rms61moparman
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Don't be opening that box and showing everyone my new saw!!!!!
My WORD!
That is certainly a nice box.
Mike
My WORD!
That is certainly a nice box.
Mike
Nik's Poulan Thread
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Look what was inside, the box.
This thing is unreal, near NOS. Look at the wear on the original sprocket.
This thing is unreal, near NOS. Look at the wear on the original sprocket.
StinkyBunny
ArboristSite Operative
Ok, here is that box that arrived today. Pretty nice box
I think we should neg him for being a smarty pants.
The original Poulan branded chain. Never sharpend and is still sharp.
Always been a bow saw as well, still has paint in the holes for the bucking spike.
Mufflers got a ding but I'll fix that.
Always been a bow saw as well, still has paint in the holes for the bucking spike.
Mufflers got a ding but I'll fix that.
Wagnerwerks
The underdog..
You suck. I LOVE THAT SAW.
You got it out of me......That saw is my short list.
I almost have the same thing here in parts but I'm just looking for the rest of the saw.
So far I have.... a top cover... lol
You got it out of me......That saw is my short list.
I almost have the same thing here in parts but I'm just looking for the rest of the saw.
So far I have.... a top cover... lol
The original Poulan branded chain. Never sharpend and is still sharp.
Always been a bow saw as well, still has paint in the holes for the bucking spike.
Mufflers got a ding but I'll fix that.
Very Very nice mark.
zogger
Tree Freak
Hopefully, I can show it running before the weekend is over. :msp_biggrin:
Before it goes on the shelf.
Before it goes on the shelf.
Mark that is sweeeet!!!
Mark that is sweeeet!!!
Yes it is!
Thing is I wasnt looking for another 5200 but when I seen this one I just needed it, you know what I mean?
I didnt have a 5200 bowsaw was my reasoning.
Dang Mark, Is there any dust on the air filter? One sweet ride.......
Look what was inside, the box.
All I can say is WOW!!! Mark. And like a few others have said....You suck! :biggrin:
What fun is that gonna be, gettin it ready to go? No parts to wash, no dirt, petrified wood chips & bar oil to dig and wash out of every nook & cranny. No parts need replacing, paint, decals...nothing! LOL
Thats the best find you have come up with to date, in my opinion. I guess we can still have hope, that they are still out there..somewhere.
Gregg,
That Tim Allen 3750 is still available on ebay.He has a buy it now price of $275 but he will take $175. I offered him $125 and $175 was his counter offer.
Not really except for the age of them, which means fuel lines and filter, carb kit and air filter should all be replaced. Most of these saws I've seen still have good compression unless they've had a careless owner who straight gassed them or used a mixture of 80:1 or something like that. It's a solid design, built to last. I'm getting ready to rebuild a Dayton version of the same saw when the weather cooperates, which probably means April or May.
Look what was inside, the box.
All I can say is WOW!!! Mark. And like a few others have said....You suck! :biggrin:
What fun is that gonna be, gettin it ready to go? No parts to wash, no dirt, petrified wood chips & bar oil to dig and wash out of every nook & cranny. No parts need replacing, paint, decals...nothing! LOL
Thats the best find you have come up with to date, in my opinion. I guess we can still have hope, that they are still out there..somewhere.
Gregg,
I don't know how I would act if I received a saw that was actually clean! Generally that's the first thing I have to do when I get one. Nice saw, Mark!
crowellmachine
ArboristSite Member
Look what was inside, the box.
This thing is unreal, near NOS. Look at the wear on the original sprocket.
Hoooooollllllllll eeeeeeeeeee cccrrrrrraaaaaaappppppp, That is BAD-A** , gonna need to show dad this one !!!!
doing our first sap boiling tommorrow. Uncle Daves 8500 (the allentown pa one) is close to that nice, but my gosh......
well done Mark, I hope you "stole it" big smile, I'm happy for you.
Sweet steam tommorrow!
Karl
