What fossil said. Last 2 S25's I had, reversing the clutch spring/plates worked like a charm.
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What fossil said. Last 2 S25's I had, reversing the clutch spring/plates worked like a charm.
redunshee
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Thought of that but just bought 3 sets ,just in case.
I might have a whole clutch set up in the s25da parts bin. Anything else while I look?
redunshee
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Not really though I appreciate the offer. I have two torn apart in a parts box. I'll experiment with bending the flat springs a bit until the new ones arrive. Have three other saws I can install them on.
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Is a Poulan KD 100 a desirable saw? I believe it's rare.
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redunshee
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I'm sure some of the guys have real old Poulans. I know Modified Mark has several and maybe he'll chime in.Is a Poulan KD 100 a desirable saw? I believe it's rare.
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Where is Mark, haven't heard from him in awhile. Always like hearing his advice on the old Poulans.
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Good luck with that one. They're like hens teeth.Oiler diaphragms.
CJH
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I broke those bar mounting tabs many years ago (dropped out of a tree). Repaired it by milling them flush & drilling for two round pins. Pins were the diameter of the inside groove of the bar. Drilled straight through into the oil reservoir, pressed pins into the case. I was fortunate to have access to a full machine shop (and machinists to help). It worked fine for many years.
Hmmmm.might have to give that a try. Can't hurt it any way
Just did a 2300 oil line. Tube was off at both ends and ran out when on side. I just used tygon line to contact it back up on both ends.
Thought I had a pic but dont. copy paste from repair thread. http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/craftsman-like-a-2300/msg73435/#new
Looked into why bar oiled poured straight through. The oil line had crumbled and fell out. Pulled the oil deal in case ran new tygon line through for a oil line.
Went ahead and put a new fuel line too. Do to leaking around it tank hole where it had shrunk. Went with the echo 3mm 5mm line.
So carb kit, oil line, fuel line ready to send this loaner saw to sale or loan.
Thought I had a pic but dont. copy paste from repair thread. http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/craftsman-like-a-2300/msg73435/#new
Looked into why bar oiled poured straight through. The oil line had crumbled and fell out. Pulled the oil deal in case ran new tygon line through for a oil line.
Went ahead and put a new fuel line too. Do to leaking around it tank hole where it had shrunk. Went with the echo 3mm 5mm line.
So carb kit, oil line, fuel line ready to send this loaner saw to sale or loan.
I just started into a micro 25 today--intention is to flip on CL. I noticed that the oiler does, in fact, work. What are the chances that it's the same diaphragm as the S25's?
The diaphragm alone might be worth more on eBay than I'd get for the whole saw on CL.
I'm thinking they're different, but you guys are the experts.
The diaphragm alone might be worth more on eBay than I'd get for the whole saw on CL.
I'm thinking they're different, but you guys are the experts.
Micro stuff is almost free for the taking.
Dont try and gouge folks selling on feebay at ridiculous prices. JMO
Like said micro is different.
Dont try and gouge folks selling on feebay at ridiculous prices. JMO
Like said micro is different.
Worked on my little micro just a few mins ago. Must have a weak clutch. Chain spins at idle and I have to slow it to the point of dying to get it to stop. Good news is, I tried it on a 10" piece of oak and it just cut straight through it no problem. More power than I expected out of such a small saw.
Ginger15
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Thanks, I'll take a look.
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