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Got another mini mac finished up. Just need some fasteners and can see if she runs.
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The MM6 models are the most challenging since the starter does not come out. You have to align the fins on the flywheel with the starter clutch as you slip the engine out of the housing. Enjoy.

Dream - too often leaking bar oil on the 600 Series saws is the oil tank to the crankcase, pretty major tear down to remove the oil tank and reseal it. Enjoy.

Mark
 

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I have to laugh at a pm 610 vibrates the screws out because that is a fact .If it were not for the fact they have a fairly good anti vib mounting system they would likely vibrate the teeth out of your head .Saying that they are tough old things in spite of all the plastic .Takes a licking and keeps on ticking . I have three of them .
 

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The MM6 models are the most challenging since the starter does not come out. You have to align the fins on the flywheel with the starter clutch as you slip the engine out of the housing. Enjoy.

Dream - too often leaking bar oil on the 600 Series saws is the oil tank to the crankcase, pretty major tear down to remove the oil tank and reseal it. Enjoy.

Mark
Lucky for menits a mini mac 1
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Doing ok so far. Only 57K on it. Hasnt been in the road as much as the others. Would normally be at or over 100K by now.
A guy, named Mark, I helped out a couple times doing tree work had an 02 from the auction. It had a bad injector or two dumping fuel in the cylinders. Heavy haze at idle and a long black cloud marking his trail. We started calling him "Dark Mark."
 

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I was picking up a few parts from a fellow saw guy and he mentioned he had some "Mac stuff" for me. $75 later I came home with all this and a few off-brand parts I needed. The PM8200 looks like it has maybe 1 tank run through it, unless you guys recommend otherwise it'll probably hit the trading post. It might be missing a few bits, but I'm not sure yet. The SP60 needs a clutch cover and a decomp, and the 2-10? is purely parts. I need to check p/c condition on the SP60 and 2-10, but I'm still pretty excited.
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I was picking up a few parts from a fellow saw guy and he mentioned he had some "Mac stuff" for me. $75 later I came home with all this and a few off-brand parts I needed. The PM8200 looks like it has maybe 1 tank run through it, unless you guys recommend otherwise it'll probably hit the trading post. It might be missing a few bits, but I'm not sure yet. The SP60 needs a clutch cover and a decomp, and the 2-10? is purely parts. I need to check p/c condition on the SP60 and 2-10, but I'm still pretty excited.
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That's a pretty good score there. That one intake looks like a Husqvarna 2100 manifold with a homemade PVC stack adapter.
 

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I was picking up a few parts from a fellow saw guy and he mentioned he had some "Mac stuff" for me. $75 later I came home with all this and a few off-brand parts I needed. The PM8200 looks like it has maybe 1 tank run through it, unless you guys recommend otherwise it'll probably hit the trading post. It might be missing a few bits, but I'm not sure yet. The SP60 needs a clutch cover and a decomp, and the 2-10? is purely parts. I need to check p/c condition on the SP60 and 2-10, but I'm still pretty excited.
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