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Nik's Poulan Thread
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Since we are looking at PP 300 series saws, I will post this.
Twins except one in green and one in gold.
rms61moparman
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PP 365 complete
Got this ne on ebay a couple months ago. Dirty, great compression, perfect p/c. Finally got to it tore it down, cleaned and checked it out. rebuilt the HDA 49, new lines,pulse, fuel and vent; filters, plug. The 3/8" rim was in good shape so it stayed. I think this saw was parked due to a severly clogged fuel inlet tube in the carb. even after a few cyles in the USC i still had to bore it out.
Put the b/c off a PP330 for testing. Runs very strong and tears your fingers pulling it over.
One of my absolute favorites of that series!!!
Mike
This is my first 60cc on this platform. I bet this saw wins for my highest compression poulan too, it def needs that HD dual pawl starter. Up until a couple years ago, I didn't even know Poulan had made a 60cc saw like this. I cleaned it up good, but I intend on using this one. For power to weight it's hard to beat these. I'm sure a 3.7 has more grunt, it's just a "bigger" saw in every way but I'd like to run this against some of my newer orange saws in that class....
Yep mine too. Built a 365 from ground up split cases etc. Got a 3500 too. 3500 is just a green 365.
Work saws, not for looks. so over look the saw dust. 
One built from split cases up.
One built from split cases up.
split 365
Like new looking topend with faded green 3500 60cc just like a 365
3600. cuts pretty good. Saw was tuned a little lean.
You'll notice the 82 decibel rating for Australia on the back of the saw. I fixed that issue with a muffler mod.
http://s731.photobucket.com/user/Fossil1/media/cuts/3600_zps60887144.mp4.html
You'll notice the 82 decibel rating for Australia on the back of the saw. I fixed that issue with a muffler mod.
http://s731.photobucket.com/user/Fossil1/media/cuts/3600_zps60887144.mp4.html
I picked this up for my grandson a while ago for his birthday present. He's turning two this April and loves to watch chainsaw videos.
He says he wants a Lellow Poulan chainsaw for his birthday. it's small so it shouldn't be too dangerous. I'm not sure how many cc but it's light.
Runs great, no work required. I think I'll leave the safety chain on it for now.
He says he wants a Lellow Poulan chainsaw for his birthday. it's small so it shouldn't be too dangerous. I'm not sure how many cc but it's light.
Runs great, no work required. I think I'll leave the safety chain on it for now.
Here is a picture of mine that I cleaned up and tweaked a little.
ImNotASwede
ImNotaSwede
Hey guys. Chiming in. New here. Been lurking for a little while joined AS simply for this thread. Love the info and all the help everyone gives. Figured I should share some pics. All my saws are runners. They all get put into the rotation for firewood duty. Like them all for one reason or another, but if I had to pick one and only one it would be my 330. 
Very cool. I cannot blame you on the 330. It has the larger carb and intake boot. Makes them a strong runner.
ImNotASwede
ImNotaSwede
The 380 clone I built is right up there, the 330 surprises alot of Stihl lovers, lot of people who "know" saws never consider poulan having anything decent. A lot of hidden gems im they're lineage IMHO. Often over looked, makes them a good deal.
cowroy
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I posted a couple Poulan saws for sale in the trading post and thought some of you fine fellars might be interested.
ILikesEmGreen
Another crazy Poulan Fan
Welcome to the site! I was a lurker for quite a while myself too...
You know it's good...we here know it's good. Stop telling everybody else how good they are. Gonna make'em harder for us to get our grubby lil hands on for the cheap!
echoshawn
....Beer is good.....
Poulan 8500 first run:
crummy video of my 8500. Needs a little love, but its running, fitted with a fresh .404 rim and 28" bar.
noticed today the choke shaft has a ton of slop. How hard are these carbs to come by?
crummy video of my 8500. Needs a little love, but its running, fitted with a fresh .404 rim and 28" bar.
noticed today the choke shaft has a ton of slop. How hard are these carbs to come by?
ILikesEmGreen
Another crazy Poulan Fan
Ususally Freeze in the winter, Fries in the Summer... lolHow's the fries there in Virginia.
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