sefh3
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Your getting closer but are you hitting the button "attach image" it's yellow and has a grey mountain in it, it's right under the back arrow.
Nik's Poulan Thread
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briantutt
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I agree his link is working, just needs to get it in the right place now.
stupid HTML code
Don't know if this will help ya any, but when I post a pic in the forums, like this one, I have to use IMG code, and when I post a pic in the Poulan Group, I have to use HTML code. Don't know why
I use PhotoBucket, but I guess others are probably the same.
After you put the picture link in the post, try hitting "Preveiw Post" That way you can see if you found suscess or not. If you see your pic there, then click on Submit Reply.
Gregg,
I use PhotoBucket, but I guess others are probably the same.
After you put the picture link in the post, try hitting "Preveiw Post" That way you can see if you found suscess or not. If you see your pic there, then click on Submit Reply.
Gregg,
lawnmowertech37
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if i have it in the parts bin is only $ .85 cents
lawnmowertech37
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php is alot more complicating than html lol
redunshee
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sprocket drum washer(3400)
Ran out of the washer that goes on crank prior to sprocket. OEM washer is
.048 in. thick whereas the couple I found at the local hardware store are .078 in. . ID and OD of washers are the same. Does anyone see a problem using these w/o affecting alignment of chain?
Bob
Ran out of the washer that goes on crank prior to sprocket. OEM washer is
.048 in. thick whereas the couple I found at the local hardware store are .078 in. . ID and OD of washers are the same. Does anyone see a problem using these w/o affecting alignment of chain?
Bob
Funny, i lost my washer putting my 3400 back together yesterday. I went to the store and found the washers that fit. The problem was when I tightend the clutch, the washer was to thick, and wouldnt let the clutch free-wheel. Not sure of the thickness tho.
redunshee
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Was wondering about that possibilty Joe. May have to pull clutch off another saw and install washer to see if I get the same results as you. Will keep you posted.
Bob
I was pi$$ed when I couldnt find it, its an odd size and the hardware store didnt have it. Tore my shop apart looking for it. Then I looked at my spare clutch/drum setup, of course that was the only part missing:censored:. I found a washer that was close so its on now. Keep us posted.
redunshee
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Well i had same results as you. Too tight, so drum won't spin freely around clutch. Reinstalled old washer and it worked fine. Hopefully we can still find them on the internet. Ist amazing how things get lost in the shop. I put to much torque in removing clutch and parts flew all over the place. NOw I have to look for two missing shoes. Luckily I have extra clutches but can't afford to loose those two shoes.
Bob
Thanks. I may be able to get them from Sears, I still have my old 4200/5200 owners manual.:greenchainsaw:
This is the 3400 with the charred bar and chain and a picture of my owners manual for the 4200/5200
I see that the date on my owners manual was 1980 so my old 4200 was 29 years old when it melted.....
That manual is nice, I have a 5.2/30 Craftsman and could not find that.
Don't suppose you could scan that?
redunshee
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Mark, you looking for a 5200 owners manual? I have one and will try to scan if you want
CGC4200
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bar adjustment screw on 4200
Don't forget the locknut that keeps it from backing out. I did, had to grind
away some the thickness of locking nut to fit into slot to
prevent loss of screw.
I have a spare screw in my small parts box #530015253, it has a bigger
head and made of stronger material than hardware store 10/24 screws.
Don't forget the locknut that keeps it from backing out. I did, had to grind
away some the thickness of locking nut to fit into slot to
prevent loss of screw.
I have a spare screw in my small parts box #530015253, it has a bigger
head and made of stronger material than hardware store 10/24 screws.
Why sure, I'm always collecting manuals. I got IPLs and service manual but no owners manual.
I still would like the craftsman version though.
Yes I will give it a try.
You have a Craftsman 5200....wow that is a real tool......
Yes it is and that would be great if you could. Just don't try to scan them at too high of a resolution.
jnl502
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well been talking poulan saw a while so bought time i prove i belong. here is a new to me 4200. nastiest saw i ever seen. don't know huw it was running but after about 4 hours here it is
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lavs4x4
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Looking for a nice cheap bar for my newly aquired 3400 and came across a Poulan pro hardnose 21in with 21bp50 on the pkg and 6754483 on the bar itself. The guy that has it doesn't know anything about. Bar looks nice and the price is right just want to make sure it will fit.
Thanks,
Frank
Thanks,
Frank
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4200 & 5400
I have a 4200 I bought NOS, They had been upgraded to 4400.
When I burned wood, that is what I used.
I picked up a 5400 that been used & abused by loggers, scrounged up
up a used handlebar, clutch cover & installed a new piston. This was
back in the 80's; I still have them and they still run.
I have a 4200 I bought NOS, They had been upgraded to 4400.
When I burned wood, that is what I used.
I picked up a 5400 that been used & abused by loggers, scrounged up
up a used handlebar, clutch cover & installed a new piston. This was
back in the 80's; I still have them and they still run.
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