Please putta bigger bar on that ole’ bad Larry! She needs at least a 24inch bar, but we know you already know that, the bigger the bar the safer you are!
Hahahahaha, Buckin! You got a 200 goin’! Perfect! Brings back sweet memories of my 200. Not a hot rod in the least, but man, what a saw! Just a torque’re. Really glad you resurrected that one. Thank you. And the sweet music to my ears :)
I do a lot of work on farms and have been running stihl but the farmers say when I ask what are you doing with that old Mac , they say take it it doesn’t run , then when you get it running it’s like the best feeling , amazing Chanel , love this channel....
I was out in the garage listening Billy as I was putting a bigger carburetor on 1 of my Stihl saws he got my attention when he fired up that saw the beautiful pipe love that sound
You inspire me. I'm 61 and all my saws are at least 25 yr old. I have 5 from a stihl 019t to a Jonsred 2065 turbo. I love being in the woods playing with my saws. Keep it up.
Awesome video. I've have my Dad's old 200. Guessing it hasn't been run since 1980? Figured it was just a sentimental conversation piece but you gave me hope that she may growl again.
OOOOOO wow OOOOO thats a nice looking saw WOW friends can you see thats a nice saw ///// that 200 bout the same as my 250 and 250 supper ///to make it go give it to boby ///good vid well done BE KIND
Love them Mccallins. You the man Billy. Still like your 372 .You make my day. I'm always learning something from you about tree cutting. I cut wood to heat with. I have several power saws. My wife ask me why do you have so many. Cause I love power saws to. But I also work on saws. Thanks Billy. I know keep the chain sharp.
Thanks for the video Bucking They dont make them like they used to I like the look of old metal case's much better than modern case's. Thanks again peace and love Brothers and Sisters
God that little 200 is a nice saw, and so smooth for no antivibe! I can't wait to see it with a longer bar! Old saws are the most fun I think, they never fail to put a smile on your face, kinda like the buckin billy ray community! Pull up a stump friends your in for a wild ride! We're changin the world one day at a time, tell your family and tell your friends! Stay kind!
Life has been pretty good at kicking me in the toosh something serious, your videos have been helpful keeping me going. People like u and your family I am sure are few and far in between these days. Special thanks to u and your vids.
The old girl runs pretty good!! I do believe that’s the shortest bar I’ve seen you run on a Mac😂 welcome to all of the new subscribers!! Love to you and the family❤️
Hey Spencer, I agree with you on the bar... I had to promise him nothing shorter than a 28" just to get him to Indiana. Are you going to make the trip to B. C. for the build?
Great Info for Ya! You know, I'm 47 years old and grew up in upstate NY on the Canadian border, and I mean literally. Trout River, NY. As a kid, my father had a McCulloch Pro Mac 610 with a 20" bar, and I can remember following him and picking up all the firewood that he cut, and loading it into the wood trailer. In the 80's our primary source of heat in the home was woodstove. My father even had a water pipe from the hot water heater feed into the woodstove (Fisher Papa Bear) and we had free hot water all winter long. My father gave me that Pro Mac 610 in 2010 as he was getting older and needed a lighter weight chainsaw to sling around. We all live in New Mexico now and have a cabin up in Weed, NM. Since I got that saw I learned everything I could about it and have landed 8 more on eBay for 50 bucks or less. I got them all running as most of them just needed fixing within the fuel line / carburetor and even spark plug in one instance. I love McCulloch saw and landed a McCulloch 200 two years ago and it runs like a champ. It breaks my heart that the McCulloch Corp. lost it's business trying to appease the (at the time) US Government EPA standards. In my opinion, old school McCullochs are like old classic muscle cars and I really love them.. They are something that really deserves to be worked on...... thank you for your videos, you Canadian accent and love for this stuff. I love your sense of humor too!!!
my first old axe came today, turns out that elwell I bought was a 6lb head not a 4 1/2, michigan style head its a MONSTER its sitting in the electrolysis tank now and got a handle ready to fit
Beauty of an old power saw brother. Found an old Mac 10-10 over here in Ontario in a buddies storage trailer. She's a runner to boot!! Keep the content rolling my man, wicked stuff BBR!
My first saw was a 142 Mac with a 152 block on it ran a 24 inch bar most of the time but it didn't have any trouble pulling a 36 inch bar I miss that old saw.
