McCulloch Chainsaw ID?

[bulletpruf]

These are for sale local to me and not expensive, but I'm not terribly familiar with McCulloch. Anyone want to take a guess on model numbers? Anything decent here?

 

[Bill G]

The one without a cover is not a McCulloch, probably a Skil. The newer one is a 610/650/Timber Bear derivative. There is one that is a 1-40/1-43 derivative and the one with the longest bar might be a 44.

 

[hacskaroly]

Anyone want to take a guess on model numbers? Anything decent here?

I am guessing the red box one is a 200 or 250. These are listed around 80cc, but not some of the more popular from what I hear. I picked up a 200 as a project saw and it has been fun to tear down and rebuild. Parts for them are still relatively easy to find. Several guys (here on the forum) are making reproduction gaskets and carb kits. @heimannm should be able to identify these for sure.





Its a good thing I don't live near there, I would probably end up buying the two larger saws. I have found McCulloch saws fun to work on!!

 

[hacskaroly]

the one with the longest bar might be a 44.

Bill, I think you are correct, I was thinking it looked a bit like my D-44, but there are differences between the two with the air filter portion of the cover, I think this one is a Super 44.

 

[heimannm]

Super 44, AF cover is on backwards
1-4X, possibly a 200
I will defer to Bill
PM610

Nothing significant there, the Super 44 @ 80cc and manual oiler only is the most interesting one of the lot.

Mark

 

[bulletpruf]

Thanks for all the info. They're for sale for $200 for all of them. I'm going to pass.

Scott