from what I have gathered the 57cc and 70cc are the only 10-series with decomps...6-10 7-10 10-10s pro mac 55 and the 700etc....nice collection od saws!
a couple of weeks ago, i picked up two vintage macs for $27 for the pair, a 640, and one a little smaller that i have no idea what model it is. the sticker on the air cleaner cover has no printing on it, and looks like it hasn't for 30 years. they are both complete, obviously haven't run in decades, and were collecting crud in a barn all that time. it's so thick on the smaller one, you can barely tell it's yellow. i'm trying to id that one, got any ideas?
Thanks Jim as an individual who is trying to complete the ten series collection this has been helpful and informative Please what is a brake cleaning straw, I will add a link to this vid over on chainsaw collectors forum, Have you any clues as to wether its posssible to I>D one of these saws by the numbers stamped underneath
pete hellak the brake cleaning straw is just the little plastic straw that comes with a can of brake clean spray. The #'s on the bottom can help if you have a complete collection of ipl's problem is multiple saws will use the same parts and will not pin down the exact model unless it was unique to a certain model. Hope this helps. Jim
I just found a super pro 60 no decompression switch no primer bulb just a choke and throtle leaver. has compression but no fuel getting in or spark any clues as model number missing.
You have enough of these? lol,a few days ago i found one of these in our shop, Ive been there 20 years and its been sitting on a shelf ever since, i think i'm gonna take it home for the weeks i'm in "quarantine" and make it a corona project, i bet the gas inside is nice and varnished, i took the cap off and took a wiff and it almost knocked me out,ha ha ha ha, it has that little side cover that looks like a speaker cover, cool little chainsaw, ive been looking around and like you say its a chore to identify just by looks,i dont have any numbers but i will soon.
Is it just me or are the exhaust ports in different locations, actual 7-10 on the side vs the saw in question port facing the ground? Also, was there a cuttoff in the series when they went from right side to left side starter?
Excellent video, very informative. I bought a 7-10 off ebay a few years ago. Or, at least it was listed as a 7-10 and the air filter cover says 7-10A. Got to looking at my stamp, it shows 600033U. That number doesn't match any 7-10 I looked up. It has points i believe and it does have a decomp button. Any ideas?
I just purchased a Pro Mac 1010 from eBay and it came with the larger stack muffler not the pancake did some 1010 come with The larger muffler or do you think maybe it possibly was damaged or rusted and was replaced
hey Jim , i just picked up a McCullough and having no luck finding the model number on line , just wondering if you could let me know what site u go on to identify model numbers mine is a 600061B if you have time , thanks
Hey hey ! Thx for clip/ video. I have 10-10 Pro-mac model 600014F. What can someone tell about the saw ? It was a bar find and i am totally unknown with Mcculloch big saw 54 cc, but i heard some from Billy Bucking Ray Smith here. 60 dollar aprox.!! :-) cus the seller did not care and it was among a lot of 9 saws from barn find... I post now at my channel "motordiverse". I am exited about this...because I bought it in Norway and i guess it is rear...and it also worked...and been neglected for ...nobody knows...many years ha ha. 20 Inch bar. It sounds greate and seems relaible...and well....i know it is a peace of valuble art...at least for me he he ! :-) I used to Minimac i think it is 320... also cool...but it is another division i think. This is quit big. I guess it will be long lasting...at least it is my expectation. 600014F...anyone have a comment ?
@@homelitejim the only one, the pro mac 10-10s the last variant made. I have one and a 7-10A they both have a decompression valve and both the model numbers check out. Im honestly probably going to plug them both off.
Thanks for the video. Great information. I just got my 600013U running and cutting after 10-15 years of sitting.
from what I have gathered the 57cc and 70cc are the only 10-series with decomps...6-10 7-10 10-10s pro mac 55 and the 700etc....nice collection od saws!
The Super Pro 80 and 81, Pro Mac 850 and 800 (82cc) also have decomps. There’s also the Super Pro 60 but I’m not sure if it has one.
@@justinstearns9723 those are all anti vibe saws well the 800 I've heard is a hard body..
Wish I still had my pops saw.it was just like these.would have loved to hear it run
I rescued one from my dad's old shed when he died....I hope to find its ID here.
