Those 2 saws buzzing next to each other has to be one of the coolest sounds ever. That would be an awesome ring tone but there would be a lot of missed calls because you wouldn't want to answer it.
I had a 710 for several years. But Husky came out with AV and I had to switch. I miss the ole girl but I do not miss my hands being numb after a day of running her. Watching you gives the yearning to go back in time!
Holy Lord....those 2 saws sound like angry bees !!! That 10-10 though is insanity....I would love to wrap my hands around those bars and take it for a spin 👋👋 Wonderful quick fix Billy....love these mid day teasers....Love to all of you womderful people 💖...welcome all you new people, enjoy the ride !!!
Hi Buckin’ Once I get out of my hospital bed I’m going cutting with my macs. I’m in quite an amount of pain now but things like this drive me to get going!! Thank you and hi to all.
Love to hear those yellow machines running. Back in the early '60s go cart racing was big around Ohio. They were crud carts when compared to what is out there today but we were just as serious with what we had. There were two engine classes topping out at 5.8 and 7.1 cu. in. and single and double engine classes. McCulloch was pretty much king of the hill. Those with the pocket book and the knowledge would do some porting work, timing work and have as many as three, yes three carbs on an engine. Two on a split intake manifold and another one attached at the intake port. Crazy RPMs were achieved along with a lot of wins at the track. The sound of ten or more modified chainsaw engines all racing together was a sweet sound.
Good Bill I see that you have spent a nice morning but cool with your boy and the new warriors. beautiful tune of father and son as well as big and small machine. I'm glad to see how they enjoy father and son. a hug from Spain guys
Evening B.r,it’s always a treat to see the old hot rods in wood. I bought my wife her first saw today from a buddy of mine. Early 80s stihl 011avt. Gave $20 for it. She likes helping me with wood so I figured I’d get her a little saw and she can help limb.
A sweet symphony of McCullough instruments. Get Victor and Nick on a couple more and you can play tunes in the woods...harmony with a sawshop quartet Hahahaha
Good for you Billy to not let him cut wearing floppers. Put a juicy gash on my big toe one time cutting in sandals when I dropped the tip on it while it was idling down. Respect the saw.
Billy, Good day to ya ! I have a 700 and a ported 10 10. My 10 10 is a little higher revving than my 700, but I lost a little low end when I raised the exhaust port. They cut equal now. Stay well my friend.
I share your love for old Vintage Macs. I have a 7-10A, 10-10A, a Double Eagle 50, and a mini Mac top handle. All I acquired for free. Great old saws minus the mini Mac which leaks bar oil into the crankcase..
Love the harmony of the saws and the harmony of you and your boy. Judging by what I hear when you’re tuning your saws, we do it in a similar fashion. Would like to hear an explanation none the less. Also keeping a close eye on the tracking info of my axe! The ol lady ain’t letting me see it till Christmas and I still feel like a kid on Christmas Day lol
That was a harmonious sound with the two saws running together. Watching you both saw the logs into sections and hearing the sound of both saws was uplifting. You and those interjections of yours where you laugh tickle me lol. Oh by the way, great call about Hogan not running a saw while he's wearing crocs. Welcome to all the new subscribers! Hope everyone has a great day!
No Bill, you do not deserve. I am the one who appreciates your advice and your professionalism in the matter. You really help me a lot in my work. I greatly appreciate your channel and the community created. Please continue like this, keep being yourselves. A hug
Really nice video buckin!! So cool to see ya living this life style with your boy he will always remember these days. Love to all and remember army thumbs up 👍🏻
Wow so cool. I used to cut fire wood with my dad when I was a boy, he had a pro Mac 10-10 and I bought him a pm610 for Father’s Day back when I was 14. I love macs above all others even the latest greatest plastic saws from Europe. I’m starting a collection of old macs. I also just restored my late grandfathers homie xl12(kind of a slow saw) I got the 610, and getting a 10-10 for Xmas! So excited to do a like new restoration on it. You got a really nice collection! Cheers from surrey B.C.
