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Like I have always said. I aint married to no chainsaws.
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Like I have always said. I aint married to no chainsaws.
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Reply to your PM was sent back over on CR.
Like I have always said. I aint married to no chainsaws.
I am at the boys fb scrimmage and will try to get back with ya later.
If a poulan collector is looking for that craftsman 3.0 that is really a 3.4 56cc countervibe. I confirmed mine that I took on trade today by measuring bore through exhaust and the number on decal 358.356081.
Thread here on the info. http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/358-356081-craftsman.247540/
Thread here on the info. http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/358-356081-craftsman.247540/
Both saws sold already. So no need for anymore PM's.
Thanks for your interest though.
Thanks for your interest though.
Apparently the PO could never get the saw to run. Fixed. Now to replace the duckbill in the banjo fitting on the case.
What is the baseline settings for the high and low speed jets on a 40cc wild thing type?
1 1/2 to 2 turns out from lightly seated. Kind of finicky when adjusting being strato charged but can be done. Open the muffler outlet some and it will run better.
Steve
Steve
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I picked up a nice PP330 (again) anyhow the tank vent was missing leaking mix everywhere. Usually I just block it off and drill a hole in the top of the tank by the fuel line and stick some fuel line ine the hole with a set screw ran down in it a bit like the older stihls. After reading Brads post about his 084 leaning out and toasting his top end I figured I would try to use a piece of fuel line and a barb in it with a duckbill like the 3400-3700 have. Do you guys think this will be ok like this or will it give me a problem?
I think Aaron mentioned doing that as some of the sintered plugs fell out. The hose, barb and duck bill make a good vent. Poulan still uses them and Homelite and Mac used them as well in the caps.
PN for the barb if you don't have one is 530024475
The duckbill is 530026119
PN for the barb if you don't have one is 530024475
The duckbill is 530026119
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I have a few of the barbs Tim and it is already done and been fired up 10 minutes ago. So I should be good to go I take it?
I figure the vent you just put in is better than the sintered one gone missing. I've never had any issue with any of the duck bill vents on the 3400 - 4000 series or the 4200 and 5200 which eat fuel like it's free so I would say you have a better vent system and won't have any issues with it.
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Tim the vent on the 330 and such is the only complaint I have with this series of saws. These are my favorite series. The 60cc versions are great firewood saws. I run a couple with 24" skip tooth and can't complain at all. The damn vent though is one of the dumbest things I have ever seen poulan do besides selling out their American made company. Remove the handle, carb and what nots to change a dang vent....just not simple like I am used to with my favorite breed..
I expect a lot of those things were cost savings. The saw market started to see growth in cheaper saws just like today where disposable stuff is the norm because it boosts sales.
I have a nice 3600 which is a pretty stout saw. I can't remember if the tank vent is a sintered plug or not. If it does, it hasn't leaked yet.
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I have a 3500, 3600 and a 365 also and can't remember either. I don't think they have the same vent as the newer models. But honestly don't remember.
Wait until you hit my age. I can't remember my name half the time.
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Well even at my age with five children which three are adults and two younger ones still in school. I know the feeling. Two grand daughters don't help me feel any youngwr either lol.
John oem on those behind the bronze vent deal, there is a duckbill too. It all falls out at same time.
We have a thread on it doing just like you did with duckbill through tank on top. Per Aaron in thread with pics.
The 3.3 I have right now come with that tpye tank too. Even though it is like the 335. I had noticed a type 2 tank listed in IPL and mentioned it in my 3.0 thread.
ipl 330 http://s30387.gridserver.com/partsDiagrams/Poulan Pro 330.pdf
We have a thread on it doing just like you did with duckbill through tank on top. Per Aaron in thread with pics.
The 3.3 I have right now come with that tpye tank too. Even though it is like the 335. I had noticed a type 2 tank listed in IPL and mentioned it in my 3.0 thread.
ipl 330 http://s30387.gridserver.com/partsDiagrams/Poulan Pro 330.pdf
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What info can y'all share about a Poulan chainsaw model BG35? My searches came up with nothing.
Here's the CL link; it's damn shame that it was used as a "decoration in the yard."
http://houston.craigslist.org/atq/5713406424.html
Here's the CL link; it's damn shame that it was used as a "decoration in the yard."
http://houston.craigslist.org/atq/5713406424.html
Yes finicky!
I must have spent near an hour tweeking it to get it to run and accelerate proper.[emoji849]
Transition when the second butterfly opens is the main problem.
