Nik's Poulan Thread
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Thats my opinion and always has been.
Welcome DB, that is a very nice early version of a 306 bow saw. You dont see that style cover often and I'm not 100% sure that its not actually from the prior 200 series saws. Hard to tell with the old Poulans though as stuff just run together sometimes.
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Good luck but there are two good friends who will be dispersing my collection for the widow. They will both get a couple of picks for themselves first so I would be surprised if that one ever hits the open market.
You best get looking for your own now. :hmm3grin2orange:
Thanks, I think?
Here is my latest Poulan a 50th anniv 2175. This think can't have more than a tank or 2 through it. The bar has nearly no paint loss. I did have to replace all the fuel lines as they were dry and crumbly.
That is a pretty cool saw. Thanks for showing the pics.
Poinsey.
zogger
Tree Freak
Snazzy! Its bling has bling!
Here is my latest Poulan a 50th anniv 2175. This think can't have more than a tank or 2 through it. The bar has nearly no paint loss. I did have to replace all the fuel lines as they were dry and crumbly.
Thats a real nice 2175 you have there!:msp_thumbup: I have or had one. Not quite as nice. I only used it a few times to trim trees here in the yard. Great running little saw, and light too. Several years ago, my cousin wanted to "barrow" a saw. So I gave him the 2175 to use. I havn't seen it since...so I guess he liked it too!:msp_ohmy:
Gregg,
nick 55
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Good luck but there are two good friends who will be dispersing my collection for the widow. They will both get a couple of picks for themselves first so I would be surprised if that one ever hits the open market.
You best get looking for your own now.
That's what I was figuring. But hey, its not like I'm wishing you kick the tree stump in order to acquire it. I couldn't do that to a fellow Hoosier.:hmm3grin2orange:
Nick
crowellmachine
ArboristSite Member
got the fuel tank fitting yesterday Attn. Mark
So are we duplicaing the part exactly, or are we adding an additional barb "behind" the thread. Refresh my memory.... It's looking like I will
be able to run them mid-march.
KJC
So are we duplicaing the part exactly, or are we adding an additional barb "behind" the thread. Refresh my memory.... It's looking like I will
be able to run them mid-march.
KJC
nick 55
ArboristSite Guru
This is mostly for Wagnerwerks, since he's a German car junkie also, but he asked for pics. This is only posted because these are my other vice. Buy em used and let somebody else take the initial depreciation.
Nick
Nick
Karl, they need to be a pretty much exact match on the barbs.
This is mostly for Wagnerwerks, since he's a German car junkie also, but he asked for pics. This is only posted because these are my other vice. Buy em used and let somebody else take the initial depreciation.
Nick
Nice cars, but the coupe wouldn't last very long on the road I live on. A four wheel drive is what you need in southern Indiana, that's how our state was able to save so much money.
cambl
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Poulan 3400
Pics and details in the classifieds if anyone is interested. I have a few too many saws and can't keep them all.
Pics and details in the classifieds if anyone is interested. I have a few too many saws and can't keep them all.
nick 55
ArboristSite Guru
No kidding, when we go to Bloomfield, we leave that car at home. It wouldn't even make it up my brother-in-law's driveway.
Nick
Is yours the Illinois version with the factory turn signal delete? Lol
zogger
Tree Freak
That's very nice and a fair price. Now where is a newbie posting asking "which cheap good generic firewood saw should I get"? post...I'd point 'em thataway.
nick 55
ArboristSite Guru
Only when I'm on the racetrack or my wife is driving. Although it seems to me like pick up trucks in Indiana didn't get equipped with turn signals and have 45mph speed limiters installed.
Nick
After Nardoo's consult,the 2775 running ok even without the flywheel key.Now i am wondering for something else.At this moment,the saw has 20" bar with .325 pitch and 7 tooth spur.I believe that this is too much for this saw.I'm thinking to replace the bar with one 20" again (i want to keep that size) but with 3/8 pitch and the 7 tooth spur with 6 tooth spur.Will this change give a little boost to the saw or i will waste my time?
My BILs does. Of course his also came with the Sopranos starer kit witch includes a new york accent (even though he was born in mass) a tough guy attitude (even though hes never been in a fight or on a team). Sorry for the rant guys, but this clown brags about not having calluses on his hands. Just not how i was raised. On the bright side I KNOW HE WILL NEVER ASK TO BORRo W MY TOOLS MUCH LESS MY POULANS!
PS I have nothing against german cars or tools.
