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Thanks Steve. I might even reward you with a non-working Mini Mac for your efforts.
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A Mini Mac and a PM310...
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I'm not sure Steve can handle that much fun...
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As a community...we could all send Steve non running mini macs for his efforts...Don't push it Mark! I can always call him back...
I misread that one post, wood splitter! the titan 70 is a rare cool saw, one day you will find one! And a 125!
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He already sent all of his to me lolAs a community...we could all send Steve non running mini macs for his efforts...
I misread that one post, wood splitter! the titan 70 is a rare cool saw, one day you will find one! And a 125!
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I thought I had all of the Mini Macs out of the attic and moved into the new building...then I found 6 more hiding amongst other saws.
What I could use is a few more PM6 parts saws. I had 5 or 6 and when I tore them down to salvage parts only 1 cylinder was worth keeping. It was clear that the folks who had the PM6 saws really used them down to the end.
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What I could use is a few more PM6 parts saws. I had 5 or 6 and when I tore them down to salvage parts only 1 cylinder was worth keeping. It was clear that the folks who had the PM6 saws really used them down to the end.
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Found this on line.
McCulloch® brand products manufactured after January 2000 will have one of three possible serial number formats.
Please review the examples below with the product serial number to determine the date of product manufacture.
Example 1:
Serial Number 092301 (09) (23) (01)
This serial number reflects that the machine was manufactured in September 23, 2001.
Year 2000-2003 products will have a 6-digit number. This format is read directly as a date code. Format = MMDDYY.
Example 2:
Serial Number 309X7700001 (09) (3)
This serial number reflects that the machine was manufactured in September 2003.
Products were issued this style serial number in the fall of 2003 through June 2004. The first three digits will be the designators for the manufacturing year and month.
NOTE: There is no specific day of the month denoted in this serial number format.
Format = YMMXXXXXXXX
* X represents serial number coding unrelated to product date of manufacture.
Example 3:
Serial Number 1G224D00000
This serial number reflects that the machine was manufactured July 22, 2004.
Products produced after July 2004 will have an eleven-character serial number format. This serial number format designates the 2-5 characters for the date code. The second character is the month indicator (A=Jan., B=Feb…). The third and fourth characters indicate the day of the month. The fifth character is the year code.
Format = XMDDYXXXXXX
* X represents serial number coding unrelated to product date of manufacture.
Mark
McCulloch® brand products manufactured after January 2000 will have one of three possible serial number formats.
Please review the examples below with the product serial number to determine the date of product manufacture.
Example 1:
Serial Number 092301 (09) (23) (01)
This serial number reflects that the machine was manufactured in September 23, 2001.
Year 2000-2003 products will have a 6-digit number. This format is read directly as a date code. Format = MMDDYY.
Example 2:
Serial Number 309X7700001 (09) (3)
This serial number reflects that the machine was manufactured in September 2003.
Products were issued this style serial number in the fall of 2003 through June 2004. The first three digits will be the designators for the manufacturing year and month.
NOTE: There is no specific day of the month denoted in this serial number format.
Format = YMMXXXXXXXX
* X represents serial number coding unrelated to product date of manufacture.
Example 3:
Serial Number 1G224D00000
This serial number reflects that the machine was manufactured July 22, 2004.
Products produced after July 2004 will have an eleven-character serial number format. This serial number format designates the 2-5 characters for the date code. The second character is the month indicator (A=Jan., B=Feb…). The third and fourth characters indicate the day of the month. The fifth character is the year code.
Format = XMDDYXXXXXX
* X represents serial number coding unrelated to product date of manufacture.
Mark
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Sure he is. Errbody needs at least a couple Mini Mac saws.
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Do you have bear spray with you? It not only works on bears, but runs off moonshiners for a short while.
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As long as you don't start hearing banjo music!
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