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The hour meter
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I was also playing with a handle repair. It's black silicone adhesive. It had a big gouge out of it and thought I'd have a crack. Came out good.
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also thinking about trying it on the bark rashed up area20230507_153813.jpg
I notice this handle is steel ?? Had no idea. 850 has an alloy half wrap
 
Ive got a couple of half wraps that are also steel. It looks real good. 1 more for the list.

I wonder how much extra they weigh. Honestly for steel it feels pretty light still.
The never ending list. Got the 10 series pretty well rounded.

A super 250 I need to get going for some large frame action.

A sp60 would be cool but not a necessity
 
If I made bars I would put the writing on one side upside-down so that whenever you flip the bar at least one side would be up the right way. 🤔
Get the 250 Super up and running and you’ll really like it! I have a large mount 28” Husky bar with 3/8” chain in mine. I use it for large trees that need cut up. Still use the flat back McCulloch carb.
 
Not strictly a McCullch thing, but I bought this "surface preparation tool" from our local HF a few weeks ago. This unit is an absolute miracle tool for reburbishing chainsaw bars.

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One minute later

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You have to get them out of the sunlight to really see how they look.

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The 40 grit drum is just right for achieving the brushed finish, and I've done 10 or so bars with this wheel so far. At a cost of $30 per drum and figuring I'll get 8-10 more bars at least with this one making it a very cost effective proposition.

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Mark
 
Not strictly a McCullch thing, but I bought this "surface preparation tool" from our local HF a few weeks ago. This unit is an absolute miracle tool for reburbishing chainsaw bars.

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One minute later

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You have to get them out of the sunlight to really see how they look.

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The 40 grit drum is just right for achieving the brushed finish, and I've done 10 or so bars with this wheel so far. At a cost of $30 per drum and figuring I'll get 8-10 more bars at least with this one making it a very cost effective proposition.

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Mark
Definitely need that!
 
Get the 250 Super up and running and you’ll really like it! I have a large mount 28” Husky bar with 3/8” chain in mine. I use it for large trees that need cut up. Still use the flat back McCulloch carb.

If I made bars I would put the writing on one side upside-down so that whenever you flip the bar at least one side would be up the right way. 🤔
Then you might never know if you reversed the bar with each chain(ge).
 
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