challenger
Cheese is good.
May I ask what a full wrap is??
Thanks
Thanks
Nik's Poulan Thread
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Rogers full wrap 475 and my half wrap front views should show you difference too.
challenger
Cheese is good.
Cool - thanks
redunshee
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NIce. Sold my 505 couple of years ago. Have a 475 but need a brake assembly.
This newest isnt a 505, but another 415 that was used at a fire dept. But it was set under a shelf for a couple years when they got newer saws. Have had 3-4 505 and a 2083 though.
Was just going to put the full wrap from 415 on my wt505.
415 had full wrap, big D-ring handle, half side cover = guessing for not blocking up cutting roofs etc. Wondering if it has a carbide chain or not.
Think I have sold 2-3 of my brake assembly's to folks in the last year on my site and group. Just cant keep it all and started selling off parts to folks that they couldnt get anymore.
Does anyone know the size of the screws for the spike on the 4000? Very much a metric country here so I'll need to order from the hardware shop.
Also wondering if anyone has a picture handy of the side exit on the 4000 muffler. I have the restricted style and am contemplating adding a nice stock looking gill in the side.
Also wondering if anyone has a picture handy of the side exit on the 4000 muffler. I have the restricted style and am contemplating adding a nice stock looking gill in the side.
redunshee
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10/24 x9/16s. They are hex head
Muffler that I stamped
Thats a really tidy job great idea
I think if you made the cut with whatever then took a piece of hardwood and cut the shape of the port out then with a flat punch from the inside you could pound the vent out.
Yea thats what im thinking i mite try im an engineer though so can be done but wood would be easyer. I've cut out my spike just waiting on bolts. Had the muffler off last night the p/c are perfect
redunshee
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You can also use the old method. Cut your slot, then heat it till red. Then using needle nose pliers, or something similar, make your bends.
Tru yea that simple enough. I dont care bout extra noise so even a small gain will be worth it. I am sorta pondering the base gasket delete too but fear for the starter
If you do, just remember to slowly pull it past compression, I do that with all my saws. Seems to make them easier to start and better for my shoulder.
Steve
Steve
redunshee
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Really shouldn’t be a problem with a 4000.
Ok chaps sounds like a plan then. Hopefully it will keep up or beat my mates ms311 that he payed alot for hehe. He's allways teasing my old saws
redunshee
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Decided to start my PP475 after sitting for a year. When I got it the piston was shot and with some recommendations from here I installed a big bore 372 piston. Started right up,to my surprise. However in looking it ove,I’m missing the air filter and a couple screws for the recoil and cylinder cover. Hopefully I can find these items at Parts Tree or Erplacement .
I have NOS and used air filter stuff for 415 475. Just make me a list if interested and PM me. You know where I hang out
Not all in the NOS pic is here now though. But some of it still is.
