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Need Cyclinde,Piston, and Rings For McCulloch 800

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Jerry Eime

11-15-2007 21:07:48




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This was a good stong running McCulloch 800 and Its finally dead. It locked up and I need a new piston, cyclinder and rings for it. I'm having a hard time finding some. I was wondering if anyone would have these parts or know where to locate them. Just too good of a saw to junk just let. Thanks.




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Jerry Eime

11-16-2007 22:19:33




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 Re: Need Cyclinde,Piston, and Rings For McCulloch 800 in reply to Jerry Eime, 11-15-2007 21:07:48  
Thanks alot guys. I will try them and see what happens. Thanks



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JT

11-16-2007 06:51:35




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 Re: Need Cyclinde,Piston, and Rings For McCulloch 800 in reply to Jerry Eime, 11-15-2007 21:07:48  
Call Wallenberg sales in Sante Fe Springs, California. If it is available, these guys will have it. I have called them on stuff I did not think would ever be found, and they had it. their phone number is 800-225-4756



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jdemaris

11-16-2007 05:37:29




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 Re: Need Cyclinde,Piston, and Rings For McCulloch 800 in reply to Jerry Eime, 11-15-2007 21:07:48  
A guy I know down the road from me runs a small-engine shop (when he's in the mood). He is a Mculloch collector and buys up parts inventories from all over the world. He supposedly has the largest obsolete parts inventory anywhere. I suggest you give him a call if you can find him. One problem is - he's an old-time fur trapper - especially fox and coyote - he lives for it, regardless if fur is worth anything or not. So, he closes his shop most of trapping season.

Name is Bob Johnson. He's an old-fashioned guy and doesn't use computers or the Internet (as far as I know). He does advertise in many saw-collectors magazines and publications. I think the phone number is the same for his house and shop. 607-638-9297.

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