I'm not a logger or much of a tree cutter, I cut and trim when necessary, but i do enjoy watching you cut. What you do with an old saw and axe and some wedges had me interested in watching from the beginning. Now I'm checking it out everyday. I really enjoy seeing you take on the challenging tree's. It amazes me what you accomplish. Good tunes too. Take care Buckin'
Good Day to you Buckin! Hey, I know you love your trees as we all do, I wanted to know if you have ever been to the cathedral Grove in McMillan Provincial Park. I was reading about it and there are supposedly many large old growth trees. Maybe you could go there one day and film your escapades for the SOLDIERS OF KINDNESS.
ha ha ooohh my friend you are in for a really treat its in the works thank you friend ,, im telling my friend we are all in for an adventure. i am a doer not much of a talker in that sense of the word ,if ya no what i mean,, thank you sir for being here ,,,love to you and yer home
Hello Billy, The little side thing on the left hand side of the airbox (you mention it at 18.36) it is the carburettor jet cover. You have it installed inside out. When its installed the other way around it all fits inside and presses up against the side of the carburettor to keep the sawdust out. To start wind both jets in until they lightly seat then back them out one full turn. Once you have it running adjust the low speed jet in until it falters when you crack the throttle, then back it out until picks up instantly when you crack the throttle and that's it. The high speed jet is best adjusted from the one turn start point when you have it loaded up in a cut. It should run rough without a load and then run smoothly under load. As you said yourself don't run them too lean, the oil is in the fuel and they seize if you lean it out too much. Also do all of these adjustments with the air cleaner on. I love your enthusiasm for these old McCullochs, I sold and serviced them for 30 years. Please protect your hearing with some earplugs and back them up with ear muffs. My father has industrial deafness from these chain saws. Best wishes Ric.
Maybe we could get a get the gullet.video on fine tuning the power.saws.now that you have the eye in the sky I love the how to stuff you put out. What do you say?
Perspective... Should we comparing these vintage saws to our Modern Day Marvels? The 576's and 461's are a product of Evolution... To keep things on a somewhat level playing field, we might ought to compare the 'Ol 200 to a Remington Super 660 or maybe the venerable Homelite C-7... I'm sure there's a host of other 'Classic' models to fit this category. This was a time of rapid changes. Most manufacturers were running some pretty large chain in those days. Many modern saws would lose a bit of their enthusiasm if they were pulling .404 or bigger chain over a hard-nose bar. I love running my antiques. However, if I'm not out recreational cutting, I'm using something with considerably more chutzpah! Great video Buckin'....Blessings All!
I use old two cycle and a paint brush to clean up saws, plus ,y compressor. Do not use ethanol gas because it will take the paint off saws, but because I do not keep any of that crap in the shop I use gas from my container of old two cycle gas. It is real great for cleaning chains because it has oil in it. If I get a chain in dirt I wash it off with old two cycle and give it a good blow with the compressor.
Buckin, my first Mac was a 200, Now to only get it running like yours is. Also, I had scrolled down page to read comments when I heard you start up the other saw. Before I scrolled back up, I said, that thing sounds like a 2 stroke dirtbike. HAHA, then I see it with that pipe.
Awesome content Buckin. Just about everyone in the world knows the story of Tarzan of the jungle. There’s only 19,194 of us knows the story of Powersaw’zan. Hahahaha. Got my Smith Graphics package today, awesome decals brother. Keep sewing the seeds of kindness and love. The world needs all we can muster. 👍🏻👍🏻
Glad to hear you like them Justin... Thanks for the feedback. I like what one of my boys says to me all the time, "Kindness is no longer an option". Billy is a big influence to my boys, and I'm a better man for knowing him. See you around the camp fire...
Love the 250 and 200 what do they weigh like 30 lb looking at you packing it around reminds me why my grandfather and uncles drank after work they were in pain. Lol
Buckin, new sub first comment, but have been lo ing your videos... love the positive energy! It would be so cool while your building the bunker to set up a camera out of the way and film a quick time lapse!
man i need to get myself a mcculloch!!!! been looking for one at local swap meets. would love breathe some life into an old girl. ps- love that expansion chamber!!!!
What ratio gas/oil mix do you feed those old MAC saws? I generally mix my ratio at 49 to 50:1. I use, only Stihl Ultra, fully synthetic oil in all of my saws with premium non-ethanol gas. Actually, I use 75ml of Ultra and one ounce of Brigg's AFT fuel stabilizer in each gallon of gas. This gas will last two years, even though i go through a gallon a month in my equipment. Any left over goes in my of gas container for cleaning up saws and chains.
