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OK, I couldn't resist posting these pictures. I just finished up a couple Mc10 projects and here are the results. 8 rebuilt Mc10's and Mc10 clones ready to run, all beauties.
Enjoy, I'm gonna miss them when they are gone, BooHoo..............
Scott

Scott,

Great job on the engines; I'm not sure what he's going to do with all of them but I guess we'll find out eventually.

Dick Teal

Nice job Scott!
What did you use for carbs?

Terry

Hi Terry,
It depends on the engines. The ones with the polished flatbacks are regular small Mac flatback carbs sitting on stock manifolds, one engine has a Tilly HL304 with an Mc45 manifold and GoPower reed and the rest have Tilly 19D's converted to kart type carbs sitting on stock manifolds. All the carbs have been rebuilt.
Two of these are mine, two go to one person and 4 go to another person...wink!
I expect some of these will be for sale in the future but I can't say for sure.
Scott

Man their in plagure proporsions like locusts ........ great eye candy ol mate wish they were mine

wow.....no wonder it took so long to do my stuff,,,,,,very nice,,,,,,you think some may be for sale??? yeah right!!!!

peeeeeerrty
GW

Gee Gar,
Your engine has been done since Sept 22nd! I didn't finish these until yesterday.

Hi Scott,

why wouldn't you post those pix.
as fine a pile-o-mc10's as i'm likely to see.
i wonder who would figure on needing 4 mc10's?

anyway i was on the right track asking a million questions about making saws into kart motors.
the saws are alot more common than kart motors too!
and thanks to Scott we can see what a little extra effort can produce.
as per usual Scott outstanding work.
so you can make pretty kart motors from mcculloch saws.

Dave

p.s. with one guy owning that many i'm betting a couple might be for sale.

here's a few more on the back shelf that are slowly getting somewhat organized

Go Kart 800 modified Mc-10s