It's D176 tail mount. From what I can tell all big macs are D176 and all small macs are A318 tail mount. K095 works like in the video with the oil mod. There are way more k095 bars than D176.
Just so you know, the Oregon bar mount D176 will fit macs, echos and some poulans without any modification to the adjuster or oil holes. That would be a 280RNDD176 for a 28 inch bar, .050 gauge, replaceable nose and D176 mount. Stens makes a 25" bar (silver streak) which works pretty good on these saws too. I never would have believed this saw would work so well with a 28" bar but I've buried it in frozen white oak and she cut thru it with no problems at all.
@@joecalton1449 thanks for the great video!!! Echo uses this mount on their CS-590 chainsaws so when you are looking for bars you can search using that saw too. I think Oregon only makes these bars up to 28" now so its good to know how to modify a longer husky mount bars.
..These old 54cc-57cc-60cc McCullochs will run 24"-28" bars fairly decent, especially in softwood..lots of Torque...I wouldn't recommend running bars of that length on modern saws in that cc range...they run higher RPM's and have a narrower power band...and generally lack the torque, lose power quickly when the RPM's drop...usually you are better off with an 18"-20" bar on those...If you want to run a 24" or 28" bar on a modern saw, you will probably need 70cc-80cc's to pull it well....
Joe you have just saved me so much grief, I've those exact 2 saws and was looking for longer bars ... you have solved my problems. I owe you big time. There's a few beers for you in Wanaka New Zealand. Good luck to you keep up these Gold video's.
A cut off wheel that goes on a Dremel is the perfect thickness to fit down in the rails and to cut a slot in the top of the hole. I have done it several times. It works perfectly and don't mess up the bar rails.
Hey Joe, I'd hate to be the bearer of bad news and I'm surprised no one else has caught it. The reason for the oil hole alignment problem is because you in fact have the wrong bar. The correct bar mount number for a 10-10 is a D176 not K095. Take a look here: www.oregonproducts.com/en/powercut%E2%84%A2-guide-bar,-28%22/p/280rndd176. You'll see that a D176 mount is the same shape as the McCulloch original. The Pro Mac 10-10 is a great saw! Good Luck.
I usually just use a Dremel and cut off disc to make a little groove on the side of the bar between the oil hole and the chain tensioner hole. Works great and much easier than drilling. Great video thanks
I have several 10 series saws. Well, 15 all told but I've found that opening up the oiler holes on bars over 20" helps a whole bunch. Just something i do and have good luck with. Cheers. K
Hey Joe!! New sub…and a fellow member of The Buckin Army! Bunkin is not just an arborist or logger, he’s a certified GURU!! I’m also a Macaholic!! In fact, Thursday I’m picking up a 610 identical to yours (minus the spurs), and Friday, a 10-10. Both with short bars but I’ll fix that defect in short order! And CONGRATULATIONS on kickin the butts!! It’s tough being in the shop or my truck without a smoke but it’s a tough I’ll gladly take! I switched to a vap cigarette and I’m down to 3% nicotine. Soon, they’ll be gone too! It’s a tough habit to kick but man, you gotta kick that thing to the curb cause we both know how much better we feel right!?!? You can do it brother…you’re bigger than that devils cancer stick!! Hang tough and every time you feel the bite to light up, grab a Mac and make some chips!!! I’ve be to Rocky Mountain National park and Yellowstone so I know those beetles you mention! My son lives down in Fort Collins. Hey, I need a friend like yours cause that Mac he gave you, is a treasure!! The carb will have the date on it. I’ll check out your other videos…stand up and buck and get that gullet!! 😁
i tried the vape thing for awhile, and it was ok. my secret to quitting all of that was just sucking it up and doing it, taking one hour at a time, and then one day at a time. and it has been worth it :} and if I can, then you can also, many folks have quit before us, and what one man can do, another can do :}
dad loved the mac 610s. I never ran another saw as a kid and didn't know how kind of slow they were for their weight, and they are that (a bit slow for their weight). But the two we had always ran and I know dad doesn't know how to set a carb and neither did I. Slow wasn't a big deal - we had plenty of time in the summer. A saw that wouldn't start would've been a big deal. We knew the end was near for mac when the "timberbear" saws started showing up on the shelf a kmart.
