Hey Bob both those saws look great. Which color do you think matches the closet to Poulan green?
I was digging through some boxs in the basement last night and found a PP285 tore down. It's all there, but the piston is scored, cylinder looks good. I have a nice 2800 p/c, this should be a bolt up and go,right or wrong?
It's all in the lighting...
But for the color? I'm goin' with "Green Envy" on this one.
Picked it up today for 75 bux.
Yes. I suck.
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The A/F is the same i think the top will bolt right on if you have the stud long enough for the nut.
Acornhill, thank you for replying. The one reply.
I'll be able to try it tomorrow.
It's all in the lighting...
But for the color? I'm goin' with "Green Envy" on this one.
Picked it up today for 75 bux.
Yes. I suck.
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Ran it today. Cut some big cookies...seems to help. Not 100% but it does help, seems like quite a bit of air comes from the bar side of the saws. Will keep the filter media in the cover.View attachment 341667View attachment 341668View attachment 341669View attachment 341670 y'all are a bad influence. What I just did to my 380 clone. The filter media is held in place with hot glue...which is easy, quick, and non permanent, hope it keeps the sawdust out without clogging itself
No doubt the 1970 dodge sublime green. The pic appears lighter than it actually is.Hey Bob both those saws look great. Which color do you think matches the closet to Poulan green?
Joe, it is somewhat lighter than the poulan green. However it is a lot cheaper.I might have to paint my 3700 now, that testors green looks awesome.
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