McCulloch Saws
05-09-2003 | 12:40 PM
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McCulloch Saws
John, I've had a couple of these conversions over the past years. I still have one on the bench right now. It is a front carb/rear exhaust. The coil is mounted on the side of the carb. I had one on electronic ignition with a mechanical advance and another with mag ignition. They both ran good. I had a MA 18x8 on them but I don't recall the RPM's, I want to say it was around 8000. The mag version was a bit of a bear to hand start, but a rope around the hub made it usable. I had them on a Midwest AT-6. You do have to shave some material to lighten them up as the bar mount and oiler is part of the engine case. I have a fuzzy pic of one on an old website if you hit the www button just below this text. It is on the AT-6 page.
05-09-2003 | 03:06 PM
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McCulloch Saws
I have a couple McCulloch 32 weed whackers converted to model engines. They have C-H ignition and Abbell mefflers with a 1/2" carb on them. Turns a 18-8 @ 7500. They have a left carb and right exhaust.
I have two McCulloch 32 chain saws. The newer one has a left carb and right exhaust. The older Mini Mac is a front-rear job. They both have better timing and run faster than the weed whackers.
Enjoy,
Jim
I have two McCulloch 32 chain saws. The newer one has a left carb and right exhaust. The older Mini Mac is a front-rear job. They both have better timing and run faster than the weed whackers.
Enjoy,
Jim
