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Also got 2 more Micro craftsmans
Also got 2 more Micro craftsmans
Nik's Poulan Thread
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Nice job Joe!
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Guys I'm looking for the bracket below the clutch cover on the 3400. The one on the 3400 that I have is broke and it makes the AV very sloppy. I posted that I was looking for this in the swapmeet forum but thought I may have a better chance of getting one over here with my POULAN friends.
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Nice job! any pics of the exhaust port? did it do much? they seem to flow good stock . I love emm with a stack they really pop then!
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Guys I'm looking for the bracket below the clutch cover on the 3400. The one on the 3400 that I have is broke and it makes the AV very sloppy. I posted that I was looking for this in the swapmeet forum but thought I may have a better chance of getting one over here with my POULAN friends.
You need one for a Mag or Plastic clutch cover. There different. I'm not sure I got either though...
Thanks guys. The S25DA will be next.
Mark what year is that 71A?
Nice job btw!
Mark what year is that 71A?
Nice job btw!
That 71-A is probably not as old as you think. 70-76 belive it or not.
Did you get a 306A yet? I might have one for you.
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I'm pretty sure the clutch cover is mag but would have to check, can't remember:confused2:. It's the older version 3400 with the adjustable oiler.
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I beleive it. I have a Poulan product guide fro '82 or so that still listed many parts for that saw.
I have the Western Auto version of it, I gotta get a pic of that saw up. But, I might be interested in that 306.
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Here is a nice one I got today, check my "carma" post for the full story. This one can confirm a date for the red/black saws. The date written on the manual is 4-23-84. Its also a 38cc model. The grey one I got 2 days ago is dated '87 and has a MUCH smaller barrel carb and is 34cc.
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heres the grey one
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Here is a nice one I got today, check my "carma" post for the full story. This one can confirm a date for the red/black saws. The date written on the manual is 4-23-84. Its also a 38cc model. The grey one I got 2 days ago is dated '87 and has a MUCH smaller barrel carb and is 34cc.
<a href="http://s729.photobucket.com/albums/ww294/joe25da/?action=view&current=Picture040.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i729.photobucket.com/albums/ww294/joe25da/Picture040.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>
heres the grey one
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Looking good Joe. That grey Micro looks just like what I used to work on at Sears in the early-mid '90s. A few grey 3.4/3.8 (3400/3800) saws came in. The red Micros came in far less frequently than the greys. Hardly ever saw red 2.1/2.3 (25DA/S25DA) or 3.4/3.7 (3400/3700 of course) saws come in. Tried to get a red 2.3CVA from the shop that was a customer non-pickup (broken carb box and handle from a nasy crunch), but the manager wouldn't cut it loose. The customer wasn't returning calls, and the saw had been in the shop for a few years. They probably ended up throwing it in the dumpster sometime after I left. That was a shame. I used to start it up and run it every once in a while. Still ran fine, despite the broken parts. The Sears cost for the broken parts was over $90 in 1994.....
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i like the micros i almost got a lil yellow PP micro1.8 i think but a forgot about it and it sold ...Ilike the red ones ive been on the hunt for a red and yellow i have green and grey .. i have to say my lil grey one runs pretty good it was a yardsale find.... diamond in the ruff!I think you have a pretty nice NOS micro dont ya joe?
I cannot recall a red 2300CVA but that dont mean anything. I had a 2300AV like the one Joe just picked up but let it go and wish I wouldnt have.
I have a good Poulan 2300CVA in the project bin and a 2300AV with a bad P/C. If I ever get time I'm going to strip the CVA for its P/C and make me a nice 2300AV for the collection.
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I would like to see ya document that build... I have to say i like seeing the pics of ya alls shops i just built my self a nice lil work bench from scrap pallets and other stuff its not bad! i have to admit i look at all ya alls pics of your bench's to steal ideas!!!!
I'll try but when I get busy working on them I forget to take the pictures. Pausing from working is only to drink the High Life.
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If its that old and original it has to be mag. Didn't realize there was a differance but let me see if I have one.
Bob
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Mister Wizard
After 17+ years, I may have butchered the model number. Wasn't talking about a 2300 (Micro type saw). I was refering to a red Craftsman version of an S25CVA (or whatever the counter vibe version of a Poulan S25DA is called).
Any idea what model we have here?
4200/4900, I think I can make out the 4 starting the number but that is all. I would almost give my left one for the bar by itself. Haven't seen many roller bars for Poulans around here.
4900 would be my guess...too. That olive green top cover is what I'm basing that on.
Gregg,
Gregg,
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