I love the sound of the 2 Stroke "If you ain't mixing gasoline, you ain't living the dream" Much love people keep them chainsaws ripping Buckin and Hogan
Boy I hope my heaven sounds like that!!! Dueling engine driven sharp tooth apparatus!!!!! Lol! I had dueling 372’s today in the wood lot, both with muffler mods and 28” bars they were screamin!!!!😑 buckin and the boy, I’m excited my boy is 10 and he’s learning already I can’t wait till he’s beside me!! Thanx buckin for all you do, the mentor you are! And for everything you do for this AWESOME Channel!!!!! Great job bub!!
Oh good. I've been wondering if you had a tuning video up already or not, I can't get through all your videos without watching them, so I haven't scrolled all the way to your first ones.
BBR that’s what I’m talkn about!! They are hungry, feed em as much as possible, please!!! I may have been to excited, my 3 yr old son said calm down daddy “she’ll cut”. Lol Love to all and welcome home all new comers!!
Hey Buckin!! Always an awesome video! Do you think you can make a video explains the jets and how and when to adjust. I know you are a busy man but that would be an amazingly informative video!! Your the man sir!
Great vid. my friend..Would be great to see you ,Hogan ,Victor and Nick cut together again.. I hope you all are spreading the love for this holiday season and all the other day's in between, holiday's Take care out there friend's.. There's alway's a smile to give..
You know you have the sickness when those two powersaws sound like a beautiful symphony to you😂 Hogan’s facial expression crack me up😂 love to you and the family❤️ they’ll be deadly with wrap around bars👌
The harmony is very cool. Wonder what 3 or 4 saws would sound like. Could you imagine running your entire collection of saws all at once in 1 tree? That would make for one heck of a cool video.
McCulloch MOTORS CORP. LOS ANGELES, California, U.S.A. Founded by Robert Paxton McCulloch in Milwaukee Wisconsin in 1943. Originally manufactured superchargers and two-cycle drone aircraft engines for military use during WWII. Moved to Los Angeles, Calfiornia January 2, 1946. Located at 6101 West Century Boulevard, across from what was then known as Mines field, later to become Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) When McCulloch purchased the 15 acre property to build his Chain Saw factory it had been a bean field. LIST OF SOME OF McCULLOCH "FIRSTS" 1948 FIRST DIE CAST MAGNESIUM CHAIN SAW. 1948 FIRST 50 POUND CHAIN SAW. 1948 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A WATER PROOF, AIR COOLED COIL. 1948 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A SHORT STROKE, HIGH PERFORMANCE ENGINE. 1949 FIRST 25 POUND CHAIN SAW 1949 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH AN ALL POSITION CARBURETOR AND FUEL PUMP 1949 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A WICK FILTER TYPE FUEL PICKUP. 1949 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A RIGHT HAND STARTER 1951 FIRST BALANCED ENGINE CHAIN SAW TO REDUCE VIBRATION 1953 FIRST LIGHT WEIGHT GEAR DRIVE SAW UNDER 21 LBS. 1955 FIRST CHAIN SAW TO HAVE BEARINGS IN THE PISTON TO INCREASE SERVICE LIFE. 1956 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A CARBURETOR ENCLOSED IN FILTERED AIR. 1961 FIRST LIGHT WEIGHT GASOLINE DRIVEN AC-DC WELDER 1962 FIRST BALANCED PISTON ENGINE CHAIN SAW 1962 FIRST CHAIN SAW TO SELF SHARPEN CHAIN 1962 FIRST CHAIN SAW MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD TO MAKE OVER ONE MILLION SAWS. 1963 FIRST U.S. CHAIN SAW MANUFACTURER TO OPEN A PLANT IN EUROPE. 1963 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH AN IDLE SPEED GOVERNOR. 1963 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A SPARK ARRESTOR SCREEN 1965 FIRST 10 POUND CHAIN SAW 1966 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH AN ELECTRIC STARTER 1966 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH DSP. (DECOMPRESSION VALVE STARTING) 1966 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A REED-TYPE SOUND SILENCING MUFFLER 1967 FIRST CHAIN SAW MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD TO MAKE OVER TWO MILLION SAWS. 1968 FIRST 6 POUND CHAIN SAW 1970 FIRST 6 POUND CLASS CHAIN SAW DESIGNED AND BUILT EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE OCCASIONAL USER.
