I bought a chainsaw from ikea :) 

Feb 23, 2017 10:57 PM

Not really i'm just dismantling a chainsaw my dad gave me, to clean it up and also figure out why it wasn't working. It's a Mcculloch pro mac 610.

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Nevermind the rug.. really, don't!

9 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

The carpet is probably older than me

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lol I got a similar chainsaw from my dad that I had to replace the fuel lines in. GL

9 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

well I think it would be pretty easy to replace any parts at this point....the engine is the bit at the bottom xD

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McCulloch 610 huh, now there is a piece of history haha

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I actually laughed at the title! That McCulloch is not worth the hassle.

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It is mainly a learning experience, I get to see how it all works and stuff

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*How it used to work

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If you had one more towel, you could have laid your parts out left to right.

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I didn't think i was going to take it apart this much until i had started and i dismantled it in a strange order

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Good luck with that. I hope you don't wind up with extra pieces when you slap it back together, ha!

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90% sure i will xD oh well, mainly practise and curiosity

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Best reason to tear something apart that isn't working anyway! Right on.

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No babe one towel is plenty.

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;)

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If my time working with small engines is any indication, 99% chance it's a bad diaphragm due to bad gas.

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Nah I found out about half way through that the switch to turn it on before pull start wasnt actually plugged in, it had somehow heated 1/2

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up and shrunk the cable pulling it off xD just need to find a new one and stick it on, i carried on dismantling just to clean and learn 2/2

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Cool

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Thanks anyway

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Does Ikea sell new carpet?

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ye.. it does need replacing

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Hell, you went this far, go ahead and rebuild that transmission before you replace it. And you get another upvote for sheer sack.

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stupid question....which bit is the transmission :3

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