Thanks Ron- i figured it was here somewhere but hadnt seen it and been so long since i was here i didnt know where to start.
McCulloch Chain Saws
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There is a thread titled "Vintage Chainsaw Museum" with a lot of details. Just to give you a taste look at these.
Saws that don't have the automatic oil pump will have this block with a check valve.
The plastic body automatic oil pumps can be used but be gentle as Steve noted. I have resorted to installing helicoils in a few when I got too heavy handed cinching them down.
Vinny - I have seen red and blue starters to fit those saws, I haven't seen the whole saw in color like that but I do have this orange Mini Mac with no other identifications of any kind.
I think I have some of those starters in a box in the attic but I don't expect to be digging in there any time soon.
This one was given to me today by someone that found my McCulloch collectors business card on the bulleting board in a local industrial supply shop. I gave it a good cleaning and found a shelf worn NOS black and yellow bar for it.
This week has been a little extra busy as my dad passed away Tuesday morning. Things will be out of sorts for a few days but I still try to find some shop time when I can.
Mark
I am so sorry to hear about your dad. Prayers. Brian
Mark ,my thoughts go to you and your family, so sorry about your father, that is always a tuff time.
Thanks mark, my sincere condolences.
Hey mate
This has one of those fixed high jet Walbro's on it... 16" is good for what I cut, will change to a sprocket nose at some point though.
Cheers!
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Sorry to hear about your dad Mark. I don't pretend to know you or your situation, but I hope you're doing well... sometimes keeping busy is good therapy in these situations... All the best mate!
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Mark,sorry to hear of your dad's passing.I hope he had a full & satisfying life.I will say that he did a helluva good job in raising you.
Ed
Ed
Condolences and prayers, Mark.
Ron
Ron
Thoughts and condolences from Ohio.
Aaron Rybicki
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Sorry to hear about your dad, Mark. Hang in there
same from here.
Sorry to hear Mark
Prayers & condolences from a fellow Iowan.
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We send our condolences. I sucks losing a loved one.
Dad was 98 and had indeed enjoyed a long and full life. The end came pretty quickly for him so there really was no suffering. My sister asked him to record his life history three years ago and I have been listening to the recordings over and over. He was a native Californian and worked for a brief time as a sawyer (on the wrong end of a two man saw) and in a sawmill grading redwood lumber as it came down the green chain. We used to go visit his mother (my Grandma Heimann) every three or four years and we kid from Iowa really enjoyed hiking amongst the redwood trees up in the hills above Pescadero, the area is actually called Redwood Glen.
He gave me a McCulloch saw, might have been a 200 when I went off for college and I used it to cut firewood when I went home on weekends to make a little spending money. This is not the original saw as I traded it in in pieces to buy my first new saw ever (Jonsereds 621) but it is a good facsimile.
I cut a lot of trees with that old saw, but I was younger and had a bit more stamina in those days.
I took a little break from cleaning and prepping saws today to relocate my snow blowers and some extra 8' fluorescent lights to my son's place in Waterloo. While there I rediscovered a box of 82 cc saws & parts that belong to Sawfun...looks like I have another project or two to work on. Don - let me know if you hear anything about the PNW GTG.
Mark
He gave me a McCulloch saw, might have been a 200 when I went off for college and I used it to cut firewood when I went home on weekends to make a little spending money. This is not the original saw as I traded it in in pieces to buy my first new saw ever (Jonsereds 621) but it is a good facsimile.
I cut a lot of trees with that old saw, but I was younger and had a bit more stamina in those days.
I took a little break from cleaning and prepping saws today to relocate my snow blowers and some extra 8' fluorescent lights to my son's place in Waterloo. While there I rediscovered a box of 82 cc saws & parts that belong to Sawfun...looks like I have another project or two to work on. Don - let me know if you hear anything about the PNW GTG.
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I'm very sorry for the loss of your father and condolences. Those 82cc Macs prolly are what I sent with you if there is a sp80, 81E, and 850. I'll let you know of any PNW gtg but am thinking the in the fall if at all. That whole event and all involved will be missed this June. I may need to ask you some 73 questions when I dig into my two and make one run. I agree with Ron, they ran out mag forth construction of that one. If I get more feeble, I'll have to use a cherry picker on that piece of heavy metal, ha ha.
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