And the first 1000000000000 to lose there hearing. From running all the first. Omg. Think of the. Cotton stuffed in ears. I have 2. 610 and a 1010. And some. For parts. Just to much work to cut with them. Stihl or husky now. You want them. ?
Your Welcome Jeremy. My Pleasure. 👍 Credit goes to Mike Acres www.acresinternet.com/cscc.nsf/673d78ec01557aea88256b00005457e6/d8d083a8d741e3db88256c9b00780d89?OpenDocument
Love this PJ👍👍👍👍👍 would love to see the wick pick up & the self sharpening set up, wicked lol. Bit miffed nothing happened in 1964 my birth year though but hey, great stuff my man 💪❤️👍
My 7-10 has the decomp on the back of the cylinder. It is stock and will out cut my 10-10 so good job to Jeremy on his port work. I believe the 7-10 is 72cc's. Great video.
Jim According to the vintage chainsaw authority, Mike Acre, your 7-10 is 70.5 cc and was only manufactured from Sept. 1970 to Sept. 1971. In today's world of chainsaws all else being equal there is no way to overcome 16cc of displacement. It's almost as if the 10-10 has a big bore kit with extensive porting and muffler mods; but I know that isn't the case. I just don't understand it.
The 10-10 turns more rpms, when porting a saw you can make the power come in on top end or on bottom end, the 10-10 was turning harder than the 7-10 but I did notice that the 7-10 did not bog as bad due to the bigger displacement but from what I have seen with the Macs is the 10-10 is one that porting seems to make the most difference in!
Hey Billy, a tuning video would be great. I turn the screws out on a rebuild to 1 and go from there. Some advice would be great!! Love the 10 10. Here, I have never seen one for sale, only automatics, cheers, Jonny.
Buckin,what carb is on your 7-10? Since mine has the single adjustment Walbro i have no holes in my top cover to be able to adj the jets if i change to a diff carb ,unless i drill holes in it to be able to adjust it, if i change to a diff carb.I know they used 3 diff brands of carbs on the 7-10 i believe
I believe you both were having waaaaay to much fun to be considered work!😀 Couple really nice McCulloughs! Whenever you decide to do a tuning video may I make a suggestion please. Just use 1 camera that day because each camera sounds a little different and the slight differences maybe easier to hear if only 1 camera is used throughout? Thanks for the great video!
That 10-10 is impressive! Both are, but I’m amazed that the smaller saw is out cutting the biggun’. Good to see ya have some fun with the kid! Have a great night. Oh, and there’s a small package in the mail for ya... hoping for an un-boxing video and maybe we can see a test of what I sent ya when it gets there ;)
great saws,ive got 2 mccullochs newer ones,hard to find the older ones here in lima ohio,can u make a video on how to adjust the carb on something like a cs380 mcculloch,your videos are life changing,keep them coming
I’ve got 40 Macs, 4 or 5 are parts saws, got my dads 57, 35 gear drive, and 4 more that all run, got the other ones for the chains, just can’t find 1/2 inch pitch any more. I have a double eagle 80 and a couple super 80s, a brand new 610, and a couple of 650s, a timber wolf and several 10-10s, I love my big old girls.I’ve got a jonsered 930 super, that was overhauled twice, but can’t find parts for it anymore. I’ve had a couple of stihls, but the 930 is the only one that would out cut my macs. I’ve got a echo 900 evil, its just simply a monster saw with a 32 inch bar, only use it on big stuff, and not very often!