my girlfriend wife,brought me a pro mac10/10 lets see that would be 50 years ago,i bought a i think mac 25,something like a small little thing but its a power house,and i have a model 33 mac,heavier then a mac truck,but it is the coolest saw,
I’ve watched this video before but watching it again now that I’ve gotten a lot of trigger time on saws (wildland fire) it’s brings while new understanding
I love the sound of those old saws👍 I haven't mic'd a hack saw blade,but was thinking that might be a good way to open the oil passage of your new bar,instead of drill bit. I live in the mid west and will probably never see a mac pro 10-10. But if I do...😍😁😎
Was wondering where you've been lately and been missing your videos (although not that I have a lot of time to watch them unfortunately). Great to see you again, and I know we've talked about smoking before...congrats on the change! Good point on not having to bend as much either...much easier and safer on the body. Interestingly enough, I actually have a knife made out of one of those Oregon bars...performs pretty well.
thanks man, I think this is my 8th time quitting, and I think the last. that's cool on the chainsaw bar knife, I was thinking about doing a chain knife sooner or later, but had not considered the bar :}
@@joecalton1449 You could use them both to make a damascus, or one of those crazy pattern weld, where the edge (the chain) is like a different steel pattern than the rest. If I remember, the bar is some sort of 1080 or the like.
I have a broken back not bending over is plenty reason enough for me. I have a mcculloch power mac 310 and 320. My 310 has a 16" bar and the 320 will get a 20". I really want a pro mac 10-10 for this reason exactly.
the 10-10's are great, but seems like they are getting harder and harder to find. the 610's are also a great saw and are a bit easier to find and will run the 28" bar also.
yeah I have two 610 and new arrival a 10-10 put a new vintage unknown chain on it that fit and I did some basic clean up first but the 10 10 fired right up and not sure yet of that chain that is on their but cut through oak, hickory, cherry and hedge apple wood like butter, unreal now if i can just get the 610 up and running proper, I wonder if a guy can find out what type of chain he has if it's an older one maybe 20 yrs old?
Good info! I want to put a longer bar on my 700 and this is something I would have missed. They gave you bad info on the bar that would work on the Mcculloch's. I tried my Husqvarna bar on my Mcculloch and its the same. Totally misses the oiler hole. There list is no good. Thanks for the vid.
Thanks so much for a great video here boss! And good on ya for beatin the smokin! Not an easy thing, thats for sure. Thanks again, God bless, and have fun cutting!
It's easy to do and I used to have the same saw and I put it Oregon 28 inch bar and chain on it and ran just fine and I found out that I could do that because of Acres internet the site has information about mcculloch's and other saws and so I found out what the biggest bar I can put on it was and it turned out it was a 28in Oregon couldn't find a McCulloch bar but Oregon work just fine and it was a good running saw and now I regret selling it
You're dead right about matching your height to bar length so you don't have to bend over while bucking. I'm 6'3" and a 24"-25" bar works good for me. If you're shorter go 22" or less.
I know this is an old vid but I just got some dogs for my saw like the ones you have on the 10-10 and I wasn't sure which way to put them on so I came back to here to see yours. It seems to me it would bite better to have the curve going down with the large tooth on top but Idk, I'm a rookie with the dogs. Does yours seem to grab ok curved up?
Looks like you've got skip tooth on there. Have to tried to run full house / full chisel on it and bury the bar on either? I've got me a couple 610s and I love em. Have a 10-10 I'd like to rebuild, probably next year.
in the woods I cut mostly cottonwood, elm, boxelder, and some pine, a skip 28" is about all I would want to run on a 10-10 or 610, I do run a full tooth chain on my 805 and I can bury it and it loves it. the 10-10 and 610 with the skip and 28" bars don't care to be buried unless the rakers are a bit high or you pull up on the saw a bit from what I have seen with my saws
@@joecalton1449 Good to know. So basically even with skip using a 28" bar is a bit much to actually bury on a regular 10-10 and also a 610 is what you are saying it sounds like.
