Nik's Poulan Thread
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EZRYDER
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I have an" S25 PRO" not a "Poulan PRO S25" Type I
All metal, short clutch cover, light orange, no auto oiler, 14".
Larry
All metal, short clutch cover, light orange, no auto oiler, 14".
Larry
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Mister Wizard
Yep. Many of us have been there at one time or another. I've had several goes at it...:cool2:
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LOL!!!
Yeah Me Too!
That's why I wish a few that have "come and gone" would have stayed.
They took the heat off of me!!!
Its usually on a sticker tag. I have one earlier model that was on the saw body just to the right of the trigger handle and the later ones were on the cyl cover on the left side.
Thanks, I'll look again.
4000 carb
I can't seem to get the Walbro HDB carb on my 4000 working correctly. New kit, ultrasonic treatment and it still doesn't seem to work. Saw fires immediately with a spritz of mix. I saw a ZAMA C3A for sale on eBay and was wondering if this would be a good replacement carb. Seller says it fits 3400, 3700, 4000, 375 etc.
I can't seem to get the Walbro HDB carb on my 4000 working correctly. New kit, ultrasonic treatment and it still doesn't seem to work. Saw fires immediately with a spritz of mix. I saw a ZAMA C3A for sale on eBay and was wondering if this would be a good replacement carb. Seller says it fits 3400, 3700, 4000, 375 etc.
Make sure that the loop on the inlet needle lever is not streached out where it goes over the pin. If those levers are ajusted in the wrong manner, the loop can be damaged to the point where it wont let the lever pivit properly and thus wont move the inlet needle properly either.
I have ran into this before and now have a few complete metering plates from Walbro here.
I'll try that because I didn't like the looks of the way that lever was working to much anyway. Just kind of assumed it was OK. Thanks.
I had a similar problem with my 4000. But at this point I think its an ignition issue. On my 3.7 I also had some issues, turns out the fuel line had gone bad in less than a year from the ethanol. Replaced that with new tygon and it runs fine. Check you tank vent too.
In answer to your 2nd question, Yes it will. The Zama C3A is what is on my PP375. I tried both it and the Walbro HDB, on the same saw, just for fun. Couldn't tell a bit of difference.
Gregg,
After a couple days of rain interuption, I milled the 3rd cant out of that Basswood. Hope it gives us enough to play with. Its ammazing how big of a log it takes to get a 10" square cant out of it. The last one I did was 16", and just did get a full 10" out of it.
Gregg,
Its ammazing how big of a log it takes to get a 10" square cant out of it. The last one I did was 16", and just did get a full 10" out of it.
Gregg,
After a couple days of rain interuption, I milled the 3rd cant out of that Basswood. Hope it gives us enough to play with.
Gregg,
Sure is pretty wood, Gregg. Almost a shame to cut it into cookies.
Chris J.
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After a couple days of rain interuption, I milled the 3rd cant out of that Basswood. Hope it gives us enough to play with.
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Gregg,
Y'all going to be doing some timed races
? Nice job on the GTG, Greg. I can't yet rep you, need to spread it around first.
Steve, All wood looks good when in that form. But I guess it all is gonna end up in a pile of chips or dust, no matter if round or square.:msp_biggrin:
Y'all going to be doing some timed races
Nice job on the GTG, Greg. I can't yet rep you, need to spread it around first.
Thats the plan Chris. I'm not a racer, but I know some love to do that. Figured its the fairest way to test one saw against another. Best suited for smaller saws, I'm thinking. Big, fast, powerfull saws would take a blink of the eye in 10" of Basswood!
I do have some bigger round wood to test big saws in.Gregg,
In answer to your 2nd question, Yes it will. The Zama C3A is what is on my PP375. I tried both it and the Walbro HDB, on the same saw, just for fun. Couldn't tell a bit of difference.
Gregg,
Thanks, Gregg. I might just try one. Nice job on the cants too!
I am working on a 4900 and am trying to remove the isolators from one tank and put them in another. Is there a special tool needed because these suckers are in there but good. The old tank has a corroded hole in it and the one he brought me has 4 bad mounts and new ones are more than he will spend. Any help?????
Yep there is a special tool. I dont know where to get one so I made one. PITA but it works.
