I just went to parts direct and they had the IPLs in question, just not for download. I usually don't bother downloading them since Sears keeps them for years at their site, you can bookmark the page however.
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I just went to parts direct and they had the IPLs in question, just not for download. I usually don't bother downloading them since Sears keeps them for years at their site, you can bookmark the page however.
If you are looking for a parts list for a Poulan 2000 I have that and can send it to you in an email if you like. Just PM your email to me.
Chris J.
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PM sent, TIA!
Ok you should have it.
Chris J.
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Found and downloaded, many thanks!
The Poulan 1800 2000 IPL is a very clean doc :msp_thumbup:, much better quality than many of the IPLs, manuals, etc. that I've find on the net.
Hey your welcome. I have more on other models if you need something in the future.
You are right about some documents being very bad and hard to read.
Hey Chris, the poulan.com website has the IPL's in the Customer Support section . http://www.poulan.com/ddoc/POUI/POUI1996_USen/POUI1996_USen__530083694.pdf
Anyone ever heard of it? Someone gave me a Lombard S-AL-42 (Not a Poulan but just about a 361:hmm3grin2orange. It had a rim style sprocket, and the only marking was 400-7. I'll be switching to 3/8. but was curious.......
I have one on my Pioneer 1771. Apparently that was a Pioneer in house chain pitch in the early 70's.
Thanks for posting that, I did not know about that site either.
Chris J.
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Well, duh me
. I never thought to check Poulan.com, I need to do noseing around there. Thanks!
Well, duh me
homelitejim
Full of Scrap
I picked up my first Poulan Pro, not quite complete but for only $4 I'm not complaining.
rms61moparman
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I picked up my first Poulan Pro, not quite complete but for only $4 I'm not complaining.
So you bought the trigger and they threw the rest in for free!!!
They all gotta start somewhere.
Mike
Yup they do, as long as you got a good P/C the rest is eaiser to find.
homelitejim
Full of Scrap
I will see when it is not so hot.
Chris J.
Addicted to ArboristSite
Well, duh me
Hey now!
In my lame defense I was looking for the Craftsman IPLs, not the Poulan IPLs :msp_flapper:.
Found a good use for those old left over husky clutch covers. :msp_wink:
Well I have 3 runners 415 475 505 so far and project 425 still in the works. Problem is I have 3 runners and 2 clutch covers.
So I made a 3rd one today. Poulan ones are plastic. The one I modified is metal.
Started with this clutch cover and started carving on it ;D . Makes a big mess everywhere with all those flakes.
and ended up with a usable cover test fitted to my poulan and yes I will paint yellow someday.
Well I have 3 runners 415 475 505 so far and project 425 still in the works. Problem is I have 3 runners and 2 clutch covers.
So I made a 3rd one today. Poulan ones are plastic. The one I modified is metal.
Started with this clutch cover and started carving on it ;D . Makes a big mess everywhere with all those flakes.
and ended up with a usable cover test fitted to my poulan and yes I will paint yellow someday.
S25DA's $$
i need to know what the top $ price would be for these? each? i have gone through both saws and changed, fuel lines, filters, plug, de burred bar, sharpened chain, cleaned muffler/screen, new duck bills, clean/rebuilt carburetor as well as did a full tear down and clean of saws. they start run and idle as they should.View attachment 248439
i need to know what the top $ price would be for these? each? i have gone through both saws and changed, fuel lines, filters, plug, de burred bar, sharpened chain, cleaned muffler/screen, new duck bills, clean/rebuilt carburetor as well as did a full tear down and clean of saws. they start run and idle as they should.View attachment 248439
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