Nik's Poulan Thread

[rocketnorton]

Thanks I'll look into one of those.

bout $60. here. guaranteed for life thru ctc.

 

[Acornhill]

I think I have met my match

Actually we used the 655 3ft bar and 525 2ft bar and got a good start on it today.

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It is 61" across. The 525 seems to rev higher than the 655. The 655 just had massive torque.

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[Acornhill]

Enough said

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[Acornhill]

getting it done

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[Just a Guy that cuts wood]

getting it done

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That's some nice saws. You picked the hottest weekend to do the job . I got my carb kit for the 21-85 SDC so I should install tomorrow. Now I need a bar that size.

 

[95custmz]

Haven't used it much, was a hand me down until I can get a good one of my own. Suggestions on a decent new one that won't break the bank?

. The Fiskars isocore 8lb. maul:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/131779021983?lpid=82&chn=ps&ul_noapp=true

 

[Acornhill]

Poulan paint in a can

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[95custmz]

Nice! Where did you find the paint?

 

[redunshee]

l can get 2 sets of those rings 530-027092 for your PP305. l need to know how much you are willing to pay ,to make it feasible to have them shipped to you.

Not sure. Don't really need them as compression checked out at 160. Though it would be nice to have an extra pair, though.

 

[Acornhill]

Poulan paint in a can

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From a dealer close out. It is old but worked great

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[redunshee]

Looking at my spare Poulan 3000/ PP305 parts. Found an 8 tooth .325 rim sprocket. Think this is feasible for a 49cc saw or would a 7 tooth be more appropriate?

 

[RedneckChainsawRepair]

From a dealer close out. It is old but worked great

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Nice first one I have seen.

This place used to sell it. But know nothing about them.

http://romansparts.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=745005

 

[Hoggwood]

Looking at my spare Poulan 3000/ PP305 parts. Found an 8 tooth .325 rim sprocket. Think this is feasible for a 49cc saw or would a 7 tooth be more appropriate?

My experience is with 16", 18" and 20", 7 pin/0.325". 7 pin was stock on the Canadian 3000's. The saws pull and maintain speed well with those set-ups. 8 pin might be enjoyable for limbing/small stuff, but for all around performance, 7 pin and 16" for me.

 

[Acornhill]

Got these painted and back together also

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[s sidewall]

getting it done

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Could have used on of those Saturday, 18" bar just don't cut it on that size tree, had to cut a cunck out just to get the saw in there.

Steve

 

[Car-guy2]

Just picked up a Craftsman 2.1 on eBay. It's a Poulan micro with red paint, but I don't know if it has auto oiling. It has the manual oiler button, but does anyone know if it also oils automatically? Not running yet, I've got to put new fuel line and filter on it and go thru the carb.

 

[Acornhill]

Just picked up a Craftsman 2.1 on eBay. It's a Poulan micro with red paint, but I don't know if it has auto oiling. It has the manual oiler button, but does anyone know if it also oils automatically? Not running yet, I've got to put new fuel line and filter on it and go thru the carb.

Pics please

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[Acornhill]

3400 rebuild kit for HDB carb, found that someone used the wrong circuit gasket when servicing the carb the last time. Saw started and idled great but fell on its face when throttled up. Will see what it does today after rebuild with correct parts.

 

[Acornhill]

Here is the 3400 how saw back together.

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[JonCraig]

Love it. I've never used a bow bar--never see them around these parts.