MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread

[fossil]

Oh Goody!!

How the heck am I going to compete with that?

 

[PogoInTheWoods]

Finished this one yesterday....

I like it here, too.

 

[hseII]

How the heck am I going to compete with that?

It had issues so I sent it out to be loved on before I had to go out again.

What’s that old man parable about not bringing a knife to a gunfight?

 

[fossil]

It had issues so I sent it out to be loved on before I had to go out again.

What’s that old man parable about not bringing a knife to a gunfight?

@heimannm , What would it take for you to hold off on sending that 850 until April 22?

 

[hseII]

@heimannm , What would it take for you to hold off on sending that 850 until April 22?

That’s not very Sporting Mister Eh!!

 

[hseII]

Besides,

How cool would it be if there were most of the models of the McCulloch 10 series 80cc variants at the GTG for us to compare?

I’m sure Uncle Lee has a good one.

@Leeha

 

[hseII]

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...wink, wink...

Mark

I don’t know how I missed this.

I knew it was Sporty!

 

[hseII]

I hate I had to sell my 850. Great saw!! AV was nice and great mix of rpm and torque

Check out ol’ Sweetie in the above post.

 

[fossil]

Besides,

How cool would it be if there were most of the models of the McCulloch 10 series 80cc variants at the GTG for us to compare?

I’m sure Uncle Lee has a good one.

@Leeha

That would be nice. Not too many of the older saws show up. Aside from what Lee had, I think I saw a 1050 Homelite and a very large two man saw. I think all Lee's stuff was 98cc or larger.

Anyhow, I'm bring a Pioneer 3200 (77cc) 1969, SP80 (82cc) 1971 or so, Super EZ early '70's (41cc) and a Poulan 5200 (52cc) around 1977

 

[hseII]

That would be nice. Not too many of the older saws show up. Aside from what Lee had, I think I saw a 1050 Homelite and a very large two man saw. I think all Lee's stuff was 98cc or larger.

Anyhow, I'm bring a Pioneer 3200 (77cc) 1969, SP80 (82cc) 1971 or so, Super EZ early '70's (41cc) and a Poulan 5200 (52cc) around 1977

Awesome!!

 

[heimannm]

I believe the 5200 is closer to 85 cc...let's see if a fresh PM850 can hang with that saw.

Mark

 

[fossil]

No wonder that thing is so heavy.

You have both. How do you think they compare in power?

Does that 850 carry a 7 pin or 8 pin sprocket?

 

[T.Roller]

Check out ol’ Sweetie in the above post.

Wow looks even better now!

 

[heimannm]

7 on it now.

Mark

 

[fossil]

Thanks Mark. Nice job on the saw. I wish the 82cc versions would show up here. I have the only one I've seen for sale locally.

 

[Lee H]

Besides,

How cool would it be if there were most of the models of the McCulloch 10 series 80cc variants at the GTG for us to compare?

I’m sure Uncle Lee has a good one.

@Leeha

I do have a pretty strong 850 I can bring to the NY gtg.

 

[hseII]

I do have a pretty strong 850 I can bring to the NY gtg.

I think we are now up to 4 specimens with yours.

Thank You Unc.

 

[hseII]

I believe the 5200 is closer to 85 cc...let's see if a fresh PM850 can hang with that saw.

Mark

I was thinking so Mark, but I thought maybe there was another model?

 

[Lee H]

I guess i'll have to get it off the shelf and make sure it still runs.

 

[fossil]

I was thinking so Mark, but I thought maybe there was another model?

Three displacements for that series, 69cc, 77cc, 85cc Powerhead weight i about a pound more than qn SP80.

Weights vary in the series as they made improvements.