Thanks for the heads up. I pulled the cover off of the carb to check out the diaphragm, and to my surprise, the internals look brand new as if someone has already replaced gaskets, seals, diaphragm, etc.
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I've repaired flocked filters by hot gluing a non organic material from a fabric store onto the frame. Works so far. Believe Carl has used a different method
Use the felt. The first time I used the hard felt was on a 4200 filter. Glue/ Goop hot melt it on.....
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Hey guys long time no talk. How's it going.
Poulan. Yeah going to let my 11 year old son try running my pp4620 piped at the chisago county fair redneck saw races. It should be fun to watch
Poulan. Yeah going to let my 11 year old son try running my pp4620 piped at the chisago county fair redneck saw races. It should be fun to watch
anyone know diff bet 4200 & 4400, besides tank & top cover? picked this 4400 up for someone here.
guess no pic today???
guess no pic today???
Good deal, that's one of the few saws that you don't have to pull the carb to check.
They did it right back then.
BB posted step by step of redoing a used flocked filter. I still have used and NOS in a bin.
I'll go dig up the thread.
Part numbers for the filters Hogg http://chainsawrepair.createaforum....ters-335-305-3000-3300-etc/msg11017/#msg11017
Thread on how BB redid his filter. http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/benchmark-bm-46-(poulan-2800)/msg17253/#msg17253
Thread on how BB redid his filter. http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/benchmark-bm-46-(poulan-2800)/msg17253/#msg17253
That about covers it except a running change to 3/8" bar studs so it could have 5/16" OR 3/8" studs. Longer throttle rod and maybe choke pull. It's also a bit heavier.
The 4200 top covers came both ways. I have the top nut and stud bracket on the cylinder like yours but most of the US models I've seen have the three screws.
The 4200 and 5200 could have used the larger fuel tank as they suck gas like an Edsel.
I'm guessing that was a cost savings by eliminating the stud bracket, special nut, snap ring and spring washer with three screws.
Friend selling his full wrap 4200. Pretty dang nice. Just dont do the 2 series of saws he has offered me, so letting you folks know.
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Anyone know if the brake assembly for a Jonsered 2077 or 2083 will fit the Poulan Pro 475 ? My saw is w/o the brake assembly, though I do have the handle.
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Thanks. See one on EBay.
Anyone know what these kits fit? Aftermarket #
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Hard to see, but those round bits look like old school Walbro SDC. Obviously a more accurate way to know would be to cross reference the part number (which is undoubtedly what you had in mind). I am not smart enough to do that.
EDIT: Nope, I'm wrong
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Anyone know what these kits fit? Aftermarket #
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oregon?
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I may need one for SBD 21-85 if I keep the carb . May just keep looking for Walbro WJ I don't need to run this one till the fall.
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