Ganges killed me bahahaha........."here try this buckin says..........Ganges says HOLY blank" word we don't say in front of women ner children hahaha, I love it pal!!! Now if only the 125 was playing bass behind these two........oh my would that ever be a beautiful thing..... ..
You scared me handing those saws back and fourth with the long bars...working too close together too...but, one damn thing is for sure...you got doses bitches hittin right on the high end and the low end...that's for sure. I'm gonna get mine back out since those sound so sweet and play with'em a bit. I've got four 7-10's, a Pro Mac 800, Pro Mac 50, and some other smaller ones...Oh and a 1966 Homelite 800 wit electronic ignition that is original to the saw and is OEM...They were about 15 years ahead of their time, something from the future way back in 1966...been using the Stihl 032's cause they are not so loud and mid-weight, but, I'm gettin the fever listening to those old McCulloch saws...even got one Stihl 084 I just tuned with a tach today. It's a figgin beast. I collected these saws about 10-15 years ago as a hobby. That stereo sound was awesome!
Those 2 saws buzzing next to each other has to be one of the coolest sounds ever. That would be an awesome ring tone but there would be a lot of missed calls because you wouldn't want to answer it.
I had a 710 for several years. But Husky came out with AV and I had to switch. I miss the ole girl but I do not miss my hands being numb after a day of running her. Watching you gives the yearning to go back in time!
Holy Lord....those 2 saws sound like angry bees !!! That 10-10 though is insanity....I would love to wrap my hands around those bars and take it for a spin 👋👋
Wonderful quick fix Billy....love these mid day teasers....Love to all of you womderful people 💖...welcome all you new people, enjoy the ride !!!
Hi Buckin’ Once I get out of my hospital bed I’m going cutting with my macs. I’m in quite an amount of pain now but things like this drive me to get going!! Thank you and hi to all.
Love to hear those yellow machines running. Back in the early '60s go cart racing was big around Ohio. They were crud carts when compared to what is out there today but we were just as serious with what we had. There were two engine classes topping out at 5.8 and 7.1 cu. in. and single and double engine classes. McCulloch was pretty much king of the hill. Those with the pocket book and the knowledge would do some porting work, timing work and have as many as three, yes three carbs on an engine. Two on a split intake manifold and another one attached at the intake port. Crazy RPMs were achieved along with a lot of wins at the track. The sound of ten or more modified chainsaw engines all racing together was a sweet sound.
must have been a sight to see!
The smile of the son is the best
Be kind and lovely to see you and your boy working together
Greetings from Hamburg Germany
Good Bill I see that you have spent a nice morning but cool with your boy and the new warriors. beautiful tune of father and son as well as big and small machine. I'm glad to see how they enjoy father and son. a hug from Spain guys
thank you ivan
Evening B.r,it’s always a treat to see the old hot rods in wood. I bought my wife her first saw today from a buddy of mine. Early 80s stihl 011avt. Gave $20 for it. She likes helping me with wood so I figured I’d get her a little saw and she can help limb.
Rip roaring saws!! Love the sound... gasoline driven music, that's what it is :)
Love your channel ! I’m a Tree climber Fr central Alberta and I spread the love as you do keep it upbrother
Hi Buckin great video hope you and your lovely family are well and love to all in the Buckin Armey love from the UK
Nice to watch how positive u r with your son!!
My dad had a McCulloch chainsaw when we were little kids, back in the 70s. We called it the Putt-Putt Zoom saw.
A sweet symphony of McCullough instruments. Get Victor and Nick on a couple more and you can play tunes in the woods...harmony with a sawshop quartet Hahahaha
They both got heavy bass in the voices. Sweet music. Sounds like top fuel dragsters.
It's Woodsman Opera! 💖
Watching dad and son together is great.
