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Can I play? I am not sure if this is a 3700 or a 3800. Kinda ugly but sure cuts good.
Al.
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Can I play? I am not sure if this is a 3700 or a 3800. Kinda ugly but sure cuts good.
Al.
ooops, I forgot my 375 also...LOL 3700 in 4000 clothing. That doesn't look ugly to me Al !!!
Gregg,
Can I play? I am not sure if this is a 3700 or a 3800. Kinda ugly but sure cuts good.
Al.
Yup like gregg said, 4000 body on 3700 power plant. thin ring chrome bore.:cool2:
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Been hunting around and found another one...I don't think it's a 3700 though, maybe..
That looks to be a Super 380 (60cc) and a great saw! I love mine, but the low end grunt of the 3700 (61cc) will teach it a thing or two in large wood.
Several years ago I did some comparison of the two. Every time the 3700 was faster in the cut than the 380. But, the 380 is quite a bit lighter and more nimble from my experience with them both.Gregg,
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I'm not crazy about the PowerSharp setup either (would rather the saw didn't have it)............but I can always swap a non-PC clutch cover on. I have a green S25-CVA parts saw, and would just repaint the CC from it to use on a red Craftsman version if I find one. The Craftsman should be a 2.3VL or 2.3PS/VL if it's a CV model.
Like the guys said, 3700 but with the better starter and AF setups from the 4000. May have a Zama carb instead of a Walbro. Damn good saw. If it was a PP395 it'd be a 4000.
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Poulan 47 runs and cuts.
Needs the high speed jet adjusted, the oiler won't stay primed and grommets for the H & L jet in the carb. 'door'.
Need a bar adjuster dog also. 5/16"-18 tpi........Yikes!
Needs the high speed jet adjusted, the oiler won't stay primed and grommets for the H & L jet in the carb. 'door'.
Need a bar adjuster dog also. 5/16"-18 tpi........Yikes!
Oregon D196 bar mount with 3/8" slot. Also considered this a Homelite mount. Oregon site lists 240RNDD196 for 24" bar but doesn't list the 36" bar. May be able to use large Husky bar mount with the slot filed out slightly to fit bar studs.
Do you know what the gauge and pitch are supposed to be?
That looks to be a Super 380 (60cc) and a great saw! I love mine, but the low end grunt of the 3700 (61cc) will teach it a thing or two in large wood.
Gregg,
Yeah, there appears to be a lot more plastic on the 380 than on the 3700. I haven't started the 380 in quite a while, maybe it's time I fire it up!
If you're talking about on the saw, mine is 3/8 pitch .050 gauge.
That's what I thought, but, every bar I find, over 28", is .063 gauge. Know of any place that has the longer bars in .050 gauge??
Saw won't idle on it's side
One of my Poulan's won't idle when turned on either side. It will run at WOT on it's side but dies at idle. I just rebuilt the carb because it wouldn't start and now it seems to be running idling pretty good except for the aforementioned problem. Suggestions please.
Thanks.
One of my Poulan's won't idle when turned on either side. It will run at WOT on it's side but dies at idle. I just rebuilt the carb because it wouldn't start and now it seems to be running idling pretty good except for the aforementioned problem. Suggestions please.
Thanks.
Sugihara has 32" bars 3/8, .050 gauge. Not sure on what mounting type.
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Mister Wizard
Sounds like bad crank seals.
That's what I was afraid of.
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Poulan - - says you have a WT628 User Manuals | Poulan ... also says no rebuild kit.
So I suspect this is a trick question.
Welcome to walbro.com has the general service manuals here wem.walbro.com/distributors/servicemanuals/
Welcome to walbro.com also has http://wem.walbro.com/distributors/ServiceManuals/CarburetorGuide.PDF
there is a WT-628-1 with a rebuild kit, you will have to figure out if it will fit or not.
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