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Sloughfoot replied to the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread.My 1/4 socket is AWOL and that size isn't close enough to anything metric, so that 2nd set of the smaller case to cylinder bolts made me... -
Sloughfoot replied to the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread.All of them were snug on this old saw and it doesn't look like it had ever been apart. I did see what looked like blue loctite on two...
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McCulloch made a lot of their own fasteners so if someone decided a 10-24x11/16" slotted hex head screw was needed, they gave it a part... -
Another older chainsaw that needs some more or better parts, 133SG - 1980
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread.No doubt. Mine are built within a couple years of each other and the 2100 isn't much different than saws 20-30 years newer and this...
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread.Nah. So far so good.
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I want to know if he found the cat chit
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread.First time tearing down an older McCulloch today. McCulloch put a lot of thought into hiding fasteners and slot head screws work.
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread The Official Craigslist & eBay Thread.https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/gms/d/knightsen-last-minute-garbage-sale/7852737355.html
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It looks like a nice saw. My friend who really knows a lot about chainsaws says it's pretty goshdarn spiffy. But, in this this economy...
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Pretty much done with the shed, just need to bring up some pressure treated 4/4 for the ramp.
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Sloughfoot replied to the thread Recommend me a gasket material.Local vintage motorcycle restorer swears by this stuff. Says it's the only thing he's found to keep tailpipes sealed to the cylinder on...
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Just dragged this '73 IHC 1310 home yesterday instead of going to work. Price was right and the wife gave approval. 304, 4 speed dually...
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With a little coaxing and the right attitude, it will more or less run, even idle briefly. No oiler yet. Mark
