Local I passed up 4000 runners for 65 and 80 this year already. No money for them anymore. Worth more parted.
See that all the time here. Impulse ran to tank. Even fuel filter on tank vent etc. I put the line up there on one so you cant miss where it was going.Speaking of Craftsman's....this was listed locally for far too long for my liking at 50 bucks, was tired of looking at it so I offered 30 and own it. Said it hadn't been run in a while and he couldn't pull it over any more due to injury. Well, it had brand new clear fuel line in it, but the fuel line was hooked to where the impulse line goes to carb and the fuel vent line to where the fuel line goes, impulse line was missing. Luckily I could just barely see the impulse hose clip was still hanging on to the nipple out of the crank case. Put on a new duckblll valve, new echo line and got it running pretty descent. Still need to adjust the carb in better. Did put in the fuel pumper side gasket too.
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5mm is ok IMO too. Just 6 is thicker walled for impulse. Since same ID.Fuel filter out of tank....that's next level thinking right there.
The other day on this 3.3, I had just put the echo line on the impulse and vent and all I had was 5MM. Shortly after that I read one of yr post that you used 6mm on the impulse side (dang it!)...I had 6mm incoming in the mail. I used the 6mm on the fuel supply side.
Thanks Mark. Kind of a project I've wanted to try for a while. I myself am not particularly excited about any of these, but I plan to keep them separate and keep track of what kind of roi I have after selling parts, holes etc.It takes a certain kind of guy to get excited over a load of modern Poulan saws, trust me, I know the type...
Those should keep you occupied for a while Bob.
Mark
Thanks Mark. Kind of a project I've wanted to try for a while. I myself am not particularly excited about any of these, but I plan to keep them separate and keep track of what kind of roi I have after selling parts, holes etc.
Anyone familiar with this saw? I don't recall seeing one quite like it. Kind of hoping it is of
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Shreveport vintage! Those have proven to be decent saws for me.
Thanks!Hello Bob , I think that saw is a poulan 2400 made for sears/craftsman .
Thanks!They did them in 2100 and 2400. Different cc like most micros 2000 2300.
Did them in yellow versions too.
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