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Reemove all the rubber pieces i usually plug the holes then ya dump some brake clean in there slosh it around then blow dry with compressed air, i usually borrow the wifes hair dryer and warm up the tank with it lets it flow easier in there
 
I will probably do that this weekend and just let it dry a couple of days, I have a new aftermarket piston on the way, and carb kits, so after I get the tank sealed we will see if she will fire up.
 
Also, are you supposed to be able to free wheel the c-5? When I turn the sprocket I can feel it and hear it spinning the crank and piston
 
Man tell me about it! It's been sitting there for a little better than a month and now it's running, it's very gratifying!
 
When i finally got my poulan 71 running after messing with it for so long i was on cloud nine, just wait until you sink that beast in some wood:rock:
 
When i finally got my poulan 71 running after messing with it for so long i was on cloud nine, just wait until you sink that beast in some wood:rock:
Definitely can't wait, have to get a new chain for that .404 solid nosed bar, just trying to figure out if there is something wrong with my clutch because when I try and spin the chain I feel the crank and piston turning as well.
 
Sweet! I really need to get out and network in my community to see if I can find some good stuff. I'm a little strapped for cash for my hobbie right now, but it will replenish over time lol
 
Sweet! I really need to get out and network in my community to see if I can find some good stuff. I'm a little strapped for cash for my hobbie right now, but it will replenish over time lol
This guy was a dealer in the 80s, same guy I got a bunch of other nos stuff from also that bada** 5 foot tall mcculloch sign
 
It says it's at my local post office this morning as if 5:42 so I'm thinking it should go out on the truck today.
 
The engine will turn if you manually turn the clutch itself, however the engine shouldn't turn just by turning the clutch drum. If i does you either have a clutch thats stuck out, or more than likely the drum bearing is dirty and dry, remove the drum and check the bearing, clean it up and put some grease on it
 
The engine will turn if you manually turn the clutch itself, however the engine shouldn't turn just by turning the clutch drum. If i does you either have a clutch thats stuck out, or more than likely the drum bearing is dirty and dry, remove the drum and check the bearing, clean it up and put some grease on it
I thought that might be the case, I will pull it apart and put some grease in it, will that bearing come out easy?
 

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