Husqvarna Chainsaw Handle Wrap Kit (Fits Models: 365/372XP) Model: 588 84 63-02. Only 5 In-Stock. Full wrap around top handle In good used shape Fits Mcculloch 250, Super 250, 1-53, 1-51 and others View $39.95 Ready to ship mcculloch mini mac series chainsaw handle bar pn 84791 with gripping. Proven part Pack of 2 Chainsaw Gas Fuel Lines and Filters Fits McCulloch Chainsaws Replace A369008 610-238 1-10 2-10 10-10 Pro Mac 55 700 4.5 out of 5 stars 2 $22.99 $ 22. McCulloch pro mac 1000 full wrap handle chainsaw part only bin 495. McCulloch 200/380 Vintage 60's Half Wrap Handle. $11.19 shipping. Brand: McCulloch. McCulloch pro mac 10-10 top handle chainsaw part only bin1019. 214691 McCulloch Switch Retainer On/Off OEM Original Part fits 10-10, 700, 800 and more. $ 7.89 214723 Handle Assembly w/ Throttle Link and Trigger NOS OEM $ 51 Genuine McCulloch OIL PUMP CAP $ 15.49 Sale.
Full-Wrap Handles
Stihl MS440, MS 460, 461, 044, 046 Handle – $130.00 with $12 flat rate shipping in the lower 48 states.
Stihl MS660, MS650, 066, 065, 064 Handle – $130.00 with $12 flat rate shipping in the lower 48 states.
Mcculloch Pro Mac 10 10
Weber Customs Inc. is a small business located in Kalispell, Montana – an area grounded and steeped in a rich logging heritage. Sadly, logging has nearly come to a standstill over the last decade. The men and women that remain in the timber industries, continue to fight for their way of life, and persist in holding out for a better tomorrow.
Although logging is in a down-turn, our hope is that it will make a come back. Looking forward to that day and to the needs of the present day, WCI Inc. (Weber Customs Inc.) has begun manufacturing a tough, professional full-wrap chainsaw handle.
The first prototypes were developed and sent out in 2009 to be tested by loggers and forest professionals in Idaho, Washington, and Oregon State. The feedback we received told us that they stood up to logging and wildland fire environments, and that few design changes were needed. A limited production run was done in 2010 and steps toward full production started in January 2012.
Our handle fabrication begins with an aircraft grade aluminum tubing for the main body and side support. The bottom mount is machined from a billet aluminum bar stock, a mount unique to our handles, and unparalleled in strength. They are then coated with a very tough two-part polyurethane, which not only strengthens the tubing, but provides a superior gripping surface for a bare or gloved hand. This coating far exceeds a rubber sleeve that adds no strength to the handle, and often becomes loose, or tares leaving gaps and slits in the material.
Initially, our handles were marginally smaller in circumference than a factory handle. The diameter of the tubing we used is the same as other production handles, but our coating wasn’t as thick as the rubber sleeves they apply. Over-coating the handles was never an option, as it would offer no significant benefit, and only add to the price of production. Some of our customers liked the slightly smaller feel and some wanted a little more to hold on to.
The first full-wrap handles we will produce, will be for a few select models of Stihl chainsaws. As the popularity of our product increases, we will continue to add other models, as well as other popular manufacturers such as Husqvarna. At this time, we have no intention of making either half-wrap or 3/4 -wrap handles.
McCulloch 10-10
| Mac 1010 from '60's and 70's |
The Mac 10 series first came out in the mid 60's and were a major improvement.
'The new MAC-10 Series saws are up to 25% lighter than most so-called lightweights, yet have every feature you could ask for.' --1966 McCulloch advertisement
Well, maybe not quite every feature. By the mid-70s, the starter had been moved from the right side to the left so a chain brake could be added, and there was a more comfortable rubber-coated handle available. (These two saws are both 10-10's, but were built up from several different saws, explaining why the labels on the air cleaners are not correct.) These saws handled nicely, but vibrated so badly that your hands felt fuzzy by the end of the day, and what they lacked in power they more than made up in pure noise, even though McCulloch tried at least three different mufflers over the years.
But by this time the foreigners were here, the American manufacturers seemed to be concentrating on making toy chain saws for homeowners, OSHA had arrived and was nosing around, and it was a whole new ball game...
Mcculloch 10 10 Parts Diagram
Mcculloch 10 10 Full Wrap Handles