Hello and welcome to all the new subscribers. Glad your here. Make sure to check out the website www.buckinbillyray.com if your looking for axes or prices just email your questions to Buckin via email buckinbillyray@shaw.ca . Don't forget to smash those hitch hiker buttons 👍🌲🌲🌳. And please share spread the kindness and the love of power saws and watca to others. Again welcome to the army. Soldiers of kindness you are. Spread the love you should. Lol love you all. Buckin it's raining cats and dogs here bud it's like cutting a tree but instead of saw dust it's water. Be glad when it let's up. Keep up the great content. Your doing great bud.
Worth a try as there is so much enthusiasm here I resurrected my old pro mac 55 yay....inspired by bucking and his tree antics Sadly she won't run and keeps cutting out I've tried other carbs (off an old 10-10)and they work well, can't put the lid back on with it fitted. The sdc 49 that's on there needs replacing Could anyone help out pls..id be happy to do a vid of my dad face before and happy face after if this helps...might poo a little vid of the saw in there too
How come the 10-10 automatics you have to open the air cleaner to adjust carb, but this dinosaur has access holes on the side? Beautiful saw! I wanna get the 1-42 at my work place running again.
Man tha ole’ 60’s MAC 200 is wicked buckin’ your power saw collection never seizes to amaze; you never let us down buckin bill thank you 🙏
Please putta bigger bar on that ole’ bad Larry! She needs at least a 24inch bar, but we know you already know that, the bigger the bar the safer you are!
Sounds great
Hahahahaha, Buckin! You got a 200 goin’! Perfect! Brings back sweet memories of my 200. Not a hot rod in the least, but man, what a saw! Just a torque’re. Really glad you resurrected that one. Thank you. And the sweet music to my ears :)
THEY REALLY ARE LOVELY JOHN
I do a lot of work on farms and have been running stihl but the farmers say when I ask what are you doing with that old Mac , they say take it it doesn’t run , then when you get it running it’s like the best feeling , amazing Chanel , love this channel....
Love the old Mac Billy thanks
That piped 10-10 is awesome!
Love the old saws Buckin. They sound beastly.
YA BUDDY
That saw sounds great!
it is so nice to see these old saws running, can't wait to see Buckin Billys big blue buncker building
Good show. Old powersaws make good noise. More noise than power sometimes. Ha ha. Loved it. Mort
MORTO ,,,,LOVE YA ..
I was out in the garage listening Billy as I was putting a bigger carburetor on 1 of my Stihl saws he got my attention when he fired up that saw the beautiful pipe love that sound
Awesome Buckin 200 Mac!
You inspire me. I'm 61 and all my saws are at least 25 yr old. I have 5 from a stihl 019t to a Jonsred 2065 turbo. I love being in the woods playing with my saws. Keep it up.
Jay Dwelley sir you your self are an inspiration.
You make me want get rid of my new saw and find an old one. Thanks for helping with my chain filing.
MY PLEASURE SIR
Recently got my ‘68 Power Mac 6 running after months of trial and error.........and I gotta tell ya, I’m madly in love.
YA YA TRIP THERE LOVLEY
Gotta love the old machines,runs like new nice job
KOOL
I just got one of these ol girls can't wait to get it running
Great to hear the saw' sound again, Remind's me of spring..Have a great eve friend's..
my boss just gave me one of these today! cant freakin wait to get it running!
A massive saw and the ultimate beast 💪💪💪💪💪 love it, I have 3 and the Mac 15 vintage 👌👍👌.
Great video! What a great work you did on that chain saw. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
thx Alice , i f i dont say so my self there is some great videos previous to these,, im glad you enjoyed
Awesome video. I've have my Dad's old 200. Guessing it hasn't been run since 1980? Figured it was just a sentimental conversation piece but you gave me hope that she may growl again.
The 200 and hotrod saw sound Awesome buddy!
NOT TO SHABSKIS EH THX
Your message is solid...kindness. Agreed my friend. All the love from Ontario !!
excellent brother
OOOOOO wow OOOOO thats a nice looking saw WOW friends can you see thats a nice saw ///// that 200 bout the same as my 250 and 250 supper ///to make it go give it to boby ///good vid well done BE KIND
THX WILLIAM
Love them Mccallins. You the man Billy. Still like your 372 .You make my day. I'm always learning something from you about tree cutting. I cut wood to heat with. I have several power saws. My wife ask me why do you have so many. Cause I love power saws to. But I also work on saws. Thanks Billy. I know keep the chain sharp.
