Is that rag a strainer?
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One of the easiest saws to work on so no big deal at all. I think this will be my 4th one split for one reason or another.
Just a piece of paper towel to soak the bar oil up.
Thrust washers look good. The oil pick up tube fell out. The press in fitting is loose for whatever reason. I stuck it back in with some MotoSeal and hopefully that will hold it. It oils very well. Like one of the best oilers I have in that series.
I have a nice orange Canadian version 4000 that needs thrust washers. I have the washers but that saw is a few down the line.
Got this in the mail unexpectedly. Thinking it was sent by a member on the Chainsaw Repair website. He had ask for my address about 2 months ago.
Looks like a poulan pro 305 49cc or the PP 335 54cc
Looks like a poulan pro 305 49cc or the PP 335 54cc
The Motoseal was a fail. I found a piece of shrink tubing that stuck the oil pick up fitting in the pump good and tight.
I did find traces of what looked like household silicone caulking at the rear of the case
I think steve bought one for a 3400 and it wasn't plated. The wrist pin wasn't a press fit either so you could expect that. I think he used the old wrist pin and maybe bearings. Shows they aren't paying attention to detail but maybe the 4000 piston would be better.
He may show up to tell you.
@s sidewall
He may show up to tell you.
@s sidewall
It came with both bearings, wrist pin and circlips. Wrist pin was too small and the bearings were sized for it. Had to re-use old bearings and pin, also had to stake bearings into piston so they wouldn't slide out. Yep, I got screwed all around on that. Best find new old stock to have a piece of mind. If the piston had been plated, not polished it, would still be going.
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Circlips were a joke, piston wasn't groved to use them.
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How can they sell such junk and get away with it? And still be selling them??
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Wished I knew, when I first contacted them it was about the bearings and wrist pin size, said they would look into it and get back in touch with me, don't hold your breath on that.
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So I needed to make some area for stacking this winter. So I split a couple of poles I have had laying around, they are 16' which is about 2/3 of a cord for me.
Dad would have died if I would have done that to a pole.
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When the rail road was rebuilding the line across dad's house, we would slip over and drag an old rail to the house with the truck, we have 4 in the wood shed I stack on.
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Takes awhile for them to rust away. LOL
I have plenty of those poles and can get more. Those are just the small ones.
Any body know what the saw is.
Looks like a Wild Thang!
Roger, I see you split the pole ok, but if you have a stove that those will fit in like that, I would be very impressed..
Not a wild thing. It has a purple air filter cover and cylinder cover.
I know Mark knows this but is just keeping quiet.
I know Mark knows this but is just keeping quiet.
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