What, no pics of the saw.
Nik's Poulan Thread
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zogger
Tree Freak
sorry, having fits coordinating cellphone to laptop to up here, should be fixed shortly
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
This is the CL saw I posted about yesterday, glad Zogger got it.
Mam, every time tapa talk gets update I can't see pics, and lose all my favorites.
sunfish
Fish Head
Very nice saw. Fantastic old Fords!!!
zogger
Tree Freak
What's cool is, that's two weekends in a row I went to go get CL stuff, and the trip included seeing some fantastic machines built by true artists! First weekend was the monster trucks, then these show cars. The pics really don't do the cars justice, the paint jobs were just beautiful. Everything, perfect, interior, exterior, engines. Other side of his shop he has a lift, was showing me how he starts, stripped frame, nothing but frame. Then he gets them blasted and painted and starts from there. Shoulda got some pics of the engines, two fours on them things. I was joking, asked him "what kinda mileage ya get, around 6"? He goes, "Yep, if you put your foot in 'em"! HAHAHAHAHA
zogger
Tree Freak
Well thanks, me too! Plan on running this one and my 505 a lot this winter. Both of them start easy, run well, and got some beans to em!
I'm glad I get to give a you suck to a member for just leaning against a vehicle.
zogger
Tree Freak
I'm glad I get to give a you suck to a member for just leaning against a vehicle.
Well, thanks, but that isn't me, that's the guy I got the saw from and his cars. Tell ya whut though, it was an honor to meet the man and see his work!
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Very nice 8500!
Craigwell
ArboristSite Operative
Not much beyond a couple micros and a 2150 for Poulans in this haul, but here they are... Just brought home tonight.
ChipsFlyin
ArboristSite Guru
Those should keep you busy for a while! I see that copper in the bucket = more chainsaw and parts money.Not much beyond a couple micros and a 2150 for Poulans in this haul, but here they are... Just brought home tonight.
Craigwell
ArboristSite Operative
That belongs to my basement tenant. He's a refrigeration mechanic, always hoarding copper lol.
looks like some nice pioneers there... have some of them already. id like that 620, have one needin paint/work... does the 600 have the pioneer [tree logo] starter?
Craigwell
ArboristSite Operative
I will take a look tonight and get back to you. I do want one of that 600 series for myself but I have yet to look at them closely at all
got a nice 600 already. w/pioneer starter... nice haul...
ChipsFlyin
ArboristSite Guru
PP475 up on Tradin' post
http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/thinning-the-herd.262804/page-5
http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/thinning-the-herd.262804/page-5
blk05crew
I like 'em green
I just posted the 4200 PHO project for sale over on the Trading Post if anyone is interested. Found another saw locally I want to pick up.
ChipsFlyin
ArboristSite Guru
Finally picked up a bar for the 3400 and in wood but no oil. Long story short - I did not realize that the oil outlet line was shot when I put it all back together - 1st rehab saw, was excited and missed. Those darn lines keep getting me - the impulse line broke on the 3.3 - pulled my arse off and played with the carb for 10 minutes before I realized what was going on LOL. I guess you learn as you go....
I know someone has the answer. Is there a way to replace the outlet line without opening the whole thing? Also the line size and type.
Thanks in advance.
Mark
I know someone has the answer. Is there a way to replace the outlet line without opening the whole thing? Also the line size and type.
Thanks in advance.
Mark
redunshee
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You can use automobile oil pressure gauge line found in auto parts stores. You should be able to insert the line thru the oil hole.
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