MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread

[Vinnywv]

+1, ive had a few gifted saws. Today was no exception. A guy at work said he had a little yellow saw and a homelite if i wanted them? Duh!! So he brought them today. The homelite is a super ez, the mcculloch turned out to be a great condition 510. Yay for that.

 

[Maintenance Chief]

+1, ive had a few gifted saws. Today was no exception. A guy at work said he had a little yellow saw and a homelite if i wanted them? Duh!! So he brought them today. The homelite is a super ez, the mcculloch turned out to be a great condition 510. Yay for that.View attachment 328325

Super EZ is one of the best sub50cc saws I've ever used!

 

[Vinnywv]

Ive heard that from others as well. Ill get it going one day.

 

[heimannm]

I have almost everything you could possibly need for the PM510 other than a carburetor...

Mark

 

[Dream]

Super EZ is one of the best sub50cc saws I've ever used!

Uh huh.
Not to knock the Mac or derail this thread, but the SEZ that I "loaned" to dad over a year ago is now his favorite.
Punches WAY above its weight class.
I'll have to inherit that one to get it back.
I'm ok with it staying where its at BTW.
Those are cool saws, and should be enjoyed, just like the yellow ones IMHO.

 

[Al Smith]

I've got some pictures,10-10 S ,6 -10 and Titan 70 .The Titan 70 is 100 percent stock as I receieved it with a 24" bar and McCulloch branded chisel chain .

 

[edju1958]

For 41ccs that SEZ really packs a punch.I got a few of 'em when I first started collecting a few yrs.ago & I wasn't really too keen on them at first.A couple were good to go with just putting fuel in 'em.I had one where the PO used the wrong gasket under the circuit plate.When I used one for the first time I fell in love with those saws.I have over 20 SEZs now,plus a couple Super Minis & a couple EZs

 

[BrettL]

Would love to see some pics.

I'll take some when I get home. There's one on the local craigslist for 160. It's a good looking saw. Seller says it starts and runs well. What do y'all mean by right-hand start?

 

[Steve]

I'll take some when I get home. There's one on the local craigslist for 160. It's a good looking saw. Seller says it starts and runs well. What do y'all mean by right-hand start?

The pull starter is on the bar cover instead of the flywheel cover.

 

[BrettL]

The pull starter is on the bar cover instead of the flywheel cover.


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I see. I thought everybody was talking about the 610 having a right handed start.

 

[Steve]

I see. I thought everybody was talking about the 610 having a right handed start.

A 6-10 is right hand start.

A 610 is not.

 

[Steve]

6-10 Super Automatic.

 

[BrettL]

Ok, I didn't know there were 2 different models. Mines just the left hand start.

 

[Steve]

Ok, I didn't know there were 2 different models. Mines just the left hand start.

All good!

McCulloch did that with their newer line. Refresh the name to boost sales I'm sure. Can be confusing.

1-10 and the 110
3-10 and the 310
5-10 and the 510
6-10 and the 610

The -10 saws where know as the 10 series and a the non hyphenated saws where mostly ProMacs. Quite a few ProMac saws where 10 series too and that's what makes McCulloch confusing sometimes!

 

[Vinnywv]

Well explained. Pictures are great. Nice 6-10

 

[Al Smith]

They made the 10 series so long using similar parts that can interchange no matter what the actual parts numbers are it gets real confusing .That said I've wrenched a lot of this series and they are nearly bullet proof .Seldom does a seal go out ,the bearings last forever and so do the piston rings .Depending on what portion of the country other than the forums or flea bay they don't usually sell for much .Funny thing today rooting through my shed I discovered another 700 I forgot I even owned . Where on earth did that come from ?

 

[Steve]

They made the 10 series so long using similar parts that can interchange no matter what the actual parts numbers are it gets real confusing .That said I've wrenched a lot of this series and they are nearly bullet proof .Seldom does a seal go out ,the bearings last forever and so do the piston rings .Depending on what portion of the country other than the forums or flea bay they don't usually sell for much .Funny thing today rooting through my shed I discovered another 700 I forgot I even owned . Where on earth did that come from ?

Yard sale Al. Yard sale!

 

[Maintenance Chief]

I've got some pictures,10-10 S ,6 -10 and Titan 70 .The Titan 70 is 100 percent stock as I receieved it with a 24" bar and McCulloch branded chisel chain .

Thanks Al, the crazy thing is you can still buy s clutch for that 70 but very few people will even ever see one.
6-10 is cool to.

 

[Al Smith]

Might be hard to believe but the only 10-10 I ever paid for came in a load of McCulloch stuff that the frieght cost me for than I bid on it .Plus it was less than 50 miles away in Ohio .That 40-50 pounds of stuff also had a 250, a right hand start 10-10 , which I robbed the crankshaft for the 6-10 , a bow bar and bunch of rebuild kits for oil pumps just to name a few items .That 10-10 which is a 53 cc will out run the 10-10 S .Neither one of course can hold a candle to a 700 .

 

[Al Smith]

On that Titan 70 every so often a complete cylinder piston assembly pops up on flea bay usually fairly inexpensive .