blk05crew
I like 'em green
Happy early 4th everyone, stay safe and have fun, 'Merica! Oh and happy late Canada to you fellas up north eh!
Nik's Poulan Thread
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Happy 4th, love watching all the big fireworks around the house.
Steve
Steve
disturbednny
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A very big thank you to @Acornhill for providing the parts I needed to get My Wife's grandfathers saw looking like new (minus the paint job).
p61 western
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someone gave me a craftsman 2.1,is it worth cleaning up and a carb kit.I dont now anything about it,but it runs needs a kit though.Kind of a cool looking little saw,couldnt pass it up for free with a parts saw and another craftsman that looks about the same maybe a bit more modern with model number 358.355160.Any info would be great thanks in advance.
should be a k10 wat or d10wat , go to Acres site and read a little about them.
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.nsf
The craftsman PN you have doesn't come up on their site. If it looks like the saw picture just above your post it wold be a model 25
Assuming it's a 2.1 model 25 it would have a Walbro WT carb on it.
The carb model number has the model stamped into the carb body. Pull the carb off and have a look.
The kit for either a Walbro WA or WT is a K10-WAT.
It's worth fixing up.
Assuming it's a 2.1 model 25 it would have a Walbro WT carb on it.
The carb model number has the model stamped into the carb body. Pull the carb off and have a look.
The kit for either a Walbro WA or WT is a K10-WAT.
It's worth fixing up.
p61 western
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Is it a poulan 25 if so what variant.
p61 western
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thanks fossil its hard to read but i think its wt-20 it does look like the saw above but red. I will order a kit and start cleaning it up and get some pics.I was having a hard time finding it on acres site,now i can take alook over there.
Check your inbox for ipl, owners manual and a small Poulan service manual.
p61 western
ArboristSite Guru
Thank you again ray for helping me out,lots of good info.
It's likely an early model 25. We would need a pic to see.
Here's the Sears owner's manual as well. PS stands for "power sharp" if your's has that option.
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/par...al?pathRender=fromManualTabPage&manualIndex=0
Here's the Sears owner's manual as well. PS stands for "power sharp" if your's has that option.
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/par...al?pathRender=fromManualTabPage&manualIndex=0
There's a problem with that shelving. You need to buy 4 more saws to fill the void. 
p61 western
ArboristSite Guru
Thank you for that link,did some tinkering with it got it to run real good put a new chain on it cuts nice now.Now i will start to clean it up and get some pics up soon.
Believe me, I know. LOL. I think if I purchase any more chainsaws, I'll be divorced or sleeping in the dog house.
Date stamped '79/'80. Early brake. Piston/cylinder look primo. Dropping the jug and the usual few other things.
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Very nice, cool chain brake model!
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Got the brief chance to go split a little patio wood this afternoon. Some green bull pine that came down in last falls wind storm. Felt good to sweat a bit though.
That makes my back hurts just looking at that maul.
Steve
Steve
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