Blast From The Past ,Mac 47A

[gmax]

This my 1953 Mac 47A, it only weighs 30 lbs , slow & steady back in the old days :greenchainsaw:

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[Jacob J.]

That explains why there's never any mosquitoes at your place...

 

[gmax]

That explains why there's never any mosquitoes at your place...

I don't have a problem with mosquitoes, they head straight for my wife!

 

[blsnelling]

Nice old iron. Remind me of my David Bradley.

 

[hoss]

That saw looks like a model 73/77 (120cc's) to me. I thought that the 47 (77cc's) had the top handle cast into the gas tank. Either way it is a cool saw. I like using my 73 despite the weight.

 

[gmax]

That saw looks like a model 73/77 (120cc's) to me. I thought that the 47 (77cc's) had the top handle cast into the gas tank. Either way it is a cool saw. I like using my 73 despite the weight.

It's defiantly model 47, made in Australia for McCulloch.

 

[hoss]

That's good enough for me. Thanks

 

[Saw Dr.]

That saw looks like a model 73/77 (120cc's) to me. I thought that the 47 (77cc's) had the top handle cast into the gas tank. Either way it is a cool saw. I like using my 73 despite the weight.

You're not the only one who thought 73/77. I guess you learn someting every day.

 

[nmurph]

that saw is not listed on acre's. my 47 has the handle molded into the gas tank as previously mentioned. then again, mine is a 47, g's is a 47A