The saw shop is looking like a shrine to Robert McCullough.
YIP
Good for you Billy to not let him cut wearing floppers. Put a juicy gash on my big toe one time cutting in sandals when I dropped the tip on it while it was idling down. Respect the saw.
Billy,
Good day to ya ! I have a 700 and a ported 10 10. My 10 10 is a little higher revving than my 700, but I lost a little low end when I raised the exhaust port. They cut equal now.
Stay well my friend.
Nice shot of the two macs running side by side .nice editing on this one .
I share your love for old Vintage Macs. I have a 7-10A, 10-10A, a Double Eagle 50, and a mini Mac top handle. All I acquired for free. Great old saws minus the mini Mac which leaks bar oil into the crankcase..
Love the harmony of the saws and the harmony of you and your boy.
Judging by what I hear when you’re tuning your saws, we do it in a similar fashion. Would like to hear an explanation none the less.
Also keeping a close eye on the tracking info of my axe! The ol lady ain’t letting me see it till Christmas and I still feel like a kid on Christmas Day lol
Great vid thanks enjoy the time with hogan its priceless thanks MR.🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔
Love seeing those saws run side by side. Looking forward to a video on tuning.
I really love those saws buckin. That 10 10 is a monster and the 7 10 Is a beauty. Be kind friends and have a great day
Gotta love them older saws i got an old homelite super xl great saw
That was a harmonious sound with the two saws running together. Watching you both saw the logs into sections and hearing the sound of both saws was uplifting. You and those interjections of yours where you laugh tickle me lol. Oh by the way, great call about Hogan not running a saw while he's wearing crocs. Welcome to all the new subscribers! Hope everyone has a great day!
I love it both in sync sounds good lol
Thanks a ton MR 🔔🔔🔔🔔
@@landfillrat7286 thank you sir for the love and kindness
@@hoosierairboaters9139 thank you sir
They sound great 👍🏻
Couple of nice runners there mr Bell.
Wonderful saws 👍Blessings to you all ❤️
Awesome fellas!! I've always had old homelites (super xl's and xl12's).... May have to get my hands on an old Mac now, he he
What a beautiful sounds the muffler mods sound great
No Bill, you do not deserve. I am the one who appreciates your advice and your professionalism in the matter. You really help me a lot in my work. I greatly appreciate your channel and the community created. Please continue like this, keep being yourselves. A hug
YOU SIR ARE A GOOD MAN
Really nice video buckin!! So cool to see ya living this life style with your boy he will always remember these days. Love to all and remember army thumbs up 👍🏻
Wow so cool. I used to cut fire wood with my dad when I was a boy, he had a pro Mac 10-10 and I bought him a pm610 for Father’s Day back when I was 14. I love macs above all others even the latest greatest plastic saws from Europe. I’m starting a collection of old macs. I also just restored my late grandfathers homie xl12(kind of a slow saw) I got the 610, and getting a 10-10 for Xmas! So excited to do a like new restoration on it. You got a really nice collection! Cheers from surrey B.C.
I love the sound of the 2 Stroke "If you ain't mixing gasoline, you ain't living the dream" Much love people keep them chainsaws ripping Buckin and Hogan
I'll take dueling power saws over dueling banjos any day. Love it!
Yes buckman,we need a tune -up video. Nice work with them saws. I do need to tune my 10-10 would like to see how you do it. Thanks
OK THX
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith Wow you are up early. Its going on 6:00 am here on the east coast, I'm headed out for the day. Have a good one.
Power saws and axes just can’t beat that stuff in my book BBR 👍🏼👍🏼
Boy I hope my heaven sounds like that!!! Dueling engine driven sharp tooth apparatus!!!!! Lol! I had dueling 372’s today in the wood lot, both with muffler mods and 28” bars they were screamin!!!!😑 buckin and the boy, I’m excited my boy is 10 and he’s learning already I can’t wait till he’s beside me!! Thanx buckin for all you do, the mentor you are! And for everything you do for this AWESOME Channel!!!!! Great job bub!!
