Changing a Poulan PP5020AV over to rim drive from spline.

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I saw in Mark's thread on the 5020 that some people were converting it to spline drive from rim. My question is, will the rim clutch drum go over the poulan bearing? Or will I have to get a new clutch bearing?

Thanks!

I have quoted one of the posts from the thread below:
I used a set up from a echo and took about 5mins to find one that fit (only because I was dared to find one :laugh: ) I just wanted to test 325 out on the saw.
I went back to 3/8 and 16"

Thread with info on it http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/poulan-pro-5020/?nowap

The echo drum is narrower but worked fine for me being a oem drum.

Used on 50cc echo saws too going by this off baileys. Make sure your drum you are using isnt wore out or warped from beginning. I've had that happen on a 166 before.

Echo: CS-400, CS-400EVL, CS-400EVLP, CS-440EVL, CS-510, CS-520, CS-530, CS-3600, CS-3900, CS-4400, CS-5100 (after SN 134504)
Replaces Echo Part Number: A556000021 and A556000020
John Deere 45
Replaces Oregon Part Numbers 30869
Fits Crankshaft Diameter .3937 (10mm)
Drive Sprocket Bearing ORF 37509
Rim Spline Size Small 7 tooth (RSS)
Optional Replacement Rim Pitch and Tooth Choices (sold separately)

ORF 11892 325" x 7
ORF 11891 325" x 8
ORF 18720 375" x 7



One I used came right off a echo 3900 parts saw.


Echo 17510535431
 
Same bearing used on the one I did. Took all of 5mins to find a echo drum that worked. Even though it is a little narrower it worked fine for me and allowed me to try 325. If running 3/8 no reason to change it IMO

Thread that had all the info in it. http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/poulan-pro-5020/
 
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