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McCulloch - was there ever a good one ?!

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gary112
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My dad used nothing else but McCulloch for years and swore there was no better saw,until he borrowed a Stihl one day,here he is with one of them 

shavey
shavey

Got it at last  , it was me having a over 50’s moment 

Martyn Honey
Martyn Honey

When I was a teenager in the 70’s, a long time ago, we use to use the Mac 6. Top handle saw for climbing. At the time a great saw. Not sure if they would compete with the modern Stihls etc Martyn

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MattyF Grand Master

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In my quest for Sachs dolmar 166 parts it appears that a mcculloch super pro 118 is a direct dolmar 166 copy ..... Only problem is it seems they are rarer than a dolmar 166 so another dead end !

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I'm tempted ! Just need an ignition coil and mine should be a runner though.

 

Go on I think you should get that one very tempting :thumbup::thumbup:

I will help you out with yours:lol::lol:

 

I've been trying for ages to get a sp118 of a guy in Australia ive sold him lots of solo twin parts but I can't get him too budge an inch on that one, but it looks like Iam getting a sp125 which iam chuffed about :thumbup::thumbup:

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Go on I think you should get that one very tempting :thumbup::thumbup:

I will help you out with yours:lol::lol:

 

I've been trying for ages to get a sp118 of a guy in Australia ive sold him lots of solo twin parts but I can't get him too budge an inch on that one, but it looks like Iam getting a sp125 which iam chuffed about :thumbup::thumbup:

 

I would say the 125 trumps the 118; it is possibly the greatest saw of all time. Or a Disston otherwise.

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Stubby Grand Master

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Another photo for you TCD

 

That pic makes me laugh . It looks like that big fat huge stick came of the little stump in the foreground ( I know it didnt ) :001_smile:

shavey Grand Master

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That pic makes me laugh . It looks like that big fat huge stick came of the little stump in the foreground ( I know it didnt ) :001_smile:

 

That's exactly what I thought stubby :thumbup::thumbup:

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