Bringing the Frankensaw Mcculloch 10-10/700 back out for some cuts after sitting almost a year

#mcculloch #1010 #700 #PROMAC #7-10

[@lanceuselton3124]

The old ridgid body is pulling pretty good. Chips look good. Gotta love those low end saws... good to hear something that ain't a high winder that still cuts great and you can lay on.. lookin forward to seeing your saws in the hustle.

[@BamaPerformanceAndVintagesaws]

They do good for what they are, and I do have a few dead trees that need to be felled, I just gotta find time to fall em and buck em up and bring them to the back wood pile . I appreciate you watching and commenting! More to come , I’m debating getting back into climbing work on the weekends

[@tatepazaski5488]

Yellow still running strong!!

[@BamaPerformanceAndVintagesaws]

They do good when stored empty! Just a quick tune and good to go

[@diggindiggenit6540]

the 10-10 is stock a cool saw ton of power from such units, yours is the step up amazing wow wtg on the transformation of that saw, what percentage up do you thing you gained over a stock 10-10? have fun

[@BamaPerformanceAndVintagesaws]

All it is , is a 700 engine in a 10-10 body, the 700 and 10-10 are the same body style/size. And it’s a world of difference in the added 16cc in torque

[@diggindiggenit6540]

@@BamaPerformanceAndVintagesaws Good idea to make that change, what a saw 4 sure

[@BamaPerformanceAndVintagesaws]

@@diggindiggenit6540 I just had a spare 700 engine without a body, and wanted to run it, so it got stuffed in a 10-10 body, kind off a sleeper if you didn’t know what you were looking at/for. And I’d say anywhere from 30-40% more power compared to a 10-10

[@diggindiggenit6540]

@@BamaPerformanceAndVintagesaws wow totally amazing sleeper lol wtg on that