McCulloch Chain Saws
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2stroke_shaman
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Its a 660 kit $258 to door . No bar/chain . But I have them .
I have one of those MS660s with big bore and love it but I was cutting with a Husky 262XP.
I just purchased a 28" 404 bar for my PM 800. Ron has this setup and it cuts really good. Am thinking about going to this setup for the 660.
Brian
I just purchased a 28" 404 bar for my PM 800. Ron has this setup and it cuts really good. Am thinking about going to this setup for the 660.
Brian
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I see some are delving into the unholy.
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I would love one, but I can't afford the prices they seem to bring. Besides, all the old farts have snatched them up lol. I wonder just how many Sp125 there are between hiemanm and randymac alone lol.
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Maybe with a husky, but never see me with gray and orange is the stable. I dont even like working on them lol.
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Prolly not so many as you might think, however, there are others.
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797, 895, and the like.
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Such damnation can be wonderfully enlightening. Well that along with "just say no to orange plastic saws".
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There is an isle off of the East coast that is home to numerous copies of most of the largest saws ever known to man. Lets simply call it, Saw Isle, for lack of its true name.
Yea, well, I've been to the mcculloch shangri-la. If it's on par with that all I've got to say, is share the wealth lol
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As I unload the latest batch of hot steamy saw parts from the "dishwasher " I wonder why I never remarried..... Just kidding it's just for the saws . Does a wonderful job!
Cut a little while today. Got out the old 10-10S and the PM610,
Willeywoodcutter
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So guys I've got a B cylinder but I bought a C NOS piston cause it was half the price of a B loll..and it slides in the cylinder quite nice what am I risking by doing this..?? before I go and do it. I guess I could always sell it if its not advised. Will it be ok?
Easy question. On the 10 seres saws, are the plug wires supposed to be outside the rear cover or inside. My SP80 was routed inside as I got it and has a woven shield on it.
Now a tough one.
My SP80 has a winter type air filter cover but does not have the ducting over the muffler to go with it. I think that set up came on some other models but I can't find an IPL other than the 80 that shows it.
If anyone has one I'm looking for a bunch of photos so I can make one up.
I would need a coupe of dimensions so I can scale it properly as well
Part number 86209 and number 77 on the pic
Thanks.
My SP80 has a winter type air filter cover but does not have the ducting over the muffler to go with it. I think that set up came on some other models but I can't find an IPL other than the 80 that shows it.
If anyone has one I'm looking for a bunch of photos so I can make one up.
I would need a coupe of dimensions so I can scale it properly as well
Part number 86209 and number 77 on the pic
Thanks.
2stroke_shaman
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Took the twisted step sisters out for a try . About 40 degrees today . The mini 25 was the faster saw wearing a Mac 10" hard nose bar and a Sabre chain. Weighs in at just over 9# with the pipe . But to be fair the 2300 AV has a non oem air filter .Going to mod the air in on both next .
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