Ohhhh The Sound of That Duo Sure Makes the Coffee taste Good-R ! Love to all From Down East ATB T God Bless
Oh good. I've been wondering if you had a tuning video up already or not, I can't get through all your videos without watching them, so I haven't scrolled all the way to your first ones.
Looking forward to the tuning video buckin 👍 awesome
The wonderful sounds of chainsaws a sweet melody
BBR that’s what I’m talkn about!! They are hungry, feed em as much as possible, please!!! I may have been to excited, my 3 yr old son said calm down daddy “she’ll cut”. Lol
Love to all and welcome home all new comers!!
Hey Buckin!! Always an awesome video! Do you think you can make a video explains the jets and how and when to adjust. I know you are a busy man but that would be an amazingly informative video!!
Your the man sir!
Sounds beautiful
That’s harmony right there boy!!!! I love this video! You and your son are doing great stuff there buckin!!!!! Wow! I’m fired up! Hell yea!
Great vid. my friend..Would be great to see you ,Hogan ,Victor and Nick cut together again..
I hope you all are spreading the love for this holiday season and all the other day's in between, holiday's
Take care out there friend's.. There's alway's a smile to give..
You know you have the sickness when those two powersaws sound like a beautiful symphony to you😂 Hogan’s facial expression crack me up😂 love to you and the family❤️ they’ll be deadly with wrap around bars👌
The harmony is very cool. Wonder what 3 or 4 saws would sound like. Could you imagine running your entire collection of saws all at once in 1 tree? That would make for one heck of a cool video.
McCulloch MOTORS CORP.
LOS ANGELES, California, U.S.A.
Founded by Robert Paxton McCulloch in Milwaukee Wisconsin in 1943. Originally manufactured superchargers and two-cycle drone aircraft engines for military use during WWII. Moved to Los Angeles, Calfiornia January 2, 1946. Located at 6101 West Century Boulevard, across from what was then known as Mines field, later to become Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) When McCulloch purchased the 15 acre property to build his Chain Saw factory it had been a bean field.
LIST OF SOME OF McCULLOCH "FIRSTS"
1948 FIRST DIE CAST MAGNESIUM CHAIN SAW.
1948 FIRST 50 POUND CHAIN SAW.
1948 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A WATER PROOF, AIR COOLED COIL.
1948 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A SHORT STROKE, HIGH PERFORMANCE ENGINE.
1949 FIRST 25 POUND CHAIN SAW
1949 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH AN ALL POSITION CARBURETOR AND FUEL PUMP
1949 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A WICK FILTER TYPE FUEL PICKUP.
1949 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A RIGHT HAND STARTER
1951 FIRST BALANCED ENGINE CHAIN SAW TO REDUCE VIBRATION
1953 FIRST LIGHT WEIGHT GEAR DRIVE SAW UNDER 21 LBS.
1955 FIRST CHAIN SAW TO HAVE BEARINGS IN THE PISTON TO INCREASE SERVICE LIFE.
1956 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A CARBURETOR ENCLOSED IN FILTERED AIR.
1961 FIRST LIGHT WEIGHT GASOLINE DRIVEN AC-DC WELDER
1962 FIRST BALANCED PISTON ENGINE CHAIN SAW
1962 FIRST CHAIN SAW TO SELF SHARPEN CHAIN
1962 FIRST CHAIN SAW MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD TO MAKE OVER ONE MILLION SAWS.
1963 FIRST U.S. CHAIN SAW MANUFACTURER TO OPEN A PLANT IN EUROPE.
1963 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH AN IDLE SPEED GOVERNOR.
