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Just did one...K10-WAT
stubnail67
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or???
ok its either k-10 wat or d-10 wat i dont need the needles or the full kit so im guessing d-10-wat ???
ok its either k-10 wat or d-10 wat i dont need the needles or the full kit so im guessing d-10-wat ???
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....hmmm
i thought k-10 but d-10 is just the gaskets right or was it k-10??? i thought k-ten was everything? what did your kit have?
i thought k-10 but d-10 is just the gaskets right or was it k-10??? i thought k-ten was everything? what did your kit have?
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cool
cool think i will just order 2 k-10 kits since thats all i need and see k-10-wat sounds right for some reason i was thinking d-10??? LOL thank you....
cool think i will just order 2 k-10 kits since thats all i need and see k-10-wat sounds right for some reason i was thinking d-10??? LOL thank you....
D10 is the diaphragm kit, just the gaskets. K10 has the needle. K20 has two needles, one short one long. The long one is the one most Poulan applications call for although I have had a small tiller that used the short one.
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The guy I got the 405 from said he thought it was 52cc. I didnt bother to tell him that its 65cc.
So you know the 405 is based on a Pioneer P-42 as far as I know. Arrowhead told me he thinks the 405 PLUS should have a third transfer port that the regular 405 didnt have. Since this one has black handles it should be a later model.
I did get a chance to go over it a bit today and it checks out pretty good. Runs great but I didnt have a chance to cut with it.
The saw has the original bar on it but it is .058 gauge so I didnt have a chain for it but I slapped this 24" Poulan Pro hardnose on it for now. Heck I might just leave it on it.
Thanks for the info on the 405
Tim
325 46mm bore was one of my favorites in my stable too. :msp_thumbup:
Some dang :msp_tongue::msp_tongue: said he could show it more love then I could so it's gone to a good home with my like new bad boy too. :msp_thumbup:
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I counted the other day. I am down to 24 runners finally and about 8 project saws. With another runner coming in on trade for :msp_rolleyes: .
Someday I will just have it down to my users again I hope. :msp_thumbup:
Warped5
WingNut
I counted the other day. I am down to 24 runners finally and about 8 project saws. With another runner coming in on trade for :msp_rolleyes: .
Someday I will just have it down to my users again I hope. :msp_thumbup:
JJ: Your CAD is in temprary remission and you're in denial. You'll wake up before long and be back over 30 runners by this time next year.
JJ: Your CAD is in temprary remission and you're in denial. You'll wake up before long and be back over 30 runners by this time next year.
Nah been selling off since 2010 when I said to myself enough is a enough :hmm3grin2orange:. Sold 10K worth the first year alone. Helps when some of the saws were 3k to 1k each :help::msp_tongue:
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whoo hoooo
found me a brand new clutch and kit and a brand new drum and the guy had 2 number 10 on the pp180 ipl oil vents ......:hmm3grin2orange:i said i will take them both life is good!!!!! im learning to scrounge up parts on the internet..... guy was in north carolina i think ... i said i need them shipped to florida he laughed said come on really???? ya guys dont have anyone local???? i said not with these parts ....i have a sears shop up the street the only guy that knew his stuff passed last year been like pulling a tooth ever since.....
found me a brand new clutch and kit and a brand new drum and the guy had 2 number 10 on the pp180 ipl oil vents ......:hmm3grin2orange:i said i will take them both life is good!!!!! im learning to scrounge up parts on the internet..... guy was in north carolina i think ... i said i need them shipped to florida he laughed said come on really???? ya guys dont have anyone local???? i said not with these parts ....i have a sears shop up the street the only guy that knew his stuff passed last year been like pulling a tooth ever since.....
You are a better man than I am. I am afraid my bad boy is going to the grave with me, or to the nursing home.
XPLRN
Dad ^^^^ wouldn't understand the CAD!!! :-)
Just a friendly I.D. check..............
Any ideas as to what saw this might be!?? I know there are numerous very sharp folks on this thread......just a friendly/for fun I.D. check. :msp_confused::msp_thumbsup:
It appears to be a low usage saw......however the paint job isn't of the best application with over-spray in some "unique" areas and appearing to lack good adhesion. There is chipped off/peeling off of the paint in various places. I'm wondering if that is typical for this saw manufacturing process or due to owner handling!??
Any ideas as to what saw this might be!?? I know there are numerous very sharp folks on this thread......just a friendly/for fun I.D. check. :msp_confused::msp_thumbsup:
It appears to be a low usage saw......however the paint job isn't of the best application with over-spray in some "unique" areas and appearing to lack good adhesion. There is chipped off/peeling off of the paint in various places. I'm wondering if that is typical for this saw manufacturing process or due to owner handling!??
XPLRN
Dad ^^^^ wouldn't understand the CAD!!! :-)
Just curious...........is your "bad boy" the one in the picture signature??
Yes that is it. I bought that on ebay and it had a hole punched in it from the chain tensioner. I split the case and welded it up. The saw did not appear to have seen alot of use before it was damanged, and it runs very well. It is all stock for now except I left the base gasket out before assembly.
Eccentric
Mister Wizard
That sure looks like a Dayton branded Poulan 5200. You're feeling the STRONG urge to box it up and send it to a certain eccentric old saw nut in Northern California. He won't mind the paint job one bit.
XPLRN
Dad ^^^^ wouldn't understand the CAD!!! :-)
That sure looks like a Dayton branded Poulan 5200. You're feeling the STRONG urge to box it up and send it to a certain eccentric old saw nut in Northern California. He won't mind the paint job one bit.
Didn't Dayton brand other Poulan models besides the 5200?? :msp_confused:
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