Mark
Do you have a 361 that you could take pics of? I want to get the paint scheme right on this saw when it is time to repaint.
Thanks
Weren't me!
Wish it was!
I was too busy getting outbid on that 72 gear drive.
That was a beauty. I figured someone here got it, just waiting for it to show up on this thread. I put a bid of $100 on it, sure don't need it, but it was in to good of a condition, to just let it pass without bidding something on it.
Mark, If you are refering to the 3700 that was in excellent condition, on ebay, with 155 lbs. of compression, last week? No, sadly I got passed by on that one.
Gregg,
Here's an old one...
I haven't begun to take it apart yet but it seems to be in pretty nice shape otherwise.
It appears to be locked up.
It would be a good candidate for a restoration.... maybe one of these days I'll get around to some of my projects
Here's an old one...
Maybe it won't be too bad. I just got inside a Poulan 361 that was seized up and the P&C are both in very good shape. There was some water damage in the crankcase (that whitish hard stuff), but it should all be serviceable aside from the rings, 6203 crank bearing, and seals.
I am still cleaning it up and building a list of needed parts, then it will be stripped of paint and redone. I have a guy that will make me a new decal for the flywheel cover and the little decal on the underside of the air filter cover.
You're right about finding the time to get around to projects though! I have to restore my 1975 tiller quick (it's all apart and gray metal right now) as I blew the engine last fall and need to re-power it. Then an old MF riding mower, then a 1950 Case Model S, then ........
I had the s6000 and it did not impress me at all. Heavy and none too fast. The old pp/pioneer models would cut circles around them in my opinion. The torque would just put the old S6000 to shame.
Here's a pic of my 3.7 I got this past week. Not as pretty as Joe's. Justin (JT78 on AS) and I went out cutting yesterday. Starts easily and runs strong.