Awesome saw.. i recently gotten a pro mac 700 from my uncle its in excellent condition. Only it came with a 16" im looking to get 20" bar/chain combo for her hasn't been easy but i love the Dog on yours wouldn't happen to have the measurements on it would you 😉🙂 id love to make one 💪🏼
i don't have the measurements on hand. I was going to make one also, but then found that they were only $10-$20 on ebay, so just ordered them. I hope you enjoy your 700!
hey Joe,, the performance knife club you belong to. what is it called again? Good luck on the smoking deal. I need to stop as well. it is harder than people think.. Blessings from mine to yours.. Martin
HEPK association. the high endurance performance knife. yes quitting smoking isn't easy, but I think its a good thing to get done, you can do it if that is what you want to do :}
I have some of those old 10 10s and they are barking banshees their great if you want to piss off the neighbors or your local liberals that don't want you to do anything like cutting trees or burning wood it works great 😁 👍
280RNDD176 is a direct replacement, no modifications needed. Great video!
Thought the 10-10 used the D276, maybe just my 10-10s though
It's D176 tail mount. From what I can tell all big macs are D176 and all small macs are A318 tail mount. K095 works like in the video with the oil mod. There are way more k095 bars than D176.
Just so you know, the Oregon bar mount D176 will fit macs, echos and some poulans without any modification to the adjuster or oil holes. That would be a 280RNDD176 for a 28 inch bar, .050 gauge, replaceable nose and D176 mount. Stens makes a 25" bar (silver streak) which works pretty good on these saws too. I never would have believed this saw would work so well with a 28" bar but I've buried it in frozen white oak and she cut thru it with no problems at all.
thanks for the part numbers! when I wear the bars out that I have ill be able to get one that I wont have to modify :}
@@joecalton1449 thanks for the great video!!! Echo uses this mount on their CS-590 chainsaws so when you are looking for bars you can search using that saw too. I think Oregon only makes these bars up to 28" now so its good to know how to modify a longer husky mount bars.
It definitely works on a 6-10a, Pro Mac 60 and a 10-10. I have those and it definitely works. Maybe the Pro Mac 800 mount is different?
..These old 54cc-57cc-60cc McCullochs will run 24"-28" bars fairly decent, especially in softwood..lots of Torque...I wouldn't recommend running bars of that length on modern saws in that cc range...they run higher RPM's and have a narrower power band...and generally lack the torque, lose power quickly when the RPM's drop...usually you are better off with an 18"-20" bar on those...If you want to run a 24" or 28" bar on a modern saw, you will probably need 70cc-80cc's to pull it well....
Buckin Billy Ray is such an inspiration! Great video!
Joe you have just saved me so much grief, I've those exact 2 saws and was looking for longer bars ... you have solved my problems. I owe you big time. There's a few beers for you in Wanaka New Zealand. Good luck to you keep up these Gold video's.
A cut off wheel that goes on a Dremel is the perfect thickness to fit down in the rails and to cut a slot in the top of the hole. I have done it several times. It works perfectly and don't mess up the bar rails.
that is a heck of an idea, thanks!!
Hey Joe, I'd hate to be the bearer of bad news and I'm surprised no one else has caught it. The reason for the oil hole alignment problem is because you in fact have the wrong bar. The correct bar mount number for a 10-10 is a D176 not K095. Take a look here: www.oregonproducts.com/en/powercut%E2%84%A2-guide-bar,-28%22/p/280rndd176. You'll see that a D176 mount is the same shape as the McCulloch original. The Pro Mac 10-10 is a great saw! Good Luck.
I usually just use a Dremel and cut off disc to make a little groove on the side of the bar between the oil hole and the chain tensioner hole. Works great and much easier than drilling. Great video thanks
Great tip!
Beautiful 10-10, looking for a 10-10 automatic myself. They are the best vintage saws you can find and still get parts for,
I got one for ya
I have several 10 series saws. Well, 15 all told but I've found that opening up the oiler holes on bars over 20" helps a whole bunch. Just something i do and have good luck with. Cheers. K
Enjoy your videos. Never taking too much time. Very informative but best is, it's good info you can actually use! Thanks
Awesome! Thank you!
