I have a McCulloch eager beaver top handle that I bought brand new in 1984. It still runs like new. Yes a little basic maintenance along the way and a few chains but other than that it's still stock and running like a raped date.
Mcculloch was an interesting guy. Married a Briggs&Stratton daughter in the later 50s I believe, sold 2 Black&Decker in early 70s I believe 72. Black&Decker sold it 2 Electrolux in early 80s.👍s🆙BigGuy!
The Stihl dealer said that he has already ordered all of the Stihl machines he is allowed for the entire year. For whatever reason, Stihl has the worst shortage of all the brands.
Americans love buying the same products with different company's names on them. Bringing McCulloch back to the states would be a extremely smart business decision. I can only speak for Americans but we are extremely brand loyal to a certain extent. I'm almost positive Stihl has the saws listed in categories from homeowner to farm and ranch to professional. but it is a pain flipping through and figuring out which or what that actually means .Same with Husqvarna though. like the price difference gets you. I always thought that Husqvarna was some cheap brand because they were somewhat cheaper. but not really the case. Its the reason why I did go with Husqvarna recently and now I'm not sure I would buy a Stihl until I got a couple of the Husqvarna saws, I want to get or I find one for super cheap used. For sure though if that professional 545 mark ii wasn't on sale on their website and the dealer, I went to didn't match the price I would have got the homeowner MS 251 CE. My brother has that one and my 545 is in another league. literally and figuratively. the word is it might not last as long though.
I love germany...they have the finest of some things..I love the way the women talk..wow...and everything you sayed about stihl is right I fell into that exact trap.thanks for the video
I confirm partner sold for some years in Europe but now Is all McCulloch, the new ones arent nothing special basically poulan and "lesser" Husqvarna, they Also sell cheap lawnmowers, i happen to have a partner formula 400 from 2004, basically a wild thing 42cc, i discovered in the USA Is regarded as trash saw... Well i got mine 13 years ago for 70 euros and She Is going strong, no problems at all, i consider It no worse than a clamshell cheap model STIHL, consider our fuel doesnt contain ethanol and saws are not EPA castrated here
I'd wager that your saw is the same thing as the Poulan Pro 260. The 260 had two major upgrades over the Wild Thing. It had a chrome bore and a better carburetor. Watch out for my break-down video of Muffasa that I will be doing today.
I don’t think that I would bring the the big “Mac” name brand for saws back here in the US. We are a fickle bunch of folks regarding our saws. If we get burned once we tend to learn from it. With Mac’s having such a good reputation, it’s almost like buying an imitation name brand anything, but people get REALLY tweaked when it comes to saws (at least I do).
Straight away, I have two images. 2. An outfit of knights armor made of thick, tanned leather. Designed 100% to be used in sex acts. Right in the window of a shop. I took a picture of it. 1. A sculpture of a woman's torso with her back showing, coming out of the wall of a building. Imagine that the torso is half imbeded into the wall and the only visible portion is the back side of the woman's torso. A nude torso. All fine and dandy, right? I'm just walking down the sidewalk, not paying attention to where I am going, talking with friends, the torso is at head level for me and I nearly knock my head on it a good one. This startles me, and I take note of the fine, taught little booty that I am now only inches away from. And upon further inspection, I notice that the woman's back side that is sticking out of the building right at my head, is actually making out with a man who's only thing you can see is his masculine arm that is reaching around the female's back side and has his finger pushed into the female's butthole. It's all just a plaster statue thingy that is halfway out into the sidewalk and I almost clocked my head a good one on it. We all had a laugh, noticed there were two of them, one on each side of the doorway of a sex shop. We went inside, looked around a bit, found it to be quite classy when compared to American smut.
The cheap McCulloch are such dogs that its not even remotely funny. They have crank bearings that you can remove by hand from the crank and they have the seal around them its like a sock on the bearing so its kinda like having your crank on a soft mount.
Yes. You have just described the cheap Poulan saws. Do you not live in the US? Where do you live? So, I think I mentioned the Poulan Wild Thing saws. While some people really like them for there own reasons, they are truly cheap and designed just as you have described. I have seen our Poulan saws offered up in Europe and the UK as McCulloch and Partner saws. We sometimes like to build them for specific "cheap saw" racing classes. We have one coming up this October that I will be participating in.
@@novicelumberjack I live in the land of Fiskars and santa claus also known as Finland, so greeting from the real north Boedy. Hope you are having an excellent trip in europe.
Learn a hell of a lot from you Boedy. Everytime I watch a video from you I am learning something. Thank you.
Some of the Partner and McCullough products are or was made in Nashville AR. I've been retired from there for a few years. All export products.
Very interesting Sir! Safe travels!
I have a McCulloch eager beaver top handle that I bought brand new in 1984. It still runs like new. Yes a little basic maintenance along the way and a few chains but other than that it's still stock and running like a raped date.
Mcculloch was an interesting guy. Married a Briggs&Stratton daughter in the later 50s I believe, sold 2 Black&Decker in early 70s I believe 72. Black&Decker sold it 2 Electrolux in early 80s.👍s🆙BigGuy!
Jeez no bare shelves over there. Cool seeing the saws over there.
The Stihl dealer said that he has already ordered all of the Stihl machines he is allowed for the entire year. For whatever reason, Stihl has the worst shortage of all the brands.
They are closer to China. My guess, no container shortages or shipping delays. Freight by truck or train.
Still a shame to think of what McCulloch and poulan have become compared to the pre Elux era products.
