Any of you guys got any info on this saw, besides whats on Acres site? History, time frames etc?
Give me some info on this saw....
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outdoorlivin247
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It's a prudy color?...
Ok, where's the experts at?
MS460WOODCHUCK
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IT is the same time frame to the PP505. It also is made like them. I am pretty sure those style of saws are actually Partners like the old horizontal piston poulan pros were pioneers. I had the PP505 actually 2 of them, I gave 1 to my dad for xmas a couple of yrs ago. They both wore 36'' bars and ran them good.:greenchainsaw:
Did you see that one that went for almost $400 on ebay?
That's basically the same saw as the Partner 5000+ and they can be made into great runners.
That's basically the same saw as the Partner 5000+ and they can be made into great runners.
No, this is alot smaller. 53CC same as a Partner 5000 plus H plus model.
Now if I just knew the difference between the 5000 plus and the Plus H Plus!
I'm wondering if the Plus H Plus was a 53cc version of the 5000 plus?
Now if I just knew the difference between the 5000 plus and the Plus H Plus!
I'm wondering if the Plus H Plus was a 53cc version of the 5000 plus?
Yep and it's already a great runner to me!
I know it's rare, and was just looking for info on why and how it came to be and such. Company history etc, as I know it was right after the Elux take over and such.
deer slayer
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That sum##### wants to be a weed eater
Cool looking saw, does have the partner looks.
Cool looking saw, does have the partner looks.
Well we know the company was Poulan Weedeater when it was bought by Electolux. What year was that? 1987?
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cjcocn
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Electrolux purchased that company in 1978.
As far as I know, the Poulan Pro name didn't come about until 1988.
cjcocn
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I'm not sure that this is what your are looking for:
1946 - First Poulan Chainsaw (Model 2400)
1959 - Merged with JB Beaird Company
1973 - Company sold to Emerson Electric and merged with Weed-Eater, operated as Poulan/Weed Eater
1978 - Company purchased by Electrolux
If I find more luck and come across any info that is specific to the PP325 I will post it up.
HTH
1946 - First Poulan Chainsaw (Model 2400)
1959 - Merged with JB Beaird Company
1973 - Company sold to Emerson Electric and merged with Weed-Eater, operated as Poulan/Weed Eater
1978 - Company purchased by Electrolux
If I find more luck and come across any info that is specific to the PP325 I will post it up.
HTH
lovetheoutdoors
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is the 325 similar to the poulan pro 335?
No, pretty much different saws. The 335 as far as I know is all the way Poulan designed.
Interesting that they seem to both have been introduced near the same time, and there near the same sized saw.
I am really digging that saw Mark.
Looks to be in great shape. I just got a partner 500 a while back on ebay, less than a ninety bucks in it and it is running good.:rockn:
Looks to be in great shape. I just got a partner 500 a while back on ebay, less than a ninety bucks in it and it is running good.:rockn:White Consolidated
Just Curious.
Where does White figure into the Poulan ownership timeline? Since the tag said White Consolidated.
Is this the same White that bought out Oliver and Minneapolis Moline and also own Freightliner and Western Star?
Just Curious.
Where does White figure into the Poulan ownership timeline? Since the tag said White Consolidated.
Is this the same White that bought out Oliver and Minneapolis Moline and also own Freightliner and Western Star?
Your saw was built in 1989.
That's all I know about it, but I am suprised it doesn't have a chain brake as the Partners had them long before that.
That's all I know about it, but I am suprised it doesn't have a chain brake as the Partners had them long before that.
mark, it looks a lot lik ea partner 500...
Good question. My first thought was of a big company here in NW In, but they were a big advertising outfit that got into alot of other things.
Actually I'm at a loss on the White Consolidated.
