McCulloch 380 bar?

[Lukas6644]

Hi I recently bought an old 380 and was wound wrong of anyone knows what kind and were I can can get a bigger and new bar for it. It does not have and spec numbers on the side, all I how it is a McCulloch 380 that was made in the 60s I think. Thank you

 

[Woodslasher]

What bar size are you looking for and what chain pitch does it have? Also, does it look like this:

 

[Lukas6644]

What bar size are you looking for? Also, does it look like this:
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Yes it looks like that and something longer

 

[Lukas6644]

Yes it looks like that and something longer

Like 30 inches

 

[Lukas6644]

I look on Oregon but they did not have anything for it specifically

 

[Woodslasher]

I can’t find anything new over 20 inches long that’d fit it. What do you plan on using it for?

 

[Lukas6644]

I can’t find anything new over 20 inches long that’d fit it. What do you plan on using it for?

Bucking wood

 

[Woodslasher]

I‘m assuming it still has .404 chain on it, but regardless, I have a lightly used 32 inch hard nose McCulloch bar, along with two chains for it, I’d sell cheap. It’s pretty rusty from sitting outside currently, but I’d clean it up and make sure it’s ready to go before I’d ship it. If you’re interested I’ll get a few pics in the next day or two.

 

[Lukas6644]

I‘m assuming it still has .404 chain on it, but regardless, I have a lightly used 32 inch hard nose McCulloch bar, along with two chains for it, I’d sell cheap. It’s pretty rusty from sitting outside currently, but I’d clean it up and make sure it’s ready to go before I’d ship it. If you’re interested I’ll get a few pics in the next day or two.

Yah sure send me the pics I can look at it

 

[Woodslasher]

It’s a little rusty from someone storing it outside, but it is still functional and has plenty of hard facing on the tip. As you can see it will fit your saw, but make sure your adjuster looks like the pictured pin. If it looks like the half moon shape on the bar tail at the bottom of the bar stack, lemme know and I’ll send you all the parts needed to convert your saw to the pin style. Also, please take a measurement of the distance between 3 rivets on your current chain. If it isn’t exactly 3/4 of an inch or 1 inch, your saw uses .404, which is the chain pitch I have. Finally, check and see if your saw has a rim or spur sprocket on it so I can make the chains longer or shorter accordingly.

 

[Lukas6644]

Let me get back to you because it Is still being shipped to me.

 

[Lukas6644]

I know it is a oem Mcculloch 380

 

[Lukas6644]

And it still has the oem bar on it or I have been told

 

[Woodslasher]

Sure thing.