Most Poulans and their clones with Power Sharp will be the 306 & 245 type saws. But, I seem to recall seeing one on a 3700 type Craftsman. I keep thinking joes25da has one. I can't find diddly using the search function on here.
I think it would be a rare find indeed, to find one with its parts still intact. Mark restored one using new hard to find parts. Showed what it was suppose to look like and how it functioned. But, I can't find that either...
I think the stone was hard and cracked easily. Once that happened, it was pretty much useless. It required a special chain also. When they broke, I guess folks just neutered them and run regular setup on them. A good idea in theory I guess, but in the real world, not so much.
Gregg,
Most Poulans I have tried, don't noodle well. Just won't clear the tight confines of the clutch covers. I thought about using the 385, it noodles very well. I do just that at times on the very big stubborn gnarly pieces.
Another was when we got a pool. My sister back east said ya got to get some noodles for the pool. My first reaction was, what the hell is that? and what do you do with them? Well, I can say now, without noodles in the pool, I'd be lost.
