Thumbs up. Good concise instructions. I have the same year and size McCulloch, exact same saw. But it turns out mine has the Walbro WT-347 carb on it. What a pain in the butt finding a rebuild kit for it.
I was replacing my oil and fuel lines I pulled the top gasket off the carb just to take a look then replaced it. During reassembly I notice a very small rubber o ring. I can't find where it belongs. I've tried starting the saw with no success. Wondering if thats the issue and of course wondering where it came from? Didn't see it on your rebuild. Ordering repair kit and will see if that will help. Great video and thank you if you can help!
I’m not sure where the O ring came from, which side of the carb did you open? Rb-39 is the kit number, they are available on fleabay and relativley inexpensive.
When I first get one going I use a 30:1 ratio to give the internal parts extra protection. After that a 40:1 ratio using a full synthetic oil with treated, non-ethanol fuel.
I have one that I’m about to rebuild. Thanks for your expert knowledge.
Thumbs up. Good concise instructions.
I have the same year and size McCulloch, exact same saw. But it turns out mine has the Walbro WT-347 carb on it. What a pain in the butt finding a rebuild kit for it.
I also have WT346 carb. Do you mind sharing the carb number? Thank you
I was replacing my oil and fuel lines I pulled the top gasket off the carb just to take a look then replaced it. During reassembly I notice a very small rubber o ring. I can't find where it belongs. I've tried starting the saw with no success. Wondering if thats the issue and of course wondering where it came from? Didn't see it on your rebuild. Ordering repair kit and will see if that will help. Great video and thank you if you can help!
I’m not sure where the O ring came from, which side of the carb did you open? Rb-39 is the kit number, they are available on fleabay and relativley inexpensive.
You did a great job! Did it crank up properly afterwards? You did a wonderful video.
Sure, check out “part 2”.
Where can I get a new carburetor or the carburetor kit.
eBay. www.ebay.com/itm/Carb-Kit-Fits-MCCULLOCH-Craftsman-MAC-3214-3200-3516-3816-3818-chainsaw-For-ZAMA/303906753957?hash=item46c2410da5:g:0egAAOSwNqNgP5aq
Yea ebay
Nice
Dear Sir,can you tell me,how put oil and fuel ratio on McCulloch Pro Mac 10-10. Thank you.
When I first get one going I use a 30:1 ratio to give the internal parts extra protection. After that a 40:1 ratio using a full synthetic oil with treated, non-ethanol fuel.
@@j.k.mcclead9207 Thank you for your answer.
Good job but I can't see anything on the carb
ZAMA C1Q. RB-39 is the rebuild kit
New carbs only cost $20.00 for the 3200 not worth rebuilding