Hey Joe!! New sub…and a fellow member of The Buckin Army! Bunkin is not just an arborist or logger, he’s a certified GURU!! I’m also a Macaholic!! In fact, Thursday I’m picking up a 610 identical to yours (minus the spurs), and Friday, a 10-10. Both with short bars but I’ll fix that defect in short order!
And CONGRATULATIONS on kickin the butts!! It’s tough being in the shop or my truck without a smoke but it’s a tough I’ll gladly take! I switched to a vap cigarette and I’m down to 3% nicotine. Soon, they’ll be gone too! It’s a tough habit to kick but man, you gotta kick that thing to the curb cause we both know how much better we feel right!?!? You can do it brother…you’re bigger than that devils cancer stick!! Hang tough and every time you feel the bite to light up, grab a Mac and make some chips!!! I’ve be to Rocky Mountain National park and Yellowstone so I know those beetles you mention! My son lives down in Fort Collins. Hey, I need a friend like yours cause that Mac he gave you, is a treasure!! The carb will have the date on it.
I’ll check out your other videos…stand up and buck and get that gullet!! 😁
i tried the vape thing for awhile, and it was ok. my secret to quitting all of that was just sucking it up and doing it, taking one hour at a time, and then one day at a time. and it has been worth it :} and if I can, then you can also, many folks have quit before us, and what one man can do, another can do :}
I did the same on a PM555. Great old saw!
dad loved the mac 610s. I never ran another saw as a kid and didn't know how kind of slow they were for their weight, and they are that (a bit slow for their weight). But the two we had always ran and I know dad doesn't know how to set a carb and neither did I. Slow wasn't a big deal - we had plenty of time in the summer. A saw that wouldn't start would've been a big deal. We knew the end was near for mac when the "timberbear" saws started showing up on the shelf a kmart.
my girlfriend wife,brought me a pro mac10/10 lets see that would be 50 years ago,i bought a i think mac 25,something like a small little thing but its a power house,and i have a model 33 mac,heavier then a mac truck,but it is the coolest saw,
thats a pretty nice collection, and a heck of a girl to get you a chainsaw!
Buckin is the good stuff with a big heart.
absolutely :}
I’ve watched this video before but watching it again now that I’ve gotten a lot of trigger time on saws (wildland fire) it’s brings while new understanding
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I love the sound of those old saws👍 I haven't mic'd a hack saw blade,but was thinking that might be a good way to open the oil passage of your new bar,instead of drill bit. I live in the mid west and will probably never see a mac pro 10-10. But if I do...😍😁😎
By the way ,hope things are going well on quiting. It took me countless times over and over. Such an easy crutch. 6 years since though. Keep it up bub
Was wondering where you've been lately and been missing your videos (although not that I have a lot of time to watch them unfortunately). Great to see you again, and I know we've talked about smoking before...congrats on the change!
Good point on not having to bend as much either...much easier and safer on the body.
Interestingly enough, I actually have a knife made out of one of those Oregon bars...performs pretty well.
thanks man, I think this is my 8th time quitting, and I think the last. that's cool on the chainsaw bar knife, I was thinking about doing a chain knife sooner or later, but had not considered the bar :}
@@joecalton1449 You could use them both to make a damascus, or one of those crazy pattern weld, where the edge (the chain) is like a different steel pattern than the rest. If I remember, the bar is some sort of 1080 or the like.
Great video Joe
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have a broken back not bending over is plenty reason enough for me. I have a mcculloch power mac 310 and 320. My 310 has a 16" bar and the 320 will get a 20". I really want a pro mac 10-10 for this reason exactly.
the 10-10's are great, but seems like they are getting harder and harder to find. the 610's are also a great saw and are a bit easier to find and will run the 28" bar also.
I ended up getting a 10-10 Auto and pro mac 610.
I'm thinking a hacksaw blade to cut down through the 0.050" channel might be a quick and easy to cut the oiler slots.
Nice video. Good information. Thanks for posting this.
Nice man! I can't wait to fiddle with a mint pro mac 10-10s I got for a steal
Have fun!
