McCulloch Chain Saws

[rwoods]

Got a spare SP118?

Ron

 

[heimannm]

How about SP81E in need of attention???

Mark

 

[rwoods]

Thanks, but no. I gave my SP81E project to young ChainsawmanXX several years ago. Never heard back from him. I have reduced my herd by six so far this year - PM850, PM800, SP125C, 2 PM6As and a little XL Homey. Probably done for a while.

Ron

 

[heimannm]

I made some trades with ChainsawmanXX, even visited while he was living in Missouri with his parents. Nice young fellow but I guess life got in the way of his chainsaw interests.





Could that really have been 6 years ago???

Mark

 

[rwoods]

He has a baby in his avatar now. My life changed with my first. Saws would not have placed so high then. Ron

 

[fossil]

He has a baby in his avatar now. My life changed with my first. Saws would not have placed so high then. Ron

+1. Having kids is a life changer (for the better).

 

[heimannm]

I started collecting saws once the kids were all out of the house, I only used saws before that.

Mark

 

[fossil]

Mine as well but we still worry about them even though they are all doing well. I guess that's the way it goes for us anyway.

 

[rwoods]

Sold my little JD 4wd tractor and implements to make room for my third little one 25 years ago. She is worth it though I may tease her otherwise. I still miss the tractor.

Ron

 

[Dawnsman]

Ive got 4 kids living with us 1 yr 6 yr 15 yr 23yr we only have 2 out of the house but we worry about them all the time

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[backhoelover]

im 30 and have already put one through college. and shes has been out for 2 years lol

 

[Dawnsman]

Yeah the 23 yr old my gfs adopted from her sis he out working got his crap together my daughter 26 2 kids of her own got it together too on her own with babies daddy they working

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[djones]

Hey fellers, I find myself in need of a set of thin rings for a mac 7-10. I have a set of thick ones to trade if desired or dead presidents to offset your expense.

 

[2broke2ride]

Hey fellers, I find myself in need of a set of thin rings for a mac 7-10. I have a set of thick ones to trade if desired or dead presidents to offset your expense.

I find myself in need of a 7-10 lol [emoji12]
Honestly though, I'm no help haha.

 

[heimannm]

I have a spare 7-10 that needs a little work. It is an early one with the lever type compression release but is missing the operator for the release. Something is keeping the plunger down but I am not sure what.

Excellent opportunity to also share the latest news on the 10 Series full wrap. Since the one I dropped off for them to look at came from a RH start saw they fit perfectly on a RH start saw, the shape is a bit more like the ones on the SP80/81 than the original but the look pretty good. They will fit a LH start saw but you must have the oldest type of clutch cover and the wrap will fit tight against the front of the starter and the bottom of the clutch cover. Here it is on the available 7-10...





You will need to have the clutch cover like the one on the right.



On the 4-10, perfect fit all around.





If we can get a commitment for 15 of them they will be $50 each, for only 10 they would be $75.

Here it is side by side with the original.





Mark

 

[heimannm]

Pete - if you still have it can we see a couple of photos of your7-10 with the full wrap from the sides and bottom? I can see now that your is somewhat different from the one(s) I have.

Thanks!

Mark

 

[2broke2ride]

What would you have to have for the 7-10 Mark?

 

[Brian Thacker]

Would they fit a 10-10?

 

[Brian Thacker]

Some pictures of some good McCullochs. A 101B in a SP125c case 28" Bar, A Pro Mac 10-10 With 24" Bar and a PM800 With 24" Bar. The 101B is Ron's as also pictured is Ron's 1974 Bultaco 250 Alpina Winner of Barber Vintage National.....lol

Just kidding Ron.

 

[heimannm]

They would fit a RH start 10-10 and any of the 1-10 through 6-10 models which are all RH start as well.

They would fit a LH start 10-10 with the older version of the clutch cover just like you see on the 7-10 above with the tight fit to the starter and the clutch cover.

Mark