I probably shouldn't have, but I spent my last $50NZD (~$35USD) on a fire-damaged PM700 and a seized something else.
Who needs food anyway?
Who needs food anyway?
McCulloch Chain Saws
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I wouldve bought them too...its a sickness, lol
Are their internals any good?Kinda reminds me of a Homie XL-12 I got last winter that was half buried in manure for quite some time.I did manage to revive the saw & it runs quite well.I think I might have pics of it over on the Homelite sticky.
Ramen noodles,popcorn & tap water are your friend....lol I learned that years ago,especially during some lean weeks or months when work was a bit slow due to bad weather or winter months
Peanut butter works well too for a source of protein,but being in NZ I don't know if it's there as a main staple like it is here in the US.
Vegemite
Marmite. 
wars on now Mark Hahaha
wars on now Mark Hahaha
Farten with an old 1-50. Cleaned points and new fuel hoses. Flywheel wanted to play games till I broke out the slide hammer and threw a little heat at it. Working on the carb now. It runs but floods itself at low rpm.
Good to see ya.
I'm not sure. I know the 700 pulls over.
I think the best thing might be to tear each one down in turn.
I was just reading this now over some Pic's peanut butter on toast. The factory is in town and it's ingredients are 100% peanuts. That's all. And it's the best.
Oh... and Vegemite for me!
That pic's is the goods man
My mrs is vegemite. I sneak her marmite and she knows instantly haha then I get that bit of toast
Get a plug in that 700 n check it for compression. Happy for ya man 700s are awesome
Don't get my hopes up too much!
Should I get 700 manuals or are they similar enough to 10 series?
I could have Marmite if I had to, was brought up on Vegemite though.
When I was 20 I became very poor... living on porridge and rice. I dropped from my (then) normal 72kg (at 6'2") to 55kg. Then I joined the army and ate all the food they had at basic training which got me up to 80kg.Ramen noodles,popcorn & tap water are your friend....lol I learned that years ago,especially during some lean weeks or months when work was a bit slow due to bad weather or winter months
Similar enough. You'll be sweet tear into it
Based on the decomp, I’d say the second saw might be a 7-10?
Ooh... perhaps there is a serial number on it somewhere...?
Behind the carb if its still there. Look at the cylinder fin's it will tell ya if 70cc. Look at your 2-10 you'll see the difference
7-10 cylinder
Must get around to building this 1 too its a mint cylinder
Must get around to building this 1 too its a mint cylinder
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