Saw In Tcm74

[Voorhees Curse ●]

So I\'ve heard it was a Poulan 245A and also heard it was a MCCULLOCH PROMAC-10. Although I really honestly think it was a mcculloch promac-10. I\'ve looked everywhere on ebay for that particular saw and it\'s nowhere to be found. I\'ve found a mcculloch promac 10 10.....is that the same thing? I don\'t wanna start any debates or anything the reason I ask is because I soon plan to try my damndest to recreate some TCM74 scenes and to me the pictures wouldn\'t look right without having the correct saw. Any help is much appreciated.

VC

[Vanilla Ice......Cream ●]

Well,I couldnt tell you the exact brand,but I do know that they took several different parts and reworked the saw as to make it unrecognizable. :thumbsup:

[Voorhees Curse ●]

Never knew that, thanks. Hell I guess I\'ll just go with a similar looking green, small chainsaw.

[Rayne00 ●]

It was the MCCULLOCH, bro.

[SlasherHouse ●]

It was the MCCULLOCH, bro. 

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Something like this.

[Vanilla Ice......Cream ●]

Here ya go,it\'s a pic I got off the HMA.
A guy there made a 100% accurate reproduction of the saw.

[SICKNESS]

No, it was a paulon chainsaw, VERY similar design tot he McCollugh. They taped over the p for paulin, to avoid copyright laws.

[HorrorHound ●]

They put a piece of black duct tape over the M on the side. To hide the brand name.

[terminallunch ●]

They put a piece of black duct tape over the M on the side. To hide the brand name.

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A guy on HMA had figured it out once and was bragging but wouldn\'t tell anyone, so I asked a bunch of guys at a chainsaw forum. Their verdict:

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The fact that the McCulloch is yellow throws a lot of people, but if you check that against the one in the flick, part for part, you\'ll find it\'s a match.