Every day buckin!!!!!🌲
Coming in loud n clear Buckin! This kindness started with you, your true blues & supporters, keep spreading the love folks! 💪❤️❤️👍
ya brother thx
Love you too keelinga 😬❤️❤️👍
Thanks for the video Bucking They dont make them like they used to I like the look of old metal case's much better than modern case's. Thanks again peace and love Brothers and Sisters
COPY THAT PETER THX
been watching every day
Niceone buckin, great job on the saw! Positive people unite on here. Friggin awesome!!
YES INDEED FRIEND
Aaaaahh, and that hot saw!!!!!!!
Yush!!! The 200!! Lovin it!!!
Man, that's a sweet old saw! Love it.
So spring is late over there 😀 Blessings to you and the family!
hey jons
Great stuff
right one huge
what a beautiful sound that ole 63....she's almost as old as me...almost.....but I never sounded that good!!!
Just got my first old big mac . I got 19 10 series saws and couple mini macs and small tiitans. But these saws are so cool…
God that little 200 is a nice saw, and so smooth for no antivibe! I can't wait to see it with a longer bar! Old saws are the most fun I think, they never fail to put a smile on your face, kinda like the buckin billy ray community! Pull up a stump friends your in for a wild ride! We're changin the world one day at a time, tell your family and tell your friends! Stay kind!
YOU SAID IT
Life has been pretty good at kicking me in the toosh something serious, your videos have been helpful keeping me going. People like u and your family I am sure are few and far in between these days. Special thanks to u and your vids.
Thank you very much,to and be safe.have a wonderful day.
Just great what you’re doing
Good!!!! Afternoon! !! Billy the teacher! !!!! And the beautiful! !! Army. Getting cooler here in new Zealand. Bye bye summer hahe.
Hey Buckin! Just found your channel this week and I think it's great. Keep up the good work and the awesome energy!
DiRt lIfE Welcome to the channel!
Welcome to the crazy train,take a look around at some of the older vids and u will see how far we've come > >
DiRt lIfE WELCOME!
Great to have you along on the Buckin Billy Ray Experience!!!
🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
hey Dirt good to see ya
Welcome friend glad you're here.
The old girl runs pretty good!! I do believe that’s the shortest bar I’ve seen you run on a Mac😂 welcome to all of the new subscribers!! Love to you and the family❤️
Hey Spencer, I agree with you on the bar... I had to promise him nothing shorter than a 28" just to get him to Indiana. Are you going to make the trip to B. C. for the build?
Decal I’m going to try my best to be there!
Got to love mother nature! Buckin Army Strong!..
Me and my dad started his old McCulloch saw after 20 years in about 15 minutes
Great Info for Ya! You know, I'm 47 years old and grew up in upstate NY on the Canadian border, and I mean literally. Trout River, NY. As a kid, my father had a McCulloch Pro Mac 610 with a 20" bar, and I can remember following him and picking up all the firewood that he cut, and loading it into the wood trailer. In the 80's our primary source of heat in the home was woodstove. My father even had a water pipe from the hot water heater feed into the woodstove (Fisher Papa Bear) and we had free hot water all winter long. My father gave me that Pro Mac 610 in 2010 as he was getting older and needed a lighter weight chainsaw to sling around. We all live in New Mexico now and have a cabin up in Weed, NM. Since I got that saw I learned everything I could about it and have landed 8 more on eBay for 50 bucks or less. I got them all running as most of them just needed fixing within the fuel line / carburetor and even spark plug in one instance. I love McCulloch saw and landed a McCulloch 200 two years ago and it runs like a champ. It breaks my heart that the McCulloch Corp. lost it's business trying to appease the (at the time) US Government EPA standards. In my opinion, old school McCullochs are like old classic muscle cars and I really love them.. They are something that really deserves to be worked on...... thank you for your videos, you Canadian accent and love for this stuff. I love your sense of humor too!!!
yay another amazing video.
Hope your day was better than yesterday pal
my first old axe came today, turns out that elwell I bought was a 6lb head not a 4 1/2, michigan style head its a MONSTER its sitting in the electrolysis tank now and got a handle ready to fit
Beauty of an old power saw brother. Found an old Mac 10-10 over here in Ontario in a buddies storage trailer. She's a runner to boot!!
Keep the content rolling my man, wicked stuff BBR!
