Enter your McCulloch model number to find documented publication references.
Start with the model tag
Most McCulloch saws have a stainless-steel identification tag with the model number and prefix stamped or engraved on it. Older large-frame saws may have the saw type or model stamped into the bottom of the engine casting.
Old Saw Shop Research CenterThe Research Center helps McCulloch owners, collectors, restorers, and researchers locate model, IPL, and part-number information from preserved McCulloch documentation.
Disclaimer
The McCulloch Research Center is an independent historical reference and research project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by McCulloch or any current owner of the McCulloch brand.
Information on this site has been compiled from historical McCulloch publications and other reference materials believed to be useful to owners, collectors, restorers, and researchers. While every effort is made to present information accurately, historical records may be incomplete, contain errors, or differ between publications and production periods.
Model information, part numbers, applications, specifications, and cross-references should therefore be treated as reference information. When servicing, repairing, or operating equipment, users should verify critical information against the appropriate original manufacturer documentation whenever possible.
Historical manuals, Illustrated Parts Lists, photographs, trademarks, product names, and other referenced materials remain the property of their respective rights holders where applicable. Their inclusion in the Research Center is for identification, historical reference, research, and preservation purposes.
Old Saw Shop makes no warranty as to the completeness or accuracy of the information provided and is not responsible for damages, injury, loss, or other consequences resulting from reliance on information found on this site.
If you find an error or have original documentation that can help improve the reference, please contact info@oldsawshop.com.
About This Site
About the McCulloch Research Center
The Old Saw Shop McCulloch Research Center was created to make historical McCulloch chainsaw information easier to find, research, and use.
McCulloch produced a large number of chainsaw models, Illustrated Parts Lists, service publications, and technical documents over many decades. This site brings those references together into a searchable resource.
The information presented here is assembled from surviving McCulloch publications and other historical reference material. McCulloch documentation is used as the primary source whenever available.
The goal is simple: preserve McCulloch information and make it useful again.
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