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I just want to know if an old Pro Mac 700 is worth rebuilding. It's been seized up pretty good, so it's going to need a new piston and rings and a few other bits. download free Psg Cadwell Manual more. I figure I can probably get this thing going again for about another $100-125. I'd also appreciate it if anyone can shed some light on the model nomenclature. When I did a search on Pro Mac 700, I found Acres site which indicates the saw was built between 77 and 88 and had breaker point ignition and a model number of 600061.

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The saw I have has a model number 600116-02. When I do a search, I get results indicating it was built between 82 and 92. I want to make sure that whatever parts I buy are the right parts. Any help would be greatly appreciated. The PM 700 is an updated version of the 7-10, one of the best pro saws ever built by Mac. It's entirely a pro grade saw, one of the last Mac produced.

Well, I'll qualify that since it seems there are always odd balls-Maybe there are exceptions in the very late models, but the ones I've seen, used and worked on are all the updated 7-10 types. Lots of power in a small package. They also have a better AV system than the earlier 10 series, but they aren't up in a modern saws class in that respect.