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got another ra [pioneer] few weeks ago, same thing, plastic bowl on bottom full of dust, none got past screen tho. new diaphragms, fuel lines, runnin/cutting good now. $40. for it...
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redunshee
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Have problems getting on early in the morning. Seems like the site is down.
To all my Poulan and otherwise friends, have a very happy Thanksgiving!
Tim
Tim
back to poulan... wife got me this b/c for xmas... saw was for bd, both "early"
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She is definitely a keeper. (the missus I mean)
Thanks Tim and a Happy Thanksgiving to all.
I got desperate today and tired of the cold. So....
rms61moparman
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With great admiration Roger, I knew you would be the first with a remote starter for your saws.
Remember that the cold will pull the wrinkles out of your face. Lying face down in the snow for an hour or so will knock 29 years off your apparent age.
Remember that the cold will pull the wrinkles out of your face. Lying face down in the snow for an hour or so will knock 29 years off your apparent age.
Thanks for that great advice but I am afraid that I will have to pass on that.
The 3750 is gradualy coming together.
Geez Tim, If I spent couple hours face down in the snow, I'm afraid it would take more like my full 60 years off my life.
Have a great Thanksgiving Tim! But I guess you guys north of the border already had one! LOL
Gregg,
You know Roger its funny how different the color of a saw makes in its appearance. I just finished putting a new crankcase in PP380. They are the same saw, but look so different with one being green & one being gold.
Gregg,
I think your right Gregg. I have more of the gold ones than I do of the green, but these 3750 Tim Allen saws I get a kick out of. The purple and green looks kind of mamby pamby but when you get them in the wood they kick butt.
never seen a TA 3750, guessin they look like bigger wt?
Yes, They do look like a WildThing, but thats kinda what I like about them. People will laugh at them, then get surprised at how well they cut. I don't have a TA/BadBoy yet, but do have a super380, same saw and it works great. I wish Poulan had taken that design/model whatever you want to call it, a step further. Wish they would have made a 70+cc version. Then I guess you would have essentially a Husky 372xp.
only better. At half the price!Gregg,
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hangfirew8
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Hmmm... I guess I could consider a 20", especially if I could get some lightly used 20" 3/8 lo-pro chains for it. BTW I ordered the manual adjuster, so I'm no longer dependent on Intenz (internal bar tension adjuster).
hangfirew8
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Better than BoTox. But that looks to me more like a security system and entertainment upgrade than a remote starter.
Entertainment upgrade is more like it. It is relaxing to watch TV and work on your chain saw on the living room coffee table.
Here's a bit of rather arcane information that might be useful to someone. I've got a 245A I'm resurrecting. Couldn't get it to idle, then noticed the idle screw was completely gone. No wonder it won't stay running!
So, I start looking around for a replacement. I've got several small micro type Poulans and Craftsmans lying around in various stages of disassembly. So I take the carb off a Craftsman 2.0 Powersharp and unscrew the idle adjustment screw. Turns out it fits perfectly in the Tillotson HS59A on the 245A. Cool!!!
So, I start looking around for a replacement. I've got several small micro type Poulans and Craftsmans lying around in various stages of disassembly. So I take the carb off a Craftsman 2.0 Powersharp and unscrew the idle adjustment screw. Turns out it fits perfectly in the Tillotson HS59A on the 245A. Cool!!!
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