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Need info on a McCulloch Mini Mac 35 chain saw

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Neal

01-25-2006 15:41:46




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My son brought home a McCulloch Mini Mac 35 chain saw that appears to be in good shape. I can not find any info on the McCulloch web-site, as they do not like to share info. Would any of you fellows have one of these saws and can you provide me with the fuel ratio? It is a 14 inch saw, and it has a residue in the gas tank which I am now soaking in carb cleaner to see if I can break it up. Any help will be appreciated.

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dan6152

01-28-2006 14:25:59




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 Re: Need info on a McCulloch Mini Mac 35 chain saw in reply to Neal, 01-25-2006 15:41:46  
a mcCullock throw it as far as you can by the time ya start the darn thing could cut branch off tree with a hand saw,,,, never would have another in a fit go buy a stil... even numbered saw,,
odd numbered are for home use even for pro use,,
ie an o2o or o26.. not o21 o25



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Butch(OH)

01-26-2006 16:51:24




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 Re: Need info on a McCulloch Mini Mac 35 chain saw in reply to Neal, 01-25-2006 15:41:46  
I have a MM 35 on the shelf that I bought new in about 1977? I believe that Mac called for a 40-1 ratio. It doesnt see a lot of use now but has run just fine for years on Stihl oil at 50-1



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jeffcat

01-25-2006 20:37:18




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 Re: Need info on a McCulloch Mini Mac 35 chain saw in reply to Neal, 01-25-2006 15:41:46  
The Mini Mac 35 is a great little saw. If it is one of the newer ones it has a chain brake and is self oiling. Look at the front cover plate of the saw. If you look at the little hole down on the lower left you should see a screw head. Both of mine have Zama carbs on them. The better carb has an adj. screw for high and low speed mix. If you think you want to rebuild one of these carbs you better have REAL good eye sight. Everything is very very tiny. What kills most of these saws and is deadly to Zama carbs is gasahol. The rubber turns to little bits of stuff the size of pepper. They came two ways as far as chain goes. Either 1/4 or mini 3/8 chain. If you can get the gear change it to mini 3/8. ALWAYS use the little round air filter on this saw. So many people throw them away or just plug them up. O yes, the 40/1 mix is correct for this little baby. They are a great limb saw. If you need more info, let me know. Parts lists etc. Jeffcat

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Neal

01-26-2006 12:16:52




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 Re: Need info on a McCulloch Mini Mac 35 chain saw in reply to jeffcat, 01-25-2006 20:37:18  
Gentlemen, thanks for the info. I now have more information than I had yesterday at this time. It looks exactly like the one in the information that Joe provided. Today I emptied out the carb cleaner I sprayed inside the gas tank yesterday and it now looks very clean. I'm guessing that everything from the tank to the intake port will also need to be taken apart and cleaned. A parts breakdown shure would be helpful. I was surprised to see that it takes a 40:1 ratio, as I have a couple of the small Sears saws that take 16:1. It's a good thing I asked and that you fellows took the time to give me the info. It is appreciated.

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Joe (Wa)

01-25-2006 18:52:55




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 Re: Need info on a McCulloch Mini Mac 35 chain saw in reply to Neal, 01-25-2006 15:41:46  
This a real good site for old saws. There is also a Mini Mac 35AS listed here if that is what you have.

Joe



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Don SE GA

01-25-2006 16:42:29




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 Re: Need info on a McCulloch Mini Mac 35 chain saw in reply to Neal, 01-25-2006 15:41:46  
I have a McCullough Mini Mac 35 and I have always used 40:1 good lite saw. Mostly I use a Stihl 250.



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Hermit

01-25-2006 16:31:31




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 Re: Need info on a McCulloch Mini Mac 35 chain saw in reply to Neal, 01-25-2006 15:41:46  
Have you checked out this webpage for info? I've used 40:1 for years.

http://www.mccullochpower.com/ebpage.asp?page=faq



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