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McCulloch is the premier chainsaw in its industry and has been in the business of manufacturing these tools since 1943. McCulloch sets the standard for other chainsaws to follow. McCulloch also created the first single-person chainsaw that was the forerunner for all other chainsaws in the market.

McCulloch chainsaws are available in both electric and gas-powered models. These chainsaws are powerful and can handle wood chopping, limb cutting, or any other heavy-duty application. For instance, the McCulloch MCC1635A is a 16 inch chainsaw that is able to provide high performance when facing difficult tasks. This chainsaw is powered by a 35-cc, 2-cycle gas engine that can produce 4.5 horsepower and can easily cut through wood. This model also includes a chrome-plated cylinder for durability and strength. This model may be too heavy for some users at a weight of 35 pounds.

McCulloch chainsaws come with standard features that include chain brakes, automatic oilers, and electronic ignition. The chain brake will prevent accidents if you are changing positions or during a kickback. For your safety, the McCulloch MCC1635A has an instant stop brake that is located on the handle of the chainsaw. The automatic oiler oils the blade while in operation and an electronic ignition allows for easy starting without hassles. In addition, you can also add optional features such as an anti-vibration handle that is comfortable and reduces heavy vibrations. This chainsaw also comes with a 1-year manufacturers warranty if there is a problem with its mechanics.

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McCulloch Chainsaws - McCulloch Chainsaw Tips

By Dean Caporella

Shopping for chainsaws when you're a complete novice to the game is like wading through a sea of possibilities. Stihl and Husqvarna naturally head the brand wish list for many new buyers but don't limit yourself to these two giants of the industry.

McCulloch Chainsaws doesn't get the same fanfare as the major brands but you need to consider them when shopping for chainsaws.

Let's assume you're completely new to buying a chainsaw and are not sure what you really need. Most newcomers to the saw market will be homeowners who need something with a little power and stamina to handle the odd cutting job around the home.

First piece of advice is...don't over capitalize. Pick a machine which won't put a dent in your pocket but has all the ingredients of being a stayer within your toolshed. That is, it must go the distance and not be ready for the scrap heap within a year or two.

McCulloch has a couple of lightweight chainsaws worth considering if you're just looking for light home use.

McCulloch 1435A Trim Saw

Relatively new to the market, this machine is ideal for homeowners. You'll solve the problem of spending too much on a saw which will only get limited use yet you'll find it can handle some pretty tough jobs without too many problems.

Safety is another issue newcomers to the chainsaw market need to consider and the 1435A has some solid safety features including a kick back sprocket nose guide bar and a strong anti-vibration system. It will set you back about $150 and will be money well spent.

McCulloch Electric Chainsaws

The ideal situation would be to have both a gas-powered and electric chainsaw in the tool shed however, it's not completely necessary when starting out. It may be something you could consider a little later on.

Should you consider elecrtic over gas-powered? This is an old argument which could be debated ad infinitum and the short answer is, if you don't mind a cord attached to your machine then buy electric.

McCulloch's MCC 3516 electric chainsaw is good value for around 80 bucks. Easy to start and lightweight, it will handle many of the jobs that need doing around the home.

Portability is an issue that comes up when comparing gas and electric and yes, the gas models have the edge here over their electric cousins but as a home owner, you also need to consider the neighbors and the noise issues that accompany gas chainsaws.

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