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lawnmowertech37
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Im sure there may be more but the part # is 530002558
71a s72 take the same filter
Also have a new Crankshaft that has Wright saws poulan written on the package cannot make out the part #
Some OEM Sprockets 530010007 fits the 5400 4400 4900 4200 5200
Also for the 306A owners looking for a New Tank and handle assembly i have just one available
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Joe's 4000.......
Joe, excellent find! That saw is so clean I can't believe it. Someone mentioned a decal for it. I say put it on and be done with her, as it surely deserves it. Well, the decal and maybe a new chain. Did any tools, manuals, or a case come with it? Was it stored in a case, or was the owner just meticulous about his gear? Best, Max.
Joe, excellent find! That saw is so clean I can't believe it. Someone mentioned a decal for it. I say put it on and be done with her, as it surely deserves it. Well, the decal and maybe a new chain. Did any tools, manuals, or a case come with it? Was it stored in a case, or was the owner just meticulous about his gear? Best, Max.
Joe's 4000
Joe, that is the best one I have seen! I thought Brad Snelling's 4000 was the best I ever saw, but I think yours just might be the newest looking one I ever seen. Kinda like ya went back in a time machine to get that..LOL
Yes, they were expensive in their day! I paid just about $300 with tax for my 3400 in 1985-86.
I have some decals for that also Joe. I wasn't tickled with the upper clutch side decal, so I am going to try and make a new version. I'll send ya both when ever I get it made..
My green 4000 is looking up also, I put a black shroud on it, replacing the green one. And, a super new "ModifiedMark" muffler.
Also have a new Windsor Speed tip bar comming also.
Gregg,
Joe, that is the best one I have seen! I thought Brad Snelling's 4000 was the best I ever saw, but I think yours just might be the newest looking one I ever seen. Kinda like ya went back in a time machine to get that..LOL
Yes, they were expensive in their day! I paid just about $300 with tax for my 3400 in 1985-86.
I have some decals for that also Joe. I wasn't tickled with the upper clutch side decal, so I am going to try and make a new version. I'll send ya both when ever I get it made..
My green 4000 is looking up also, I put a black shroud on it, replacing the green one. And, a super new "ModifiedMark" muffler.
Also have a new Windsor Speed tip bar comming also.
Gregg,
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very nice looking saw
Great find! I wish my 3400 looked that nice.Mine could really use some paint.Cheers.
Great find! I wish my 3400 looked that nice.Mine could really use some paint.Cheers.
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I have some decals for that also Joe. I wasn't tickled with the upper clutch side decal, so I am going to try and make a new version. I'll send ya both when ever I get it made..
Gregg,
How did I know that was gonna happen???
You are a fine feller (not the tree feller type feller the Kentuckian for fellow type feller) Gregg!
Mike
Thanks Guys! To answer some questions....The saw unfortunately didnt come with the case, manuals etc. The guy didnt strike me as someone who was obcessive about cleaning their saws (like me), I think he bought it, cut the brush and put it away for 25 years. I lucked out not many guys bought a $600 pro saw to cut some twigs. It looks like the chain hasnt ever been sharpened even! It is a bada$$ looking saw. I find the 3400-4000 saw the best "looking" saws. The 4000 with the high intake is perfect.
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Joe, that is the best one I have seen! I thought Brad Snelling's 4000 was the best I ever saw, but I think yours just might be the newest looking one I ever seen. Kinda like ya went back in a time machine to get that..LOL
Yes, they were expensive in their day! I paid just about $300 with tax for my 3400 in 1985-86.
I have some decals for that also Joe. I wasn't tickled with the upper clutch side decal, so I am going to try and make a new version. I'll send ya both when ever I get it made..
My green 4000 is looking up also, I put a black shroud on it, replacing the green one. And, a super new "ModifiedMark" muffler.
Also have a new Windsor Speed tip bar comming also.
Gregg,
Thanks for the Decals Gregg! get soem pics of your saw up.
The fan housing is found on a 3700 IPL and I didnt look but it should be the same as 3400-4000 saws.
I don't have time to search all them IPLs for those rings so I dont know off hand.
That 54 air filter will also fit a 71-A which I have. My birthday is coming up.
Joe, like the others said, that is a fine looking 4000!
How did I know that was gonna happen???
You are a fine feller (not the tree feller type feller the Kentuckian for fellow type feller) Gregg!
Mike
Hey Mike! As far as I know, I don't think I would be breaking any laws by mailing some of those to Kentucky also.
If ya got a saw that needs a sprucing up, just PM me your address, and I'll see what I can come up with.
Gregg,
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The fan housing is found on a 3700 IPL and I didnt look but it should be the same as 3400-4000 saws.
I don't have time to search all them IPLs for those rings so I dont know off hand.
That 54 air filter will also fit a 71-A which I have. My birthday is coming up.
I have the filters listed on the obsolete poulan parts catalog cost
$ 15.00 ea
I will say this went to bed last night and this morning we have 7 inchs of snow on the ground
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To my knowledge the sand cast saws used 3 different filters. The 86/90 series and similar used long cylindrical one that is larger in diameter than the 54/72 style air filter. The 33/32/K100 used a stubby round air filter. The real old sand cast like the model b may have used some odd paper or element type filters.
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Thats some good information, thanks for the heads up.
Hey Mike! As far as I know, I don't think I would be breaking any laws by mailing some of those to Kentucky also.
If ya got a saw that needs a sprucing up, just PM me your address, and I'll see what I can come up with.
Gregg,
They must be kinda lax on most laws in Ky. Why do alot of the kids call there folks, uncle pa and aunti ma ?
They must be kinda lax on most laws in Ky. Why do alot of the kids call there folks, uncle pa and aunti ma ?
LOL, Mark said that!, NOT ME! :biggrinbounce2:
Just one big happy family, south of the river I guess.
Gregg,
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Thats the color I'm sick of seeing around here, White & Brown..
Can't wait to see some GREEN ! and that goes for trees, grass & Saws!
Gregg,
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Thats the color I'm sick of seeing around here, White & Brown..
Can't wait to see some GREEN ! and that goes for trees, grass & Saws!
Gregg,
The last time we had this was back in 2003 we had 12 inchs back then
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They must be kinda lax on most laws in Ky. Why do alot of the kids call there folks, uncle pa and aunti ma ?
At least we know who the kin are, there are places where the most common phrase you hear is "Hoosier Daddy"!!!LOL
Mike
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