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So question of the day did poulan ever make any good reliable chainsaws or weedeaters etc
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<blockquote data-quote="Hermio" data-source="post: 8228100" data-attributes="member: 139705"><p>This sparked a question. My brother-in-law gave me an almost new Poulan 3816 saw (38 cc, 16" bar). It is a piece of crap but it is light, so I plan to use it for light-duty TSI work, reserving my MS500i for heavier work. But the Poulan leaks bar oil all over the place. Any advice on how to fix that?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hermio, post: 8228100, member: 139705"] This sparked a question. My brother-in-law gave me an almost new Poulan 3816 saw (38 cc, 16" bar). It is a piece of crap but it is light, so I plan to use it for light-duty TSI work, reserving my MS500i for heavier work. But the Poulan leaks bar oil all over the place. Any advice on how to fix that? [/QUOTE]
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