Brother if you come to Hamburg please leave a note! We have to have some beer! :-)
McCulloch CS 350 = Husqvarna 135
McCulloch CS 390 = Husqvarna 435
McCulloch CS 410 = Husqvarna 440
Nice video. Best regards from Germany. :)
Americans love buying the same products with different company's names on them. Bringing McCulloch back to the states would be a extremely smart business decision. I can only speak for Americans but we are extremely brand loyal to a certain extent. I'm almost positive Stihl has the saws listed in categories from homeowner to farm and ranch to professional. but it is a pain flipping through and figuring out which or what that actually means .Same with Husqvarna though. like the price difference gets you. I always thought that Husqvarna was some cheap brand because they were somewhat cheaper. but not really the case. Its the reason why I did go with Husqvarna recently and now I'm not sure I would buy a Stihl until I got a couple of the Husqvarna saws, I want to get or I find one for super cheap used. For sure though if that professional 545 mark ii wasn't on sale on their website and the dealer, I went to didn't match the price I would have got the homeowner MS 251 CE. My brother has that one and my 545 is in another league. literally and figuratively. the word is it might not last as long though.
I love germany...they have the finest of some things..I love the way the women talk..wow...and everything you sayed about stihl is right I fell into that exact trap.thanks for the video
McCulloch saw were made in the US originally
Nice to see that there is atleast 1 man in united states who can pronounce Husqvarna and Jonsered :)
I try. Thanks for noticing!
I confirm partner sold for some years in Europe but now Is all McCulloch, the new ones arent nothing special basically poulan and "lesser" Husqvarna, they Also sell cheap lawnmowers, i happen to have a partner formula 400 from 2004, basically a wild thing 42cc, i discovered in the USA Is regarded as trash saw... Well i got mine 13 years ago for 70 euros and She Is going strong, no problems at all, i consider It no worse than a clamshell cheap model STIHL, consider our fuel doesnt contain ethanol and saws are not EPA castrated here
I'd wager that your saw is the same thing as the Poulan Pro 260. The 260 had two major upgrades over the Wild Thing. It had a chrome bore and a better carburetor. Watch out for my break-down video of Muffasa that I will be doing today.
These saws are uber bad shit home owner saws.
Nice job!
I don’t think that I would bring the the big “Mac” name brand for saws back here in the US. We are a fickle bunch of folks regarding our saws. If we get burned once we tend to learn from it. With Mac’s having such a good reputation, it’s almost like buying an imitation name brand anything, but people get REALLY tweaked when it comes to saws (at least I do).
You can pick Macs up in Aus here and there.
You almost complement stihl, then you caught yourself and called them junk…. Lol
Einhell, I don´t think you should buy it!
Ha- buy it and feel like you’re Einhell !
@@crazyfeller5704 Maybe they meant to write Ein HELL of a Chainsaw, but figured it was too long!
Yeah Einhell is shit, German but shit.
McCulla, the ch is silent.
Doesn't your wife have her own RUclips chainsaw Channel? I swear that was her
I have waited a long time to ask you this: what is the weirdest most odd thing you have come across so far in Europe?
Straight away, I have two images.
2. An outfit of knights armor made of thick, tanned leather. Designed 100% to be used in sex acts. Right in the window of a shop. I took a picture of it.
1. A sculpture of a woman's torso with her back showing, coming out of the wall of a building. Imagine that the torso is half imbeded into the wall and the only visible portion is the back side of the woman's torso. A nude torso. All fine and dandy, right? I'm just walking down the sidewalk, not paying attention to where I am going, talking with friends, the torso is at head level for me and I nearly knock my head on it a good one. This startles me, and I take note of the fine, taught little booty that I am now only inches away from. And upon further inspection, I notice that the woman's back side that is sticking out of the building right at my head, is actually making out with a man who's only thing you can see is his masculine arm that is reaching around the female's back side and has his finger pushed into the female's butthole. It's all just a plaster statue thingy that is halfway out into the sidewalk and I almost clocked my head a good one on it. We all had a laugh, noticed there were two of them, one on each side of the doorway of a sex shop. We went inside, looked around a bit, found it to be quite classy when compared to American smut.
@@novicelumberjack 😅 😅
Sounds like the wild things take a wild ride to the wild side in what Cat Stevens called a wild world
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Stihl pro starts at ms 260
No, the MS201 is a pro saw
@@alexstromberg7696 that's don't count for me 😂 50cc minimum 🤗
@@11T872 doesnt matter what counts for you. Stihl made it a pro saw. So a 201T isnt a pro saw?
@@alexstromberg7696 can that "pro saw" with 30+cc work in industry like ms 260? I don't think so.
Hi
What does your wife say to your „rrrrrrrrrrrrrr“ ?!? 🤔😅
【from Hipa】Would you like to test my parts for your chainsaw?thank you.
445 is actually 50cc
I believe you are thinking of the 545...the 445 is 45.7cc.
@@novicelumberjack i swear mine says 50cc on it but maybe
445 (ii) sold in Europe is 45.7 cc. 445 sold in America is 50.2 cc (3.06 cu in.).
The cheap McCulloch are such dogs that its not even remotely funny. They have crank bearings that you can remove by hand from the crank and they have the seal around them its like a sock on the bearing so its kinda like having your crank on a soft mount.
Yes. You have just described the cheap Poulan saws. Do you not live in the US? Where do you live? So, I think I mentioned the Poulan Wild Thing saws. While some people really like them for there own reasons, they are truly cheap and designed just as you have described. I have seen our Poulan saws offered up in Europe and the UK as McCulloch and Partner saws. We sometimes like to build them for specific "cheap saw" racing classes. We have one coming up this October that I will be participating in.
@@novicelumberjack I live in the land of Fiskars and santa claus also known as Finland, so greeting from the real north Boedy. Hope you are having an excellent trip in europe.