McCulloch CS 360T

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Oh my!! How things have escalated since then

[@WoolysWorld]

They sure have wooly

[@diesel_man99]

Took to flight. But sure ya have to start somewhere. Imagine if ya hadn't started at all.

[@WoolysWorld]

Lol, I know!! Imagine

[@JourneyNorthAK]

Your saws and video have came along way.. figured I'd check out some old videos

[@WoolysWorld]

wow!! you said it man, this is probably my 3rd video ever, my brother still has this saw, i doubt it has been turned on in years

[@interman7715]

I have the cs 360,I find it easy to start ,has low vibration, it handles twenty inch hardwood logs with ease and I can get parts and service easily as opposed to the lesser known brands. The value for money is great and would not hesitate in buying another one.

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@leonardvirtue5753]

Nice little Saw.👍

[@WoolysWorld]

Wow, that's an old one,I was a good starter saw, in the end I got a Husqvarna 435, still have it, felled 6 trees with it yesterday

[@leonardvirtue5753]

@@WoolysWorld cool as!!! I watch more of your shows today 👍

[@WoolysWorld]

@@leonardvirtue5753 cool man, hope you enjoy them, feel free to comment and subscribe

[@owenrobert1333]

Good video. I've just been given one of these. Looking forward to using it. Keeps stalling at the moment so I'll services it.

[@WoolysWorld]

nice one, thats a very old video , one of my first. you will be glad to hear that the quality has improved over the years. i had this saw for about a year, then i upgraded tp a husqvarna , a great we saw. enjoy

[@oldder1]

Nippy little saw I used to run McCullochs when I first started in logging but run the California I think it was called.great video sir stay safe

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@stevenbuckley1416]

A very good review.👍

[@WoolysWorld]

It didn't last long, give it to my brother and bought the husky,

[@stevenbuckley1416]

I Use these handheld 2 stroke petrol Engines a lot. My job is still fixing and I use the equivalent to a chainsaw the The petrol disc cutter . I’ve found that if left to Long without use the petrol evaporates and the Oil clog’s the machine up. And to stop that from happening at the end of the day I run out the remaining fuel and Replace with a Small amount of neat petrol then run it for a short while there for removing any residue of oil that remains in the Machine saving you having to strip down the machine every so often to clean . I know you use your chainsaw quite a lot so not necessary but good to know. For anyone else to know.

[@tonyd6821]

Could anyone tell me the name of the chain cover or the chain break with no use of spanner to block it ? thank you .

[@WoolysWorld]

It's just a quick adjust i think

[@stevenbuckley1416]

❤️

[@WoolysWorld]

cheers buddy

[@norfolkbushmanandfriends7916]

Can you help me with a problem, for some reason the chain keeps slipping off even if i have the chain tight. Whats wrong with it please ? Thanks

[@WoolysWorld]

How old is the bar?

[@norfolkbushmanandfriends7916]

@@WoolysWorld it's ok I know the problem now, the small cog snapped off under the cover, I guess it's a dead chainsaw now 😢

[@WoolysWorld]

@@norfolkbushmanandfriends7916 not at all, have a look online and see if you can get a replacement clutch cover , one without the wheel tightener, they are no good

[@WoolysWorld]

@@norfolkbushmanandfriends7916 www.4mcculloch.co.uk/chainsaws/cs-360t-9671562-16/clutch-cover/product.pl?pid=5265958&path=642034&model_ref=11491037

[@WoolysWorld]

@@norfolkbushmanandfriends7916 www.ransomspares.co.uk/parts/search/clutch/mcculloch/chainsaws/cs360%20(2012-06)/b/c/m/

[@justinfielding]

Just got mine out of the shed to cut some small logs and it's not working very well. Seems to have two issues - lack of torque on the top end (easily bogs down while trying to cut) - will check the air filter as a first step. Second issue is that the chain isn't being too well oiled. It's not clear exactly where the chain oiler spits out oil. Is it a hole in the middle under the chain tension adjuster or is it supposed to come out of the three holes parallel to the chain in front of the clutch?

[@WoolysWorld]

as far as i can remember the oil come out infront of the clutch at the top, mine was never great for oiling, and the saw needed a lot of cleaning. thats one of the reasons why i changed saws. thanks for watching

[@interman7715]

Justin Fielding I think there are two holes in the bar near the adjustment slot , I was concerned about the oiling but I have to refill it everytime I fill the fuel tank so I think it is using enough, if your saw is bogging down at high revs you may need to adjust the main needle. I use 30-1 fuel mixture because I believe 40-1 or 50-1 is to risk engine damage.

[@WoolysWorld]

have you tried different types of oil, i know sometime on my saws with different oil, one can show a spray off the chain while another type wont, but they are still oiling. you could empty the oil tank and give it a clean out, might be blocked.

[@frankmoynagh7423]

Sand down the threads on the filler caps they swell up easy fix .

[@jeremythiel2550]

it's made by same company I think if you do some research same company?

[@WoolysWorld]

Yes, husqvarna bought mc culloch, a lot of the parts have the husqvarna symbol on them. Like the oil tank and petrol tank , but when you put them side by side there are big differences.

[@jeremythiel2550]

There may be a big difference in parts but google up who makes mcculloch chainsaws that tells that husqvarna makes then its just cheaper line says it all

[@jeremythiel2550]

its a husqavarna rebadged

[@WoolysWorld]

So I thought until I bought my self a husqvarna , there are a lot of differences. The husqvarna is smaller , lighter, and has better feature. The one I got is 5 cc more powerful , it's a 425 I think. But of course the husqvarna was more expensive.