Was that you on FB that I said I might let a used one go to if you cant find somewhere else?
That I have NOS still too, but keeping those still as I still run saws using them.
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That I have NOS still too, but keeping those still as I still run saws using them.
The last two pictures look like the exhaust will miss the clutch cover .
BamaMac610
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Yeah that was me.
Do you mean with a sprocketed tip end for running big #72 type standard 3/8” chain, & not the #91 low profile chain?
You must be running nitrous & a turbo on it, lol!
A041 is the mount, so there may be some Husky bars for standard 3/8” chain...
You must be running nitrous & a turbo on it, lol!
A041 is the mount, so there may be some Husky bars for standard 3/8” chain...
Yes, I want to get away from the LP chain.....
I’ve never seen one advertised, but by trial & error you may find one that the longer driver fits the sprocket tip, or just run a hard tip ‘HT’ bar on it.
The Poulan S25DA uses the same A041 mount.
I ran a full house #72 standard 3/8” chain on a HT bar on a 38cc S25CVA once, but it did not have the balls to properly run a 14” bar in oak, even with the factory set rakers. In smaller wood, it was too grabby & tried to yank the lightweight saw out of my hands.
The hunt for the correct 3/8” drive sprocket will be your next concern.
Which wild thing? 2375 from the 1990's or P4018WT strato 2005+
They are .3937/10mm crank so a .325 clutch/chain swap is easy, and the 041 bar is also available
My 2900 went from 325 chain-sprocket-bar to 3/8LP using old 10mm clutch and bar poulan parts.
You can even go to 1/4" chain- bar with Husky 41 parts which I discovered has carving saw designation
Shared with me on FB by a guy that worked for them back then.
Copy paste from video = This was filmed circa 1950 in Shreveport, Louisiana, and it showcases the Poulan 2400. Some of the people in the video are Harry and Fletcher Poulan. THERE IS NO SOUNDTRACK to this film.
Copy paste from video = This was filmed circa 1950 in Shreveport, Louisiana, and it showcases the Poulan 2400. Some of the people in the video are Harry and Fletcher Poulan. THERE IS NO SOUNDTRACK to this film.
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Wow, very interesting. Love the squirt bottle of bar oil.
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Great video Kevin! You probably remember back at our GTG in 2012, Steve & Dean, brought and ran some of their two man Poulans. The one that looks similar to your video is a model 44 as I recall. I could be wrong. I did get a video of the model 52 in action. That thing sounds great once it gets warmed up.
Gregg,
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Been doing some looking and still looking for some felling dogs for a 4400. I've found a couple but they don't specify enough to tell me if they will fit a 4400 or not so I haven't pulled the trigger on any yet. Any insight would be greatly be appreciated.
Went through the purple thing and it was the cleanest saw I've ever picked up, the first four pics are missing something any used saw should have....woods chips! Blade was so dull there could never be any wood chips produced by this saw. Replaced fuel lines and filter, bulb, and metering diaphragm. Opened up the muffler a little and put a different air filter in as well as altered the airfilter cover. Took a little pullin to get started and running right but finally got it dialed in on the low speed. Likes 2.25 plus turns out at least. I put the muff cover back on without the screen but those holes ought to help a little, crude.
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Looked after, these can be useful tools. Cheap as chips!
I like the felt air filters better, easier to clean and to me filter better than the foam ones.
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Lucky find out of country. Another 83cc will live someday. PP505 2083 54mm P+C
My thinking is that those felt ones are super thick and seems like a restricted air flow issue, maybe not, but just my thinking. Couple that with the plastic cover with just the small holes in the bottom.
Most of the time that plastic cover doesn't stay attached and is just sitting there. If it wasn't for the cylinder cover it would fall off.
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