Don't want to sell one of the full wrap bars by any chance?
a couple of weeks ago, i picked up two vintage macs for $27 for the pair, a 640, and one a little smaller that i have no idea what model it is. the sticker on the air cleaner cover has no printing on it, and looks like it hasn't for 30 years. they are both complete, obviously haven't run in decades, and were collecting crud in a barn all that time. it's so thick on the smaller one, you can barely tell it's yellow. i'm trying to id that one, got any ideas?
Thanks Jim as an individual who is trying to complete the ten series collection this has been helpful and informative Please what is a brake cleaning straw, I will add a link to this vid over on chainsaw collectors forum, Have you any clues as to wether its posssible to I>D one of these saws by the numbers stamped underneath
pete hellak the brake cleaning straw is just the little plastic straw that comes with a can of brake clean spray. The #'s on the bottom can help if you have a complete collection of ipl's problem is multiple saws will use the same parts and will not pin down the exact model unless it was unique to a certain model. Hope this helps. Jim
I just found a super pro 60 no decompression switch no primer bulb just a choke and throtle leaver. has compression but no fuel getting in or spark any clues as model number missing.
I would like to know where I can get a promac 800 wrap handle
Doesn’t the sp 125 have a 3 shoe clutch?
my 2 pro mac 10-10's have decomps and my 10-10 A does as well.
You have enough of these? lol,a few days ago i found one of these in our shop, Ive been there 20 years and its been sitting on a shelf ever since, i think i'm gonna take it home for the weeks i'm in "quarantine" and make it a corona project, i bet the gas inside is nice and varnished, i took the cap off and took a wiff and it almost knocked me out,ha ha ha ha, it has that little side cover that looks like a speaker cover, cool little chainsaw, ive been looking around and like you say its a chore to identify just by looks,i dont have any numbers but i will soon.
Is it just me or are the exhaust ports in different locations, actual 7-10 on the side vs the saw in question port facing the ground? Also, was there a cuttoff in the series when they went from right side to left side starter?
All 10 series saws exhaust out the bottom.
Excellent video, very informative. I bought a 7-10 off ebay a few years ago. Or, at least it was listed as a 7-10 and the air filter cover says 7-10A. Got to looking at my stamp, it shows 600033U. That number doesn't match any 7-10 I looked up. It has points i believe and it does have a decomp button. Any ideas?
More than likely it’s a pro Mac 700 a little newer than the 7-10 model
Think you might missed bottom cylinder stamp
Have you run into a orange mcculock or a mcculock 10-10s . .? if you have please reply anyone
I just purchased a Pro Mac 1010 from eBay and it came with the larger stack muffler not the pancake did some 1010 come with The larger muffler or do you think maybe it possibly was damaged or rusted and was replaced
Yes.
It could be both.
@@homelitejim thanks
hey Jim , i just picked up a McCullough and having no luck finding the model number on line , just wondering if you could let me know what site u go on to identify model numbers
mine is a 600061B
if you have time , thanks
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@@homelitejim perfect it's a 700 👍
Im a Homelite guy!!
..Very informative video, good info...it's "McCulloch", though...not "McCullough"... :)
to have an oil pump for mcculloch PM 484
Hey hey ! Thx for clip/ video. I have 10-10 Pro-mac model 600014F. What can someone tell about the saw ? It was a bar find and i am totally unknown with Mcculloch big saw 54 cc, but i heard some from Billy Bucking Ray Smith here. 60 dollar aprox.!! :-) cus the seller did not care and it was among a lot of 9 saws from barn find... I post now at my channel "motordiverse". I am exited about this...because I bought it in Norway and i guess it is rear...and it also worked...and been neglected for ...nobody knows...many years ha ha. 20 Inch bar. It sounds greate and seems relaible...and well....i know it is a peace of valuble art...at least for me he he ! :-) I used to Minimac i think it is 320... also cool...but it is another division i think. This is quit big. I guess it will be long lasting...at least it is my expectation. 600014F...anyone have a comment ?
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The 10-10s has a decompression valve
Which 10-10s? The super 10-10, the super 10-10a, or the pro Mac 10-10s.
@@homelitejim the only one, the pro mac 10-10s the last variant made. I have one and a 7-10A they both have a decompression valve and both the model numbers check out. Im honestly probably going to plug them both off.
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