might be 250 fullwrap here
will look if u r interested
think there maybe cracked clutch cover too
note where i am, regarding shippin
will look if u r interested
think there maybe cracked clutch cover too
note where i am, regarding shippin
McCulloch Chain Saws
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altatim
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That would be sweet if you had the right parts for it! Let me know what you have and maybe we can work something out
top line is just the wrap, fyi
will look later
if u wanna pm a #, would txt pics
will look later
if u wanna pm a #, would txt pics
Welcome to the forum doc. That was a good story. Those little ones can hurt my hands taking them apart. Its not difficult but it can hurt. You will soon see your brood in the dozens with freebies when people know you like em.
docholliday64
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Thanks Vinny - the MM6 that my dad had is an early version (72 or 73) that has the one-piece case - pulling the guts out the first couple of times was a royal pain in the butt! After 5 or 6 or 10 more times I can do it in my sleep.
Sold my s44 on ebay...anyone here?
Going to WA state
Going to WA state
I'm looking at a SP40 & would like to know if the carb can be removed to work on without pulling the engine from the case like a mini mac?
Yes, the SP40, PM510, and PM515 all use a Tillotson HU or equivalent Zama carburetor which can be removed for service without dismantling the entire saw.
The starter cover/flywheel housing comes off giving access to the flywheel side including the carburetor.
The choke is actually part of the cover.
Mark
The starter cover/flywheel housing comes off giving access to the flywheel side including the carburetor.
The choke is actually part of the cover.
Mark
Rallyeguy
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I made a dozen kits for the Model 33B, Super 33, Model 39, MAC 35, and MAC 35A saws, and posted them in my store.
Kit includes Fuel Diaphragm, Carb Diaphragm and fuel control valving, Fuel Tank Gasket, and Breaker Box Gasket.
https://www.oldsawshop.com/McCulloc...5A-6-Piece-Fuel-System-Rebuild-Kit-p551384044
Bryan Gray's video on his rebuild experience is supposed to be released on 11-17-2023.
Let me know if you have any questions...
Thanks,
Brian Genrich
Old Saw Shop
I bought a Zama carb that supposedly came off an E.B.2.0.I thought the E.B.2.0 used an M1-M7,but this is a C1Q carb.I can't find any other numbers or letters on it anywhere.Was the C1Q in fact used on the E.B.2.0?I looked on the Zama site & there are literally hundreds of different C1Q models listed.According to Acres' site,the Zama carb used was a 91571.
The EB 2.0 is a Mini Mac model and needs the M1-M7...
There were several other models that used the "Eager Beaver" moniker including a 32cc Tucson McCulloch version that used the C1Q.
Mark
There were several other models that used the "Eager Beaver" moniker including a 32cc Tucson McCulloch version that used the C1Q.
Mark
Last weekend someone stopped by to pick up a repaired saw and left me this fine example of the Montgomery Wards branded PM610. This is not a low hour saw, it is a low minute saw. The paint isn't even worn off the top bar rails. Even so, McCulloch preparation and painting was not all it could be and the paint is coming off the clutch cover.
Mark
Mark
Now I could post a pic that would be the complete opposite of the saw you have there Masrk.Mine is missing the I.D.tag on the fuel tank,has wallowed out holes for mounting the recoil in the oil tank,missing the ignition switch & wire to the ignition module,wallowed out holes in the air filter cover,no flocking left on the air filter at all,the chain brake was removed to make it just a clutch cover.Need I go on?Lol.All I could think of was someone that starred in the movie "Deliverance" who owned the saw.
My hopes of owning an SP40 were dashed yesterday when someone outbid me by $1.Oh well,I've sometimes waited for yrs.for a saw or a part.
So would that be a Monkey McBrick?
Dake - I started a conversation with you, check the letter looking icon in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
67905 is a rather odd bearing with 9/16" I.D. and 1-9/16" O.D.; I have a good supply of NOS bearings, contact me if you are interested in a bearing and 67906 seal.
Mark
67905 is a rather odd bearing with 9/16" I.D. and 1-9/16" O.D.; I have a good supply of NOS bearings, contact me if you are interested in a bearing and 67906 seal.
Mark
mbellot - only an old timer (like me) will understand that reference...
And for the record, I have two of the MW PM610 saws in my display now, different model numbers and different brake arm styles...this one has a few more hours of run time.
Mark
And for the record, I have two of the MW PM610 saws in my display now, different model numbers and different brake arm styles...this one has a few more hours of run time.
Mark
Ed - I have this one setting on the rack, seems to have good compression. I have not looked at it any further, currently equipped with a 14" hard nose bar.
No reasonable offer will be refused.
Mark
No reasonable offer will be refused.
Mark
Powr Kraft - You just know it's got to be powerful and well built, right?
I actually have a 46" MW Powr Kraft lawn tractor sitting out by the shed. Gifted to me when my Craftsman (Kohler engine) suddenly died mid-mow with a cracked block.
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