Is the Poulan Pro 295 a good one?

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I hadn't actually thought of that.....maybe mine is a Monday saw and not a Friday saw? I suppose its possible to get a saw that was just "right" off the factory floor and another that is a lemon. I guess that's one way to sell a saw cheaper....save on quality control!
 
I’ve had mine for 20 years. Minimal maintenance, but taken care of. Starts on the 2nd or 3rd pull. Goes through wood like butter with a decent chain. I have been burning 2-3 full cords of wood for the lifetime of this saw. No complaints!!!
 
good saws if you take care of them.I have a poulan 2160 for at least 15 years,needs seals now,but i cut all my firewood each year with it ,12 cords each fall.It still has 120 lb compression.And runs,but will need seals.

I also just purchased the new Remington chainsaw from a guy that did not know how to file it. Its a 42 cc.I bought it from him for 60 bucks and put a chain on it and it rums amazing and cuts well.Not a lot of power but i like it for the balance is good.Starts easy. The previous owner was using that sherpening tool that fits on the end of the bar,has a sharpening stone in it....CRAP!,,i hand file.
 
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