1963 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A SPARK ARRESTOR SCREEN
1965 FIRST 10 POUND CHAIN SAW
1966 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH AN ELECTRIC STARTER
1966 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH DSP. (DECOMPRESSION VALVE STARTING)
1966 FIRST CHAIN SAW WITH A REED-TYPE SOUND SILENCING MUFFLER
1967 FIRST CHAIN SAW MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD TO MAKE OVER TWO MILLION SAWS.
1968 FIRST 6 POUND CHAIN SAW
1970 FIRST 6 POUND CLASS CHAIN SAW DESIGNED AND BUILT EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE OCCASIONAL USER.
that is alot of firsts friends
And the first 1000000000000 to lose there hearing. From running all the first. Omg. Think of the. Cotton stuffed in ears. I have 2. 610 and a 1010. And some. For parts. Just to much work to cut with them. Stihl or husky now. You want them. ?
Thanks a million for that info I'm always up for learning something new especially when it involves engines and history. Have a great day.
Your Welcome Jeremy. My Pleasure. 👍 Credit goes to Mike Acres www.acresinternet.com/cscc.nsf/673d78ec01557aea88256b00005457e6/d8d083a8d741e3db88256c9b00780d89?OpenDocument
Love this PJ👍👍👍👍👍 would love to see the wick pick up & the self sharpening set up, wicked lol. Bit miffed nothing happened in 1964 my birth year though but hey, great stuff my man 💪❤️👍
Sounds like a bunch of great sounding bees working hard
My 7-10 has the decomp on the back of the cylinder. It is stock and will out cut my 10-10 so good job to Jeremy on his port work. I believe the 7-10 is 72cc's. Great video.
Jim According to the vintage chainsaw authority, Mike Acre, your 7-10 is 70.5 cc and was only manufactured from Sept. 1970 to Sept. 1971. In today's world of chainsaws all else being equal there is no way to overcome 16cc of displacement. It's almost as if the 10-10 has a big bore kit with extensive porting and muffler mods; but I know that isn't the case. I just don't understand it.
The 10-10 turns more rpms, when porting a saw you can make the power come in on top end or on bottom end, the 10-10 was turning harder than the 7-10 but I did notice that the 7-10 did not bog as bad due to the bigger displacement but from what I have seen with the Macs is the 10-10 is one that porting seems to make the most difference in!
Good day all. Don't you just love the symphony of them saws just singing away. It's all in the details.
Hey Billy, a tuning video would be great. I turn the screws out on a rebuild to 1 and go from there. Some advice would be great!! Love the 10 10. Here, I have never seen one for sale, only automatics, cheers, Jonny.
Love those saws. That’s for the great video. God bless you all. Keep smiling and be happy
Whatt a powersaw I love that machine, a lot of time I’m looking for one and it’s very difficult to find
Buckin,what carb is on your 7-10? Since mine has the single adjustment Walbro i have no holes in my top cover to be able to adj the jets if i change to a diff carb ,unless i drill holes in it to be able to adjust it, if i change to a diff carb.I know they used 3 diff brands of carbs on the 7-10 i believe
I believe you both were having waaaaay to much fun to be considered work!😀 Couple really nice McCulloughs!
Whenever you decide to do a tuning video may I make a suggestion please. Just use 1 camera that day because each camera sounds a little different and the slight differences maybe easier to hear if only 1 camera is used throughout? Thanks for the great video!
2 stroke smoke and the smell of pine in the air ahhh wonderful
Go 10 10 go .. music to my ears 🎵🎵
That 10-10 is impressive! Both are, but I’m amazed that the smaller saw is out cutting the biggun’. Good to see ya have some fun with the kid! Have a great night. Oh, and there’s a small package in the mail for ya... hoping for an un-boxing video and maybe we can see a test of what I sent ya when it gets there ;)
Sweet Music!!
I run my 10 10s every chance i get.Great saws!
SWEET MUSIC TO MY EARS!!!
Now!!!! That's what I'm! !!! Talking about 💪💪💪💪
Ahhh . . . Love that sound.
