Kensie1988
Vintage Saw Maniac
I got to run this beauty this weekend and she runs like a scalded dog!
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Looks like a red Poulan.
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LonestarStihl
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I love your saw display
The Tornado is a beautiful saw. This one is low on compression so will probably need the piston/rings looking at and a new head gasket.
I haven't found much about these on the 'net. This one says it's a "type C" and I'm not really sure of it's date of manufacture.
How about the DD8F.... Picked this one up yesterday and had it running today after a good clean and fresh fuel and oil. The oil punp works nicely too. Chain now sharpened, Cut it's first timber in at least 10 years. I introduced it to a felled silver-Birch...
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Kensie1988
Vintage Saw Maniac
Good looking vintage Saw! I love seeing saws that were never really over here in the states!
That you can't have
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Mac&Homelite
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I believe my 10
Well you can...Just that pesky s/h that kills it most of the time. So what is the cheapest way to ship stuff globally anyway? Might have to do a shipment later this year after my school is over for the semester and trying to figure details out in my spare time.
happysaws
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It's still down...
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Wonder how long it's been down.
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Just fly to where the saw is for a vacation, buy saw, strip down to many parts, pack in suitcases for the flight back.
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Yeah. I've been trying for a couple of days and keep getting site not found type messages... Hopefully the site will be back again soon...
Kensie1988
Vintage Saw Maniac
If y'all want to know basic specs for saws including retail pricing when they were new check this out, found it the other day.
http://www.tractorbluebook.com/Equipment-Blue-Book/Chain-Saws
My 625 II in 1988 cost $500, taking into count inflation, that would be like paying $1000+ for a Saw today.
http://www.tractorbluebook.com/Equipment-Blue-Book/Chain-Saws
My 625 II in 1988 cost $500, taking into count inflation, that would be like paying $1000+ for a Saw today.
It's not bad, just don't give much on specs but does on prices at that time.
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madmarksolomon
Timber Junkie
Picked up two saws today was wonder if any of the gurus on here could help me identify them. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks
Mark
Judging by the design and color scheme, the McCulloch is a 300 or 380.
Mark
Mark
madmarksolomon
Timber Junkie
Thanks for the info, Do you know where I can look for serial number.
LonestarStihl
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I believe the McCulloch serial. Umber info is under the top cover around the carb. I don't know if that's the same for all their models or not. Try removing the black cover
madmarksolomon
Timber Junkie
Ok I'll take a look
Kensie1988
Vintage Saw Maniac
Could it still be a super 250? Didn't they have the black filter cover as well?
Kensie1988
Vintage Saw Maniac
They blue Homie is the Zip just as it appears, it was a really popular Saw I think in the late 50's, it was a 77cc Saw and I think it used a Tillotson HL Carburetor
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