Nik's Poulan Thread

[tomdcoker]

craftsman sprocket

I have a Craftsman 18/42 that I need a sprocket for and the sticker with the model number is missing. The sprocket is a 6 tooth and it has CSI6 on the end of the teeth. If someone knows what the oregon number for the sprocket is I would appreciate it if you would post it here. Thanks for any help. Tom

 

[barneyrb]

I have a Craftsman 18/42 that I need a sprocket for and the sticker with the model number is missing. The sprocket is a 6 tooth and it has CSI6 on the end of the teeth. If someone knows what the oregon number for the sprocket is I would appreciate it if you would post it here. Thanks for any help. Tom

It will be the same as a late model wild thing.....

 

[rms61moparman]

Are there any 3400s that have thin rings? My 3.7 Red Craftsman has the same thickness rings as my 3400 but they don't appear to be as thick as those in the picture.

I have seen one and heard of another.
We concluded that they were probably 3700's that were decal'd and sold as 3400's.

The one I actually saw was a well used but well maintained saw that the old fellow bought new and he swore it had never been worked on.



Mike

 

[Modifiedmark]

I have a Craftsman 18/42 that I need a sprocket for and the sticker with the model number is missing. The sprocket is a 6 tooth and it has CSI6 on the end of the teeth. If someone knows what the oregon number for the sprocket is I would appreciate it if you would post it here. Thanks for any help. Tom

Oregon 514678 is what your after per the Oregon website.

 

[tomdcoker]

It will be the same as a late model wild thing.....

Thanks fo the reply and information. Tom

 

[Modifiedmark]

I think this may be the saw. You can likely tell by looking at this IPL. I don't have a hope in hell.

358.351990

http://www.searspartsdirect.com/par...47/1503220?pathTaken=&prst=0&shdMod=358351990

Close but that shows a 3750 type cover etc. ...


Dont know whats up with that, FAIK Sears never sold that model that I have seen anyway., I guess now we have another to look for,.

 

[fossil]

Close but that shows a 3750 type cover etc. ...


Dont know whats up with that, FAIK Sears never sold that model that I have seen anyway., I guess now we have another to look for,.

How about this one Mark? It's supposed to be the PP365 equivalent as near as some part numbers are concerned.
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/par...8/0247/1503210?pathTaken=&prst=0&shdMod=35498

 

[Modifiedmark]

How about this one Mark? It's supposed to be the PP365 equivalent as near as some part numbers are concerned.
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/par...8/0247/1503210?pathTaken=&prst=0&shdMod=35498

That one nailed it! Thanks.

 

[tomdcoker]

Oregon 514678 is what your after per the Oregon website.

Thanks Mark. I apprciate that informatiom. Tom

 

[cowroy]

I am looking for a NOS clutch cover for a pp335. I would like to have one with a chain brake in it, but either one will be fine with me. I would really appreciate some help on where to find one.

 

[barneyrb]

I am looking for a NOS clutch cover for a pp335. I would like to have one with a chain brake in it, but either one will be fine with me. I would really appreciate some help on where to find one.

This will fix you up, be aware that there have been some produced that the color is way off......

Amazon.com: Genuine Poulan Weedeater Part # 952069321: Patio, Lawn & Garden

 

[knothole]

From your model number it's a Poulan 3800 saw.

Compression on these is typically low. Do you have a compression tester so you can get a real number?

If it starts and runs OK it may be OK. Lots of guys on here with 3800's that could give you an acceptable range for the compression if you can test it.

If you fell comfortable pulling the front cover off the muffler and looking the piston and cylinder through the exhaust port for scoring, that will tell you if you have a problem there.

God you know the thing starts right up and idles and seems to run good. I'm far from an expert though. I'm going to get a fresh loop for it and take it up in the grove this weekend. Thanks to you and everyone else for the help. Thing sounds neat at WOT.

 

[cowroy]

Thanks Randy! It's on the way

What kind of price would you guys put on a NOS pp335? I am tempted to keep it, but just not sure yet. :msp_confused:

 

[racer1970]

Question... what do you all use for a gasket material for the handle to motor gasket on a S25DA? that is the one that sits around the reed... can some RTV be used or do i need to just cut one?

I am doing a restore on one the gasket is suck and torn so it needs replacing...


thank you in advance for your help

 

[Wagnerwerks]

Question... what do you all use for a gasket material for the handle to motor gasket on a S25DA? that is the one that sits around the reed... can some RTV be used or do i need to just cut one?

I am doing a restore on one the gasket is suck and torn so it needs replacing...


thank you in advance for your help

Cut one... Never rtv silicone.

 

[Wagnerwerks]

I got a couple gasket sets that I can scan. What sets do we have already? I think one is a 25cva set and maybe a micro set? I need to check them out. Nothing for the big guys yet except some 2100 husky.

 

[racer1970]

Cut one... Never rtv silicone.

ok... are dirko, or permatex motoseal a possible choice?

 

[fossil]

I got a couple gasket sets that I can scan. What sets do we have already? I think one is a 25cva set and maybe a micro set? I need to check them out. Nothing for the big guys yet except some 2100 husky.

I have a set for the 3400 series that Mark did, a 5200 oil pump. That's it for me.

 

[8433jeff]

ok... are dirko, or permatex motoseal a possible choice?

Only issue is clearance. If it doesn't bother anything when dry fit, those will be fine.

 

[Wagnerwerks]

Ok boys, sounds like you'll be getting some repop 4000 clutch cover stickers. Also a few more 245 and 306.