Good deal, I want the mcculloch and xl700 for sure and would sell the rest probably, gonna have borrow my mom's Facebook later and get in touch with the guy.
Good deal, I want the mcculloch and xl700 for sure and would sell the rest probably, gonna have borrow my mom's Facebook later and get in touch with the guy.
I know, I'll have to ask if he has any way to bring them to my areas.
Good looking saw.
Thats my goal. Already have 75a and 195. Possibly have deals worked out for the 95 and 295.
Good looking 150, looks like is seen a pretty gentle life. Good luck, hope it's just a plug or switch problem!
Thanks, even in by the flywheel is not nearly as dirty as most. The switch feels a little weird and don't go all the way to the off position...
Do you have a multimeter? If so put one lead on the cylinder (ground) and the other on the bottom lead of the spark plug. Set the meter to AC and give the several pull starts. If the meter shows deflections then you are getting something through the system, give all the electrical points along the way a good cleaning and maybe regap the coil. Try a different plug.
What does daddy Dallas think of all these non running saws you bring home ? Hopefully it’s an easy fix Logan. Glad to see you enjoy collecting saws just have to get more runners going.
I've had this series of saw apart several times and have every part on hand so it'll be a somewhat easy fix yes. Part of the reason so few run right now is because we moved and left 95 percent of my saws and tools 1.5 hours away because there's hardly any room at the new place and I probably want to have back when I graduate. I'll be back there again this summer tho, less than 2 months until I reunite with my tools and saws. Then the problem will be my slave-driver grandma and cattle ranch work hours, I'll make time tho to fix the saws.
