A keeper ! A few hours ago my wife gave me a birthday present . A NIB McCulloch PM 700 and bar ,along with some otherMcCulloch related things . Pics in a bit . Edit: can't seem to get the down load to work . I'll try again later
Send them to me at [email protected] and I will put them up? That's a great present! ! Definitely a keeper!!
I was ooooing & aaawing as I scrolled thru the pictures. Made me speechless, The vest & calculator took me over the top & brought tears to my eyes. Now What size bar, what chain your putting on it When can we see some wood chip flying form it ? AWESOME ! !
The bar is about 18 . It was marked 17 ,which I found odd . It takes a 64dl, .375 , .050 chain . Put a Carlton chisel on it . I'm kind of on the fence on running it . Pretty sure that I won't ,because it's not every day you come across something old And unused . Going to think about it for a while .
Oh, it's a collector's antique saw. I don't know much about saws. I figured it was a new saw just needing some gas & oil & it would be making wood chips.
That's just unreal. So, someone bought the thing, then stuck it in a closet or what? I bet if you touch it, it squeaks, it's so clean.
That 70cc beast has incredible torque,will pull 28"/full comp no problem.32" if you go skip tooth chain. I have the previous version of that model - the 7-10 Automatic (same displacement) sold from 1970-75.
Across the road from my house is a sawmill . The owners father used to sell Macs and homelites ,as well a run the mill . Dean ,the son and current owner has a bunch of mac stuff . Occasionally the mood strikes him to sell a saw or two . Some how Jan talked him into parting with a saw . Could have knocked me over with a feather when I saw the box !
That's where the temptation comes in . I'd really like to put a 24" B&C on that puppy ,and make some noise and chips .