were.
Anybody know what these are?
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I would guess by the lower handle brace, Recoil and shroud
that they're Mcculloch 80 or 87 cc powerheads.
Lee
that they're Mcculloch 80 or 87 cc powerheads.
Lee
I was thinking Mac from the big flat top cover.
Yep, That too.
A number of different models used that flat
cover. Super 250, 550, S550 and many others.
Lee
Can't see the details very well but both saws seem to be in an "upright" position. IIANM one saw has to be mounted upside down or have it's rotation reversed in these setups.
Harry K
Harry K
Bill G
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Harry,
The are mounted correctly and are opposed. There is one "upside down" Take another look and think about rotating the unit 90 degrees you will then see they are correct.
Bill
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
To my eye that looks like the angular, flat "mailbox" style 450/550 AF cover, rather than the more rounded S-250/300/etc cover. That would make them 450/550/S-550 saws.....assuming they're both the same and the AF covers haven't been swapped. 91, 99, or 103cc each.
Thanks guys!
redunshee
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Don't have much input other than to say most New Englanders heard about the old Tunbridge Fair at one time or another.
Yep, the left powerhead is pulling the cutting (away from camera) side of the chain to the left.
The right powerhead is pulling the other side of the chain to the right.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
Here are my 550 and 650. You can see the 'mailbox' style AF cover on the 550 and the more rounded cover on the 650. I wish the OP's pic was a tad more clear. Can't quite tell for sure that the AF cover on the 'left' saw is a 'mailbox' style or not. Looks like it to me, but......
