mc culloch chain saw chain

Oregon 72V-060 @ the link below is a low kickback consumer type chain. It is a common chain that can be found at some home center type retailers.

If you want a more agressive semi-pro type chain with less kickback protection, look up 72LP or LG @ oregonchain.com. Also a common chain, mostly saw shops.

Any saw dealer can cross oregon chain to other brands.

Joe

• Oregon

Well, I certainly would not keep looking for some "official" McCulloch chain. I've owned a number of Macs over many years and never used a Mac chain. I happen to like Oregon, a big name manufacturer of chain saw chain. That 10-10 is the same (3.3ci) size-wise as a 3-10 that my Dad used to have. That saw likely has a 3/8" pitch, 0.050" gage chain. Any original chain for that saw would not be a modern safety type of chain but was probably a semi-chisel w/o special anti-kickback features. You should be able to take your old chain to about any local place that sells chain saw chain and have them make you up a loop. I would prefer an independent small engine repair outfit that works on chainsaws rather than some official saw dealer, but that's just me. You will be unlikely to find any dealer that sells Mac saws or parts. McCulloch went down the tubes a long time ago. Rightly so to, but that's another story. If you are not interested in the most modern safety chain and want an excellent cutting chain for that saw (clean wood only) then I would recommend an Oregon round-ground chisel chain like 72LP or 72LG. A semi-chisel chain like the Oregon 72DP would be a better choice if the wood was not perfectly clean. If you are interested in full safety chain, ask where you buy. They should be able to fix you up with that also. If you don't have an existing chain to go by, that 10-10 should have 60 drive links for a 16" bar. No guarantee though :o).

Rod