Is that a Lil top handle I see in the backI got a Craftsman 3.7 in this haul on Monday, let me know if you are interested and I can check it out. Before anyone asks, the 4900 is staying here.
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Is that a Lil top handle I see in the backI got a Craftsman 3.7 in this haul on Monday, let me know if you are interested and I can check it out. Before anyone asks, the 4900 is staying here.
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My problem is I hate having a saw apart or one that does not operate so I limit buying them until if fix the one's I have. I have 3 or 4 I an working on now. Parts on the other hand I will by all day everyday.
Annapolis area
Is that a Lil top handle I see in the back
Well my PP405 has developed another issue. Fixed reed valve assembly leak but saw wouldn't start. Looked at carb and it was very oiley. Peaked in fuel tank and saw a small oil slick. Apparently bar oil is seeping in. Does the case gasket seperate the fuel and oil tanks? If so I imagine I will need to replace the gasket by splitting the case. That likely means making a new gasket. Is my diagnosis correct?
Bob
That looks like a nice little haul you made Guido. The 4900 in decent shape?
Don't know yet, I hurriedly unloaded them and stashed them away before my wife got home. I plan to pull them out tomorrow to see what I have. The good news is I got another 4900 in the haul from the closed dealer in March so I can hopefully make one.
Is there something special about a 4900?
all big Poulan countervibes from the 4200 on up are special. Old school reed valve grunt with good AV. You would have to spend $800 or more to match the performance with a modern saw. And the new saw won't sound as good.
I got a Craftsman 3.7 in this haul on Monday, let me know if you are interested and I can check it out. Before anyone asks, the 4900 is staying here.
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