Nik's Poulan Thread

[hotshot]

Thanks, yes that’s the one that Todd posted a couple of threads pages back, but it didn’t match the IPL part number. Figured out it was superceded.

 

[beavis331]

What saw did you purchase not knowing how rare it was until after you purchased it? I go 1st
French made micro based 2000
6900



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Jonsereds 45

 

[s sidewall]

Don't have a rare saw but seems like the parts for them are getting rare.

Steve

 

[Acornhill]

Don't have a rare saw but seems like the parts for them are getting rare.

Steve

Most of the parts for our saws are in the trash or at my house


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[Todd Loosli]

Rare saw for me would be the Poulan 2400 just don't see many but one is listed that has some problems.
How many poulan saws got thrown out today

 

[s sidewall]

Guess I need to go dumpster diving behind my local saw shops.

Steve

 

[Acornhill]

Guess I need to go dumpster diving behind my local saw shops.

Steve

I have done just that, I fixed my earlier post


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[s sidewall]

LOL, I might just believe that.

Steve

 

[Todd Loosli]

Most of the parts for our saws are in the trash or at my house


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Now that's funny and the truth

 

[s sidewall]

Sounds like me and Todd needs to go dumpster diving behind your place.

Steve

 

[s sidewall]

I've went diving in a dumpster one time for a Poulan 2000. Had the saw running a few hours later at work. Someone had installed new fuel lines, air filter, fuel filter and carb kit. That's when I found the problem, diaphragm was installed wrong, made me happy.

Steve

 

[J. Davis]

Got the 2700 buttoned up and in some wood today. It was a balmy 40 degrees, and the saw ran great. It has a 20" bar on it right now and pulled it through some 12-14" ash with no problems. I still want to put a 16" bar on it, since I already have a 20" saw. It'll be a handy little saw I think.



All it's missing now is 2 of the screws for the top cover. Anyone know a source or part # for those?

 

[Big Dan]

When you remove the starter pulley on a 3700 does the rewind spring come out with it or does it stay in the side cover?

 

[s sidewall]

Slowly lift and twist it left and right to help disengage the spring hook from pulley.

Steve

 

[Todd Loosli]

Got the 2700 buttoned up and in some wood today. It was a balmy 40 degrees, and the saw ran great. It has a 20" bar on it right now and pulled it through some 12-14" ash with no problems. I still want to put a 16" bar on it, since I already have a 20" saw. It'll be a handy little saw I think.

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All it's missing now is 2 of the screws for the top cover. Anyone know a source or part # for those?

Partstree .com and if it's the 2 that go in from the side they do have them

 

[Todd Loosli]

When you remove the starter pulley on a 3700 does the rewind spring come out with it or does it stay in the side cover?

If the spring cover disc is there it will not come out just do what Steve said

 

[Big Dan]

Slowly lift and twist it left and right to help disengage the spring hook from pulley.

Steve

Thanks, will give it a shot.

 

[Todd Loosli]

Tools required, big hammer , 24" pry bar and a 18" pipe wrench. Lol and good luck

 

[Jethro 2t sniffer]

Tools required, big hammer , 24" pry bar and a 18" pipe wrench. Lol and good luck

Lol good one

 

[s sidewall]

You forgot the 3 foot cheater pipe to slip over the pipe wrench handle for more leverage.

Steve