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[Beer Gut]

I've pretty much concluded my Stihl collection of new and vintage. Looking to start on Macs next. Cp125 is on my list, which others should be? Would like a 2 man, other big ones, and worth while smaller. Top 5ish

 

[Ikeholt]

Super 250 is a very strong saw and fun to use. I enjoy running it more than the 125's.

 

[Beer Gut]

Thanks, keep them coming. Pics are great I'm saving info.

 

[fwgsaw]

sp118
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[Beer Gut]

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73 looks good, CC?

 

[fwgsaw]

Sp

73 looks good, CC?

120cc as is the 77 and 73a

 

[fwgsaw]

82cc Mac should be on your list there are several. Pm800 here but a 850 or one of the other variants would do just fine.

 

[svk]

I would definitely look for an 82cc, supposedly the 850 is the strongest runner of the group but they all pull nice.

 

[JimM]

Well, your really not done with Stihls until you have a 038. Specifically a Mag. Lol

 

[leeha]

Here are a few to look out for.

Model 49


Model 895 geardrive


Model SP105


Model 797


Model Super 797


Model Super 797G That Mcculloch never made.


Model SP125 everyones dream saw.

 

[Brian72]

Here are a few to look out for.

Model 49


Model 895 geardrive


Model SP105


Model 797


Model Super 797


Model Super 797G That Mcculloch never made.


Model SP125 everyones dream saw.

Nice collection! Some mean looking saws!

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[Beer Gut]

Nic

Here are a few to look out for.

Model 49


Model 895 geardrive


Model SP105


Model 797


Model Super 797


Model Super 797G That Mcculloch never made.


Model SP125 everyones dream saw.

Nice

 

[Beer Gut]

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Here are a few to look out for.

Model 49


Model 895 geardrive


Model SP105


Model 797


Model Super 797


Model Super 797G That Mcculloch never made.


Model SP125 everyones dream saw.

want them all.

 

[Beer Gut]

I guess for most the 090 is the big Stihl and sought after. In Mac what is the one, which is the biggest? 2 man and 1 man

 

[leeha]

Two Man 7-55 @ 161cc's
One Man 73 & 77 @ 120cc's, 797, Super 797, CP125, SP125 all @ 123cc's.

 

[rwoods]

Though I have a few MACs, I don’t believe a MAC collection would be representative without a PM6A (the first of the small saws, well made and still competitive), a 10-10 of some variety, and a 70cc of some variety.

At one time, I was going to collect all of the American SPs of differing displacement - SP40, SP60, SP70, SP80-81E, SP105 and SP125-125C. I gave up on two counts: Twice I brought advertised SP105s that turned out to be SP125Cs. And as a user I didn’t see the point of SP 60 & 70 cc saws that weigh almost as much as a hot rod 82cc saw.

Ron

 

[brandonstc6]

Though I have a few MACs, I don’t believe a MAC collection would be representative without a PM6A (the first of the small saws, well made and still competitive), a 10-10 of some variety, and a 70cc of some variety.

At one time, I was going to collect all of the American SPs of differing displacement - SP40, SP60, SP70, SP80-81E, SP105 and SP125-125C. I gave up on two counts: Twice I brought advertised SP105s that turned out to be SP125Cs. And as a user I didn’t see the point of SP 60 & 70 cc saws that weigh almost as much as a hot rod 82cc saw.

Ron

I have a SP60 and it is a good bit heavier than my pro Mac 10-10S and not that many more cc’s. I don’t use the SP60 very much for that reason. I always grab the 10-10s over it


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[RandyMac]

Find a 660.

 

[leeha]

Find a 660.

That's another nice saw.

 

[fwgsaw]

Might as well add the 895c which is next to impossible to find in any condition.