A real gem, still looking for a some used macs lol, that hot Rod sounds sweet!
My first saw was a 142 Mac with a 152 block on it ran a 24 inch bar most of the time but it didn't have any trouble pulling a 36 inch bar I miss that old saw.
I'm not a logger or much of a tree cutter, I cut and trim when necessary, but i do enjoy watching you cut. What you do with an old saw and axe and some wedges had me interested in watching from the beginning. Now I'm checking it out everyday. I really enjoy seeing you take on the challenging tree's. It amazes me what you accomplish. Good tunes too. Take care Buckin'
WALLY THANK YOU ,, GREAT YOUR COMMENTING
I wish I could buy one of your old saws that runs
Nice video, Billy.
Wow, the 1963 McCulloch has come back to life and looks great.
Since you can wish you a lot of fun with it.
VERY FUN FOR EVERY ONE
Smile that's right.
I look forward to every video of you.
frickin awesome saw.AMAZING!!!!😁😁😁😁
Buckin, those old Macs use a cupped shaped rubber piece on the oiler piston that deteriorates. I have restored a couple of that style.
Good Day to you Buckin! Hey, I know you love your trees as we all do, I wanted to know if you have ever been to the cathedral Grove in McMillan Provincial Park. I was reading about it and there are supposedly many large old growth trees. Maybe you could go there one day and film your escapades for the SOLDIERS OF KINDNESS.
ha ha ooohh my friend you are in for a really treat its in the works thank you friend ,, im telling my friend we are all in for an adventure. i am a doer not much of a talker in that sense of the word ,if ya no what i mean,, thank you sir for being here ,,,love to you and yer home
And yellow 👌 my favorite color.
Hello Billy, The little side thing on the left hand side of the airbox (you mention it at 18.36) it is the carburettor jet cover. You have it installed inside out. When its installed the other way around it all fits inside and presses up against the side of the carburettor to keep the sawdust out. To start wind both jets in until they lightly seat then back them out one full turn. Once you have it running adjust the low speed jet in until it falters when you crack the throttle, then back it out until picks up instantly when you crack the throttle and that's it. The high speed jet is best adjusted from the one turn start point when you have it loaded up in a cut. It should run rough without a load and then run smoothly under load. As you said yourself don't run them too lean, the oil is in the fuel and they seize if you lean it out too much. Also do all of these adjustments with the air cleaner on. I love your enthusiasm for these old McCullochs, I sold and serviced them for 30 years. Please protect your hearing with some earplugs and back them up with ear muffs. My father has industrial deafness from these chain saws. Best wishes Ric.
Mac 200 hot rod sounds good, if you do, can't wait for that video. Ask Bob if he could, would be nice
Maybe we could get a get the gullet.video on fine tuning the power.saws.now that you have the eye in the sky I love the how to stuff you put out. What do you say?
SOUNDS GOOD THX ROCKY
My favorite brand. 👌🏻
Gotta love those old Macs, engineering at it's finest.
Mother nature and father time!
Pioneer My favorite saw, but you can't beat that Machine 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍, Bad boys
Perspective... Should we comparing these vintage saws to our Modern Day Marvels? The 576's and 461's are a product of Evolution... To keep things on a somewhat level playing field, we might ought to compare the 'Ol 200 to a Remington Super 660 or maybe the venerable Homelite C-7... I'm sure there's a host of other 'Classic' models to fit this category.
This was a time of rapid changes. Most manufacturers were running some pretty large chain in those days. Many modern saws would lose a bit of their enthusiasm if they were pulling .404 or bigger chain over a hard-nose bar.
I love running my antiques. However, if I'm not out recreational cutting, I'm using something with considerably more chutzpah!
Great video Buckin'....Blessings All!
good stuff Dr of the saw
I use old two cycle and a paint brush to clean up saws, plus ,y compressor. Do not use ethanol gas because it will take the paint off saws, but because I do not keep any of that crap in the shop I use gas from my container of old two cycle gas. It is real great for cleaning chains because it has oil in it. If I get a chain in dirt I wash it off with old two cycle and give it a good blow with the compressor.
Buckin, my first Mac was a 200, Now to only get it running like yours is. Also, I had scrolled down page to read comments when I heard you start up the other saw. Before I scrolled back up, I said, that thing sounds like a 2 stroke dirtbike. HAHA, then I see it with that pipe.
Nice!!!!😲😲😲😲👏👏
That old Mac is pulling pretty good Billy !
