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I have a good idea that every one of my saws ran at one time. Some may and some may not in the future .

I don't know what the hell was wrong with them for a while .They had good Tillotson and Walbro carbs and built left hand start saws then all the sudden they had a dumbass attack .That only lasted a few years on the flatback type carbs and right hand start .Evidently they fired that bunch of...

That's just a "baby " flatback on that thing. Still a pain in the arse as well as being a right hand start .

Using a Mall of any model number is kind of a work out to say the least .

To hang it up on a nail perhaps .Really I have no idea but a lot of old bars had something about like that . Fact a lot of old Mac bars had a round hole on the end .

Well since you mentioned it ,I do believe I have one of each myself .Of they don't run which is par for the course .I'm sure they must have at one time though .

What I know about a J-Red would fit in a thimble . I've wrenched on 3 in my lifetime .Those were pretty good saws though ,two 60 CC models and one 49 CC little saw .They all ran good I'll have to say that .

The Mac is just one model of the infamous mini Macs ..Most of these little saws have oiling problems which is why they get shelved. The Lombard is one of the AL-42 series Al= American Lincoln,one of the many manufacturers of this saw. There were several . It's a take off of the Homelite Xl-12...