Need to find a Pioneer P41 bar

[artie__bc]

Does anyone know where I could find a bar for my P41? I believe it's Oregon D007 mount, 24 or 25 inch, 3/8" pitch .050 gauge.

 

[Four Paws]

I can't believe nobody has answered yet. I don't know for sure, but shouldn't they be the same mount for the poulan pro saws (475,505,etc.)? If so, Bailey's carries them, and I seem some on eBay from time to time.

 

[ray benson]

PP 505 uses large Husky mount.

 

[Burvol]

Poulan pro is basically a pioneer, they got baought out and changed the name. My dad runs them, and I actually think the Poulan pro 655 with a 32 inch bar is way lighter, more balanced and powerful than a 660. Of course it is 8cc bigger though, but a really slick saw with a hard growl.

 

[lesorubcheek]

Poulan pro is basically a pioneer, they got baought out and changed the name. My dad runs them, and I actually think the Poulan pro 655 with a 32 inch bar is way lighter, more balanced and powerful than a 660. Of course it is 8cc bigger though, but a really slick saw with a hard growl.

The 405, 455, 525, and 655 PP were Pioneer based saws, but only this series. Other saws labeled Poulan Pro, like the 505 were of Scandinavian descent and not at all related to the Pioneer based saws. I agree the 655 is a sweet machine. I've heard people on here complain that they're heavy. My only response would be if you don't like it, I'd gladly pay shipping for you to get rid of it.

Dan

 

[artie__bc]

Thanks for the help guys. We ran a PP655 at work with a 3" auger bit about 4 feet long for boring boom sticks. It would sure spin you like a top if two of you weren't holding on tight!