SELLING Mcculloch Collection SP125s, PM1000, PM850's, PM800, Double Eagle 80, SP70, PM700's, 7-10,s

[MedicineMan]

I'm liquidating my Mcculloch collection. I need the funds to pay for all the ultralight camping gear that my son and I need to hike the PCT starting March 13. I just don't play with them any more so they need to go to good homes. I went through all of them back in the day to make them OEM complete good runners. Some haven't been run in several years. Need baths. May need TLC. I'll fuel them and test them if requested. I'd prefer not to because playing with them makes it harder to part with them. Everything is negotiable.

101b Kart Saw: $2500 Has Tilly HL324 carb otherwise stock 101b. Saw parts are powder coated. Kart parts have original, slightly worn paint

SP125's: $1500 each All powder coated.

PM1000: $700 Powder coated

Double Eagle 80: $700 Powder coated. NOS 24 inch bar with NOS Mac chain

PM800: $600 Powder coated.

PM850's: $500 each Original worn Paint

PM1010S's: $400 each NOS 20 inch bars and NOS Mac chain

SP70: $500 Original worn paint.

7-10's: $500 each Original paint

PM700's: $500 each One with original paint. 2 powder coated. The one with bow is powder coated.

 

[hacskaroly]

They are all so beautiful!!

 

[Joe Kidd]

GLWS

 

[jacktheripper]

Amazing stuff

 

[MR_T]

sure would like that SP125.

 

[MedicineMan]

sure would like that SP125.

Which one? All three need a new home and they don't complain or eat much. They all have brand new stihl 404 full comp semi chisel chains. All the bars are Mcculloch OEM. Closest one has a NOS bar. Second one looks new but has wear on the paint so I assume it had some light use. Third one(next to the Kart saw) also appeared very lightly used but had been repainted solid black when I got it. I put on fresh pant and letters so it looks brand new. Whenever I was cutting with them for tuning and for fun, I used the roller nose that is on the Kart saw. It's an Oregon-with Mcculloch mount pattern of course.

 

[MedicineMan]

GLWS

Did I mention that everything was negotiable? I really didn't know where to price everything but I know how everyone(including me) hates it when sellers don't list a price. If I were to start out too low I doubt that anyone would try to haggle me upward.

 

[Joe Kidd]

That was a honest good luck with your sales. Not implying that your price was too high/low.
Regards

 

[MedicineMan]

That was a honest good luck with your sales. Not implying that your price was too high/low.
Regards

Thanks.
I'll entertain any offers and if a buyer isn't happy when he receives one of my saws, I'll gladly refund their investment. I develop a sentimental attachment to saws after bringing them back to life. I would like to see them go to people on this forum so that I can read about their exploits from time to time.

 

[jacob j.]

Are you on Facebook? There's a couple of McCulloch groups there with some potential buyers. Your buyer pool here is fairly limited.

 

[MedicineMan]

I can look into Facebook. Maybe that Alternate Site?

 

[jacob j.]

That wouldn't hurt either. You have a nice collection and you'll need exposure in order to move most of it.

 

[Joe Kidd]

How much for the Chevy?

 

[MedicineMan]

How much for the Chevy?

An arm and a leg

 

[Nutball]

All I know is that 101b kart saw is way faster than a stock 101b

 

[Hellbender66]

I sent you a PM. Thanks!

 

[MedicineMan]

 

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