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homelitejim
Full of Scrap
What is it about the exhaust note of all McCullochs? It is the siren song for chainsaw fanatics. Nice job on the cut, top handle saws are not the easiest to use when felling a tree.
zogger
Tree Freak
Nice sharp chain there and good running little saw. Man, you chased that hinge down real close there!
BDM53ENT
ArboristSite Operative
Cool video, sometimes its the small saws that are the funnest.
homelitejim
Full of Scrap
I wasn't going to say anything, but that skinny hinge made me laugh, and this is no criticism from me as some of my hinges have been ugly.
Spectraman
ArboristSite Member
Nice really enjoyed watch that.:msp_w00t:
sefh3
Addicted to ArboristSite
Where is Overtrained at.... He's becoming our Mini Mac expert.....
Macs do have a nice sound to them. nice job on the cut there. :hmm3grin2orange:
davidjohnson
ArboristSite Lurker
brings back memories
My dad had about the same saw; it was all we had. I cut (and sold) *a lot* of wood with it when I was a kid. Great saw. I grin when I read the posts from people downplaying the capabilities of homeowner type saws. I wish I could find some of the pictures of the stacked oak we cut with it...
My dad had about the same saw; it was all we had. I cut (and sold) *a lot* of wood with it when I was a kid. Great saw. I grin when I read the posts from people downplaying the capabilities of homeowner type saws. I wish I could find some of the pictures of the stacked oak we cut with it...
B Harrison
ArboristSite Guru
Yeah, Dennis will like this, mine still isn't 100% and I am a mini mac FANBOY
MS460WOODCHUCK
Addicted to ArboristSite
I grew up listening to the little mini mac 35 in the woods along with a poulan 306a and a homelite super ez. Each of them had a nice exaust note to them.
Was that your mini 35?
That one's for the doubters ...
It's all mag saw. Now days that would be a commercial limbing saw and cost $400. No one doubts you can put down a pine with a $400 saw - it's just that they don't equate a Mac with that value. Tough little saws. A LOT of trees have fallen to Mac's
It's all mag saw. Now days that would be a commercial limbing saw and cost $400. No one doubts you can put down a pine with a $400 saw - it's just that they don't equate a Mac with that value. Tough little saws. A LOT of trees have fallen to Mac's
homelitejim
Full of Scrap
I have 2 in a bucket, different models, one is a 6 and the other is a little different. both need carb kits which means full disassemble.
Scooterbum
Addicted to ArboristSite
He's off in the corner for a bit, that right there is pure p*o*r*n to him...............
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I can buy a mini mac 35 for 30$ it needs a carb kit though im kind of scared of it seems like a pain but if i got it and repaired it i would have the cutest bugger around 
