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SPF to Bill G THANKS!!!!!

Isn't RMF full skip? Or do you want full skip and chisel cutters?

I have a brand new 100' roll of GB .404 .063 gauge skip tooth semi-chisel saw chain. The GB box has a Sten's part number of 087-043. I believe it might be harvester chain. I would like $200. I can provide pictures if anyone wants them.

$400 for seven 10-10's and one 2-10 (only 2 saws run). Plus. four hundred to ship. So, for $800, you get two running saws and 6 part saws. Maybe i should sell the couple dozen I have....... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mcculloch-chainsaw-10-10-lot-/291144392046?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43c98edd6e

My SP-125 has a Nova II chip in it and it runs fine..... So yes, chips do work in the saw. bob

Anyone here watch or heard of COZI-tv? It's an NBC channel that plays older TV shows, Thursdays nights are Magnum PI and Wednesday nights are the Six Million Dollar Man (Bionic Man). Well, because I don't have a life, I watched the Six Million Dollar Man last night, which had Lee Majors playing...

I use the PVC sliding type holders: The one container has 42" .404 chain inside and the other has two 28" 3/8 chains in them. I also keep my files and small screwdriver in another. Not to sound like a salesman, but if anyone is interested in any of these, send me PM. I bought a...

Maybe you're right. The odd thing is that I don't believe I have an English brochure that list more than one 5 cube model on it at a time. They only list one model on the sheet, be it is a PM800 or PM805, etc. Could someone translate the 5.0 cube saw area of the brochure for me, and please tell...

That's just it...The PM800/805/850 are the same, but the carb mounting, airbox/fuel tank are completely different on the DE80. To me, the brochure is saying you'll get a 5 cuber, but it could be one of three different model saws. Kinda like buying a "10-10" sight unseen and no other info, it...

I am curious, what 5 cube saw is it? The brochure has DE80, PM800 and a PM850S. The saw in the picture is a DE80, so what saw would you be buying? Or is it pot-luck? bob

When it comes to diagnostic tools, I always believe you pay for what you get. I would buy something like this: EEPV500, Set, Automotive Compression Gauge Or maybe e-bay # 261131120139 (or something similar) bob

Take the air filter cover off and there should be a small steel tag with a 60000 number like Mark mentioned. There will also be a 10- or 11- type number and a letter. that typically will tell you what model saw it is, providing the cylinder wasn't replaced...... bob

All that being said in my first post, I noticed in Mac's "Cylinders, Piston Assemblies and Ring Sets" publication, dated 1973, the cylinder dimensions are slightly different yet. Thank you McCulloch.......:dizzy: bob

I know it's not the saw pictures but these were from Mac sale literature. The first is from the 1965 sales brochure. The next two are the front and back from the Mac 440 sales sheet. The 1965 brochure shows the 450 & 640, as being different in both bore and stroke. The 440 & 450 have the same...

So when the NGK's failed, that were in my snowmobile, should I have gotten on the phone and let them know that I'm in a middle of the forest, 60 miles from my truck and tell them they're responsible for my sled crapping out? No, I put Champions in it and haven't had an issue since, not to...

Thanks, but I have plenty of chain, both new loops and about 15-20 feet worth. My issue was the sprocket nose bar, which i took a chance on buying. I cannot think of anything else that would be 1/4, except the chain and the bar slot. So, we will see what happens. Thanks for the offer, bob

If it turns over smoothly and has spark, I would put some pre-mix in the tank, a little down the plug hole, put the plug in it and see if it fires. I also have a 5-49, did the same thing I just mentioned, and it started in a few pulls and ran pretty damn nice. Actually cut a couple pieces of...

I could go $150-175ish for the PM6 and cutter kit. I have a huge soft spot for the PM6 and soon to be built area that would look nice with that saw there. bob

i have plenty of chain thanks. And your right I will sometimes call a sprocket tip a roller nose, even though I know better. It can be even more confusing to a person if a saw has a Windsor bar on it and I call it a Speed Tip. People will look at you like you have 3 heads..... The bars i...