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I also found them in my stash.Someone was looking for choke linkage and throttle linkage for poulan 3400 3700 3800 4000 saws. Plus their cousins
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I also found them in my stash.Someone was looking for choke linkage and throttle linkage for poulan 3400 3700 3800 4000 saws. Plus their cousins
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Am I correct that ur thinking of putting a chrome bore cylinder with a chrome piston? Not a good choice. Rule of thumb; bare bore to chrome cylinder, chrome bore to bare cylinder. If I misunderstood ur question, I apologize.I changed my username here to my shop name. Just so you know it still me.
Yesterday working on a black gold 3.3 bare bore that a circlip got loose and locked up. Ruined the p+c. So I cleaned the crankcase flushing and air pressure like I do every time on this. But some how I missed one piece of the broken up circlip.
So the new used 3300 bare bore I put on it and was running for a second also got ruined.
Now here is my question for the poulan brain trust. Going through my parts saws. I found a green poulan with wide muffler case with small 335 3300 bolt pattern in chrome bore 54cc. What green poulan 54cc chrome bore with small bolt pattern, impulse in the case, wide muffler was there. I cant recall myself this saw.
So for now this chrome bore is going on this black gold 3.3. The topend kit is just like the blue black 3.3 and red predator 335. But this was on a green poulan with wide muffler case.
@3000 FPS thoughts? I know we have figured out some saws in past.
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Nope I know better. Chrome 335 cylinder with bare piston.Am I correct that ur thinking of putting a chrome bore cylinder with a chrome piston? Not a good choice. Rule of thumb; bare bore to chrome cylinder, chrome bore to bare cylinder. If I misunderstood ur question, I apologize.
The only one that comes to mind right now is a 3450.I changed my username here to my shop name. Just so you know it still me.
Yesterday working on a black gold 3.3 bare bore that a circlip got loose and locked up. Ruined the p+c. So I cleaned the crankcase flushing and air pressure like I do every time on this. But some how I missed one piece of the broken up circlip.
So the new used 3300 bare bore I put on it and was running for a second also got ruined.
Now here is my question for the poulan brain trust. Going through my parts saws. I found a green poulan with wide muffler case with small 335 3300 bolt pattern in chrome bore 54cc. What green poulan 54cc chrome bore with small bolt pattern, impulse in the case, wide muffler was there. I cant recall myself this saw.
@3000 FPS thoughts? I know we have figured out some saws in past.
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Ya not that for sure. 3450 had bigger bolt pattern for cylinder and impulse in the cylinder.The only one that comes to mind right now is a 3450.
Cannot think of anything that was green and 54cc that had the impulse from the crankcase not the cylinder.Ya not that for sure. 3450 had bigger bolt pattern for cylinder and impulse in the cylinder.
Cannot think of anything that was green and 54cc that had the impulse from the crankcase not the cylinder.
Stihl Pioneer you could be right. I was doing some searching and found a old post of mine here on this forum back from 2016.
Ok with a little more research I found the Poulan 3350 is a 54cc saw and it looks more like the Poulan 335 except in green instead of yellow.
So that part number for piston 530069546 is for a 54 cc saw.
The part number for piston 530069549 is for a 60 cc saw.
Hi Tim. Do you have a source that backs that up. I thought I had researched that out at one time and came up with a 54 cc saw.The 3350 is part of the 3500 / 3600 family. The 3500 and 3600 are 60cc.
3350 is 54cc but in IPL with the 3500 etc too that is 60ccHi Tim. Do you have a source that backs that up. I thought I had researched that out at one time and came up with a 54 cc saw.
And yes the 365. 3750. and 3500 are 60cc saws.
Hi Tim. Do you have a source that backs that up. I thought I had researched that out at one time and came up with a 54 cc saw.
And yes the 365. 3750. and 3500 are 60cc saws.