Nik's Poulan Thread
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Just curious what does the EPA tag have on it for cc's ? What year is it?
HHHHHmmmmm, didn't think to look at that. It will be tomorrow as I am departing shortly (waitin on her to finish getting dressed and primped) for a eatin joint and movie for the bride..........
I came across a pic of my poulan 365 when I had the crankcase split.
Here is inside cylinder on 365 60cc. Just showing transfers :msp_wink:
inside crankcase
Here is inside cylinder on 365 60cc. Just showing transfers :msp_wink:
inside crankcase
I came across a pic of my poulan 365 when I had the crankcase split.
Here is inside cylinder on 365 60cc. Just showing transfers :msp_wink:
inside crankcase
That looks the same as the one I broke down today. I have broken a 365 down before and it had 330 style ports, straight and no "quad" setup......never know.
Bought this today off craigslist:
Creftsman model 358.356080
It runs pretty well and I only paid $40, so I think I did ok, but don't know which Poulan model it replicates.
Can anyone tell me which Poulan CVA model this corresponds to?
Creftsman model 358.356080
It runs pretty well and I only paid $40, so I think I did ok, but don't know which Poulan model it replicates.
Can anyone tell me which Poulan CVA model this corresponds to?
inside the 3rd 3750 I have had.
I have a 365 in my garage right now that I pulled the muffler on and the transfer ports are curved like the 380 and 3750.
You need to unplug the wire from the back of switch to rule out a shorted out switch.
Good question, type # as well.
There is a type 1 and type 2 listed for the 365. I thought the type 2 was just a chain brake added but it could signal other changes as well.
Painting is all done, time for a cold one.
jasper89
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That's a really nice find for $40. It's a Poulan 3400, 56 cc. I have two. One in Craftsman colors (mine is red) and one Poulan. Great saws. They are a very strong reliable saw. Easy to work on as well.
Here's a little info from Mike Acres site on the Poulan version.
I hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine
Model Profile: 3400
Thanks, Tim. I knew it was a good saw, but most of them I've seen say Craftsman 3.4 or 3.7 or something, so you know which Poulan model it is a sister to - this one had no such markings. The Acres site also didn't list that Craftsman model number, so I was kind of at a loss.
Thanks for the help. I'm sure I'll enjoy mine, too.
Give us the Sears model # off of it, it could be a 3400 or it could be a 3800 as well.
Wagnerwerks
The underdog..
It was a page back
Well it took a few, ok maybe more then a few brews but its been stripped, blasted, primed and painted.
Here it is hanging to dry on my paint drying rack. Cool thing is this rack will lift the front of a lawn mower and one time I found it could pull the motor out of a car!!!
Here it is hanging to dry on my paint drying rack. Cool thing is this rack will lift the front of a lawn mower and one time I found it could pull the motor out of a car!!!
He did in his first post Mark. I checked the Sears IPL against the Poulan ring PN and it appears to be a 3400.
Looks to be in really nice condition.
You guys are extremely helpful! Rep for ya!
Thanks! The best bunch of guys on here. We love our old Poulans for good reason. You only have to pick one up an make a cut. Puts a contagious smile on your face.
Tim
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For the most part, it is in very good condition, but I did get a kick out of one thing - He said the chain was in good condition and I told him it looked pretty dull. He said "I only bought it last year". So I replied, how often do you sharpen it? He said - not since I bought it!!!:msp_biggrin:
