Mcculloch I D please

[t4driller]

Been cleaning up a bit before winter and found a couple old mcculloch saws. Can't find any identification on them so I figured I'd ask you guys. The one looks like a sp version. Paint on the 2 bigger saws is actually pretty nice.

these are the only pics I have on me. Can get more when I get home.

 

[Warped5]

The little dude looks like a Power Mac 6 ... they have their fans.

The middle one looks like a Pro Mac 10-10 (not an SP saw) .... does it have a silver tag in the carb box?

The one on the right ... what are the numbers stamped into the casting underneath?

 

[t4driller]

The little dude looks like a Power Mac 6 ... they have their fans.

The middle one looks like a Pro Mac 10-10 (not an SP saw) .... does it have a silver tag in the carb box?

The one on the right ... what are the numbers stamped into the casting underneath?

I'll check when I get home. But I didn't notice any marks on the bottom of it. Thank you

 

[sawfun]

The front tank Mac should say underneath, though they don't always. It could be a regular 250, 200, 1-42, or something along those lines of a 80cc Mac.

 

[t4driller]

The front tank Mac should say underneath, though they don't always. It could be a regular 250, 200, 1-42, or something along those lines of a 80cc Mac.

It has 250 on the bottom. Didn't know the model number was stamped in the bottom.

 

[heimannm]

Power Mac 6 with the banana handle, appears to have the added brace on the bottom of the handle.

10 Series could be most anything, looks like it once had a chain brake. I am partial to the 10's with the short clutch cover and a brake.

I have a late model 250 with the short black top cover, equipped with a primer flat back carburetor; hiding in the trailer with my current snow blower project.

Mark

 

[t4driller]

It's a 10 10. Just needed to get some more crud off. Found the air filter cover also. The p/c in the 250 looks nice.