POULAN The Official Poulan Thread

[Termitebuffet]

You like these? I'll keep my eyes open.

Thanks man

Sawhawgz, ruining the internet since 2012...

 

[beaglebriar]

I need to experiment with 60cc ones ...I dig the 54cc ones

Sawhawgz, ruining the internet since 2012...

There was a green one about that size at a sale the other day. Don't really know what it went for...I'll pay more attention next time.

Was focused on that old counter vibe...

 

[Termitebuffet]

There was a green one about that size at a sale the other day. Don't really know what it went for...I'll pay more attention next time.

Was focused on that old counter vibe...

I get that way myself sometimes

Sawhawgz, ruining the internet since 2012...

 

[Mycamaro_68]

I need to experiment with 60cc ones ...I dig the 54cc ones

Sawhawgz, ruining the internet since 2012...

If you are interested in one send me a PM. I have a 375 that I have been hanging on to for a while but it wouldn't really hurt my feelings to sell it either.

 

[countryhog]

Looking for the baffle and spark screen for 3400, 3700, 3800, 4000, 375, etc. muffler. anyone?

 

[sawfun]

I finally found a nice low hour, factory stenciled, 36" bar for my Home Depot style Poulan 505.

 

[countryhog]

Checked compression on my new poulan XXV micro delux today, ugh!What is minimum allowable compression?

 

[Dub11]

Checked compression on my new poulan XXV micro delux today, ugh!What is minimum allowable compression?

Most engines 110-120.

 

[countryhog]

So guessing 65 not gonna cut it. Lol

 

[Mycamaro_68]

So guessing 65 not gonna cut it. Lol

Are those the same as Craftsman 2.0 or Poulan 2000?

If so I have a few parts saws that I can check to see if they have decent compression, if you are interested.

 

[Cut4fun]

Was talking in a thread on chainsaw repair group and thought I would share pic here too.
Showing someone why I sell all the 026 353 350 351 346 I get in. I run these instead.

 

[Lee H]

Not your average Poulan. Found this one this winter and
suppose to be a runner.

 

[countryhog]

Rebuilding my XXV micro and forgot how easy it is to dump the needle bearings. I remember now. I managed to find 12 and reinstall. Us that the right number?

 

[sawfun]

Not your average Poulan. Found this one this winter and
suppose to be a runner.

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Ah yes, an early edition Wildthing. lol

 

[p61 western]

So guessing 65 not gonna cut it. Lol

I still have some parts if you need some. I believe I have one with a decent top end.

 

[Lee H]

Ah yes, an early edition Wildthing. lol

But i'll bet a bit more dependable than a wild thang.

 

[S Sidwell]

You take that back.

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[sawfun]

But i'll bet a bit more dependable than a wild thang.

More metal = more better. Then again, that may be a generational perspective. So many young guys I've found think a certain brand of machine is good, when they have never had the fortune to have been around the good stuff. An Old German or American lathe that will turn down to a tenth of a thousandth vs a newer Asian made machine that will only go to 2 or 3 thousanths accurately, comes to mind. Sorry for the rant. Actually I REALLY am, very sorry.

 

[S Sidwell]

I would just hate to have to throw that on the back of the 4wheeler and drive it to the creek to cut a tree out. Would need a trailer and don't think I would want to drop it in waist deep water.

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[S Sidwell]

Older stuff was made to last. I've got an old brake lathe my dealership had, must have been made in the 70's. To me it does a better job than the newer hunter we have. It is slow but is true and produces a nice finish.

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