McCulloch MS40A Reviews

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5 Reviews For McCulloch MS40A

  • Guest 20th Oct 2009

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    Looks like a defect with the starter pulley - Mine broke soon after purchase
    Need to find a replacement. Bought mine through Menards but have had it to long to return. McCulloch should honor a recall/replacement for this issue.
    Just would like to find a dealer to buy replacement part or will have to replace again. This time it won't be a McCulloch saw. Years ago I purchased a 16 McCulloch saw that was a very good saw - I used it until it was wore out - That is what I t.hought I was repeating - Not so

  • Guest 17th Jun 2009

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    Starter recoil pulley broke on my McCulloch soon after purchase.

  • Guest 21st May 2009

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    McCulloch MS40A looks nice, easy chain tightning.

    The pull start power assist mechanism should be recalled on this saw. it is no good.

  • samonemo 19th May 2009

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    ouch!

  • ejustian Rank: Lance Corporal 7th Jun 2008

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    I purchased my McCulloch MS40A chainsaw a little over a month ago. Of all the things to break in that time, it was the starter. A metal plate with teeth is supposed to catch against plastic tabs to get the motor started.

    Can anyone guess what happens when steel rubs against plastic repeatedly? Anyone? Of course you can. Yes. The plastic wears out. So now my chainsaw won't start.

    The moral of the story is, ya get what you pay for I guess. And for $150 you get a chainsaw that you can start mayb ...