romeo
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I think my dad bought his timberbear around 1987. Could be wrong by a year or so. There are still quite a few parts kicking around for them. The last MAC imo.
I cant tell you the specs as to what Mac say's, but mine tac's out at 11800 rpms were it seems to cut best with, this was taken with a 20'' Bar.Do any of you guys know the max RPMs for these saws. I will be rebuilding one soon, and I am unable to find out how fast they should rotate.
Nice saw! shouldn't have sold it! I can see your point on the 24'' bar those saw's will pull it for 60cc, I have a 20'' on mine it might not be zippy fast but it does not slow down too much with the bar buried.But then you did get 220.00 for it,it held it's value pretty good.PM605/610/650/Timberbear... all the same saws...
I had a PM610 that I put a little work into. It would pull a 24" bar/chain with no probs. The are loud, heavy and ugly... but they are good saws...
I sold mine earlier this year on ebay for $220 bucks...
Gary
Do any of you guys know the max RPMs for these saws. I will be rebuilding one soon, and I am unable to find out how fast they should rotate.
+1 reading my plug say's it is rich but the saw runs so good that way.Couldn't tell you, they like running a little on the rich side though, almost like a reed motor but not as bad. They run a little more on torque and less on chain speed than the newer saws.
My Dad just gave me the Timber Bear 60013414 and I was wondering after reading this whole thread if someone did have a manual electronic or otherwise that I could get ahold of. I am wanting to fix this one up and get it running...my first free vintage chainsaw.
Thanks
I have found the manual oiler on the Timber Bear, is that to prime an automatic oiler or is it the only way to oil the bar. If so how often do you need to manually pump it while cutting?
thanks for helping the rookie,
Mengo45:greenchainsaw:
I can get some picts up soon, it was loaded with bad gas. We were able to get it started by using carb cleaner until we were pulling fresh fuel. Starts and runs good now. Going to cut some firewood to sell just for fun. Thanks for the info on the oiler, it isn't oiling well so I will try opening it up tomorrow and seeing if that helps.
mengo45
Don't feel bad about reviving a old post ought to see the one i did on another site 4 years later lolFor reviving an old post...I might get shot, or chased by a pack of chainsaw-wielding-men.
But I have good reason..
I just read through the 4 pages.
1st off, WOW! he stole that saw for 25, esp with the case! those cases go for 50+
2ndly, I just picked up my 1st PM605/610 tonite... I paid $20 for it, but the chain oiler is leaking bad, it seems to be missing part of the muffler cover (weird, as I thought it was one piece that covered both the clutch and muffler, but doesn't seem this way on this saw.) and it supposedly overheats (Not sure, have yet to run it.)
It is a Timberbear, with only a 16" bar...
anyone know the specifics of the Super Pro Mac and the Pro Mac, and why they eliminated the Decomp. valve??
Thanks all!!!
PS. I've done a lot of lurking, but have finally joined!!
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