Wow! Some guy below said something about a new ring tone!!!! What a great idea!!!
Little buckin is doing good!!!
Never mind just saw you “I’ll do a tuning video for you guy” lol!!!!
Love that harmony
great saws,ive got 2 mccullochs newer ones,hard to find the older ones here in lima ohio,can u make a video on how to adjust the carb on something like a cs380 mcculloch,your videos are life changing,keep them coming
Coming to BuckinStock next year...?
Sweet harmony⚖️
WOW! Buckin is cutting with a half wrap handle ;-)
Love watchin Hogan on the Mac.
Watching all the way from Ft. Lauderdale FL
They sound like angry yellow jackets hehe, beautiful running Mac's, wish I still had my old 10-10, welcome new subscribers:)
Them saws have good horsepower
Rev em up and Go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #LoveWins! blessings and Aloha soldiers of Kindness
Thumbs up not sticking! Fyi blessings and aloha td #Buckingstock2019 #LoveWins #BeKind
That was beautiful! 👌
buenisima maccullo
Ha,Love it..
MY NEW RINGTONE guys. XD
love wins I was thinking the same thing!! He should market the McCulluch symphony ring tones!!!
I love it the only thing that would have made it better would be two 125 s
That's Buckins version of dueling banjos.
I also have a 7-10 with a compression release in that location
KOOL
I’ve got 40 Macs, 4 or 5 are parts saws, got my dads 57, 35 gear drive, and 4 more that all run, got the other ones for the chains, just can’t find 1/2 inch pitch any more. I have a double eagle 80 and a couple super 80s, a brand new 610, and a couple of 650s, a timber wolf and several 10-10s, I love my big old girls.I’ve got a jonsered 930 super, that was overhauled twice, but can’t find parts for it anymore. I’ve had a couple of stihls, but the 930 is the only one that would out cut my macs. I’ve got a echo 900 evil, its just simply a monster saw with a 32 inch bar, only use it on big stuff, and not very often!
Stereo sawing!
Have a great day everyone!
Ganges killed me bahahaha........."here try this buckin says..........Ganges says HOLY blank" word we don't say in front of women ner children hahaha, I love it pal!!! Now if only the 125 was playing bass behind these two........oh my would that ever be a beautiful thing..... ..
Excelente🌲🌲🌲
Sounds like a chainsaw symphony! Awesome video buckin, reminds me of my uncle and cousin racing stock saws😂
Seeing Hogan light up doing stuff with Buckin is a big deal.
At one point they hit Harmony together. Wild!
Do you have any idea how much wood I've cut and split after watching Buckin videos! Haha my dad thinks I'm preparing for the apocalypse!
Howdy Buckin and friends!!
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Music to my ears. ❤️ to all
Hey Buckin, what do you do about the leaking gas caps? Every McCulloch I buy has a leaking gas cap!
I like both of them. 7/10 b best for me. #7
Yaay👍
It's crazy I was given a 10-10 today and then not long after this video posts!? I guess that's a sign, I have to restore it now...
The "Detroit Deisel" of the chainsaw world
No wonder you can’t find many McCullochs, Billy Ray has ‘em all. 😂
You scared me handing those saws back and fourth with the long bars...working too close together too...but, one damn thing is for sure...you got doses bitches hittin right on the high end and the low end...that's for sure. I'm gonna get mine back out since those sound so sweet and play with'em a bit. I've got four 7-10's, a Pro Mac 800, Pro Mac 50, and some other smaller ones...Oh and a 1966 Homelite 800 wit electronic ignition that is original to the saw and is OEM...They were about 15 years ahead of their time, something from the future way back in 1966...been using the Stihl 032's cause they are not so loud and mid-weight, but, I'm gettin the fever listening to those old McCulloch saws...even got one Stihl 084 I just tuned with a tach today. It's a figgin beast. I collected these saws about 10-15 years ago as a hobby. That stereo sound was awesome!