Mcculloch bar mounts

[pafire]

I'm sure this may have been asked before, however, I would like to find a chart to list the different bar mounts( if they are available) used on those vintage McCulloch saws.

 

[Woodslasher]

D176 and D196 are the two most common. The former is on 10-series/pro mac 55, 555, etc and the latter is typically front-tank Macs. There is an Oregon pdf with all this, I'll see if I can find it.

 

[Woodslasher]

I believe this is it:
http://www.outdoorking.com/pages/Oregon/Oregon Chain and Bar Reference.pdf

 

[Bob Hedgecutter]

D176 and D196 are the two most common. The former is on 10-series/pro mac 55, 555, etc and the latter is typically front-tank Macs. There is an Oregon pdf with all this, I'll see if I can find it.

Or D009 and a grinder, or sharp flat file.

 

[Woodslasher]

Or D009 and a grinder, or sharp flat file.

You need to modify the tail too.

 

[Bob Hedgecutter]

You need to modify the tail too.

Thats where the grinder comes in handy.

 

[tomalophicon]

I'm sure this may have been asked before, however, I would like to find a chart to list the different bar mounts( if they are available) used on those vintage McCulloch saws.

I think the Acres site has a chart

 

[heimannm]

Yes, Mike Acres site has a good reference with life size silhouettes so you can simply lay the bar on a printed copy. Some of the really old saws (3-25, early 33 models, had 5/16" bar studs rather than 3/8" so those bars were odd. Some of the early models with the D-196 type mounts had only the milled thumbnail slots for the bar adjuster, no holes - but in general the two mounts noted will fit everything from the D-44 through SP125 (large mounts) and 1-10 through PM600 Series and even the Titan 50/57/70 models (D-176).

Mark