NOT BAD
we all love you buckin Billy ray.
rite on Brother
This saw "will cut". and sounds awesome doing it!
Awesome content Buckin. Just about everyone in the world knows the story of Tarzan of the jungle. There’s only 19,194 of us knows the story of Powersaw’zan. Hahahaha. Got my Smith Graphics package today, awesome decals brother. Keep sewing the seeds of kindness and love. The world needs all we can muster. 👍🏻👍🏻
Glad to hear you like them Justin... Thanks for the feedback. I like what one of my boys says to me all the time, "Kindness is no longer an option". Billy is a big influence to my boys, and I'm a better man for knowing him. See you around the camp fire...
McCulloch 200 is extremely impressive power saw. 😊
Love the old macs and would love to see how to adapt a husky bar to suit them
ill get on it
th-cam.com/video/4ZEb_D3_xbU/w-d-xo.html
Here is a vid adapting a husky bar to a mac 125
Buckin’ did you ever make another video of this one? I love it! Just won one on eBay. I’m so excited thanks to you man!
I thought I was the only one to use brake Kleen to get all the gunk off the saw! Hey Buckin did you speak about the beaver handles? Thanks Sam 👍👍👍🍔
NO SIR
One of these days in the new cave. Mess around with the 840!
Love the 250 and 200 what do they weigh like 30 lb looking at you packing it around reminds me why my grandfather and uncles drank after work they were in pain. Lol
Buckin polish those ol Mac's up with some bee's wax😎👍
Greg Brown silly Browning they need to use MAPLE syrup!!!!! Whe n it dries it gets Shiny
landfill rat lol yah and Apple pie for fuel get those ol Mac's humming
🍎🍎🍎🍎pie ☠☠☠☠☢☢☢☢
Yup 💪❤️👍
God bless your belly
Hi everybody, new subs: welcome, TrueBlues, Soldiers of Kindness and all friends!
Buckin, new sub first comment, but have been lo ing your videos... love the positive energy! It would be so cool while your building the bunker to set up a camera out of the way and film a quick time lapse!
thx for commentting
I have a 200 I'd love to have running .
man i need to get myself a mcculloch!!!! been looking for one at local swap meets. would love breathe some life into an old girl. ps- love that expansion chamber!!!!
What ratio gas/oil mix do you feed those old MAC saws? I generally mix my ratio at 49 to 50:1. I use, only Stihl Ultra, fully synthetic oil in all of my saws with premium non-ethanol gas. Actually, I use 75ml of Ultra and one ounce of Brigg's AFT fuel stabilizer in each gallon of gas. This gas will last two years, even though i go through a gallon a month in my equipment. Any left over goes in my of gas container for cleaning up saws and chains.
Hello and welcome to all the new subscribers. Glad your here. Make sure to check out the website www.buckinbillyray.com if your looking for axes or prices just email your questions to Buckin via email buckinbillyray@shaw.ca . Don't forget to smash those hitch hiker buttons 👍🌲🌲🌳. And please share spread the kindness and the love of power saws and watca to others. Again welcome to the army. Soldiers of kindness you are. Spread the love you should. Lol love you all. Buckin it's raining cats and dogs here bud it's like cutting a tree but instead of saw dust it's water. Be glad when it let's up. Keep up the great content. Your doing great bud.
Those dogs are huge. They look deadly on that old mac.
YA THEY DO AND FUNCTIONAL AS ALL GET OUT
I put kart engines on the smaller ones like the 200, 250, and my mac 15. Gives em all the power
Worth a try as there is so much enthusiasm here
I resurrected my old pro mac 55 yay....inspired by bucking and his tree antics
Sadly she won't run and keeps cutting out
I've tried other carbs (off an old 10-10)and they work well, can't put the lid back on with it fitted.
The sdc 49 that's on there needs replacing
Could anyone help out pls..id be happy to do a vid of my dad face before and happy face after if this helps...might poo a little vid of the saw in there too
billy i need bob walker help need a carb kit for a diafram typ carb for a mcculloch chain saw
extremely impressive McCulloch 200. I like that. (^_^)
Dang that intro was sick
Nice
😎
How come the 10-10 automatics you have to open the air cleaner to adjust carb, but this dinosaur has access holes on the side? Beautiful saw! I wanna get the 1-42 at my work place running again.
JUST THE WAY IT IS PAL
THEMS THE BREAKS
I love the old saws I got 2 and old homelite saws we're do you find your parts for the old saws