McCulloch Chainsaws Spare Parts

To purchase spare parts for a garden machine, you must first find its spare parts catalog. Enter the model, or the Art. No., Product Number, or Serial number as shown on the nameplate of your garden machine. If there are multiple variants, identify the year of manufacture that is the same as or earlier than yours and access the spare parts catalog.

If the identification plate (with brand, model, or serial number) is damaged, illegible, or missing, don’t worry: there are still several ways to correctly identify the right spare part.

Look for original documents: the user manual, invoice, or receipt often show the machine’s brand and model.

Check for other labels or engravings: some machines have codes stamped on the frame, engine, or under the housing (sometimes in hard-to-see areas).

Identify the model via the engine: even if the machine’s plate is missing, the engine plate (Briggs & Stratton, Honda, Kawasaki, etc.) is often present and can be very helpful in identifying compatible spare parts.

Take a few clear photos: photos of the entire machine and key details (engine, transmission, blades, carburetor, etc.) are often enough for correct identification.

Measure the part to be replaced: length, diameter, number of teeth or holes—accurate measurements help find an equivalent part even without a certain model.

Our advice: if you have any doubts, contact us before purchasing. Send us photos and the available information and we’ll help you identify the correct spare part, avoiding mistakes and unnecessary returns.