I love mcculloch's chainsaws, I have a bunch lol!
yeah I have two 610 and new arrival a 10-10 put a new vintage unknown chain on it that fit and I did some basic clean up first but the 10 10 fired right up and not sure yet of that chain that is on their but cut through oak, hickory, cherry and hedge apple wood like butter, unreal now if i can just get the 610 up and running proper, I wonder if a guy can find out what type of chain he has if it's an older one maybe 20 yrs old?
congrats on the new saws! I dont know how to find out what kind of chain you have. you might try some of the chainsaw forums and ask them?
hell of good job teacher
Good info! I want to put a longer bar on my 700 and this is something I would have missed. They gave you bad info on the bar that would work on the Mcculloch's. I tried my Husqvarna bar on my Mcculloch and its the same. Totally misses the oiler hole. There list is no good. Thanks for the vid.
Thanks so much for a great video here boss! And good on ya for beatin the smokin! Not an easy thing, thats for sure. Thanks again, God bless, and have fun cutting!
Get The Gullet.....Love you Buckin
It's easy to do and I used to have the same saw and I put it Oregon 28 inch bar and chain on it and ran just fine and I found out that I could do that because of Acres internet the site has information about mcculloch's and other saws and so I found out what the biggest bar I can put on it was and it turned out it was a 28in Oregon couldn't find a McCulloch bar but Oregon work just fine and it was a good running saw and now I regret selling it
Thank you so very much for the video greatly enjoyed it have a great day
Thanks for the video. Learned alot
You're dead right about matching your height to bar length so you don't have to bend over while bucking. I'm 6'3" and a 24"-25" bar works good for me. If you're shorter go 22" or less.
I know this is an old vid but I just got some dogs for my saw like the ones you have on the 10-10 and I wasn't sure which way to put them on so I came back to here to see yours. It seems to me it would bite better to have the curve going down with the large tooth on top but Idk, I'm a rookie with the dogs. Does yours seem to grab ok curved up?
i remember thinking the same thing. cant rememeber now if it fit both ways or not though. but it does grab the bark the way it is.
is that the same bar on the 610?
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Looks like you've got skip tooth on there. Have to tried to run full house / full chisel on it and bury the bar on either? I've got me a couple 610s and I love em. Have a 10-10 I'd like to rebuild, probably next year.
in the woods I cut mostly cottonwood, elm, boxelder, and some pine, a skip 28" is about all I would want to run on a 10-10 or 610, I do run a full tooth chain on my 805 and I can bury it and it loves it. the 10-10 and 610 with the skip and 28" bars don't care to be buried unless the rakers are a bit high or you pull up on the saw a bit from what I have seen with my saws
@@joecalton1449 Good to know. So basically even with skip using a 28" bar is a bit much to actually bury on a regular 10-10 and also a 610 is what you are saying it sounds like.
@@aeridyne with my saws it is on cottonwood, and elm. might be able to bury it on boxelder, and I have not cut any pines that large.
Awesome saw.. i recently gotten a pro mac 700 from my uncle its in excellent condition. Only it came with a 16" im looking to get 20" bar/chain combo for her hasn't been easy but i love the Dog on yours wouldn't happen to have the measurements on it would you 😉🙂 id love to make one 💪🏼
i don't have the measurements on hand. I was going to make one also, but then found that they were only $10-$20 on ebay, so just ordered them. I hope you enjoy your 700!
@@joecalton1449 i was joking but thanks.. i have to keep looking but yes the power/sound addictive love it haa👍🏻💪🏼💪🏼
Wait!!!!!!! The saw has to be off to do this... 🤔
What's CC is the 610
if I remember right they are 62cc. a quick google search would tell you for sure. and the 3 that I have are great saws
hey Joe,, the performance knife club you belong to. what is it called again? Good luck on the smoking deal. I need to stop as well. it is harder than people think.. Blessings from mine to yours.. Martin
HEPK association. the high endurance performance knife. yes quitting smoking isn't easy, but I think its a good thing to get done, you can do it if that is what you want to do :}
BBRS👍👍👍
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Wanna sell the mac
I have some of those old 10 10s and they are barking banshees their great if you want to piss off the neighbors or your local liberals that don't want you to do anything like cutting trees or burning wood it works great 😁 👍
those 10-10's have a wonderfull sound dont they :}
I was given a 10-10.
Billy Ray says “friends” basically other word so I would not recommend.
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