POULAN The Official Poulan Thread

[Stubnail67]

sorry ......

Just shoot me down while dont ya lol.[/QU

 

[Stubnail67]

Did you see the 3.3 for sale here on the forum?

no it was here in florida down south

 

[Dub11]

sorry ......

I kid I kid. I have two of its craftsmen cuzins already.

 

[Stubnail67]

It was green poulan i like the yellow and black ones....it looked pretty beat up

 

[Stubnail67]

It was green poulan i like the yellow and black ones....it looked pretty beat up

my bad its a 3500

 

[Dub11]

It was green poulan i like the yellow and black ones....it looked pretty beat up

Sounds like the green 2800 I picked up a while back. It was very cherry.

 

[Dub11]

Oh and here us that link
http://opeforum.com/threads/sears-craftsman-branded-poulan-3300.13887/

 

[Stubnail67]

and he said none of the chains fit.. could not tell me what the pitch was.... thats always scary.....

 

[Dub11]

my bad its a 3500 View attachment 143247

With the 3/8s low pro set up. I bet the spur or rim was chewed to hell.

 

[Stubnail67]

Sounds like the green 2800 I picked up a while back. It was very cherry.
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Ouch thats really beat up.....how was the piston? i have a 2.8 craftsman on the way to me minus the bar....20 bux plus shipping same a a poulan 4620/295 /2.8 its a dark green and really clean hope its not all scored up for 20 i could not help my self...

 

[Stubnail67]

With the 3/8s low pro set up. I bet the spur or rim was chewed to hell.

I may go check it out see if i can get it lower see what the piston looks like.....i been wanting one of these whats the 3500 around 60 cc?

 

[Dub11]

I may go check it out see if i can get it lower see what the piston looks like.....i been wanting one of these whats the 3500 around 60 cc?

Yes the 3500 is 60cc.
And here is a piston pic.
I think itll live. Oh and it was $40

 

[Lightning Performance]

I have a burnt top end 3500. Lots of room under that hood.

The 295's run good and are pretty light. Never compared it to it brother or the PP220.

 

[Dub11]

I have a burnt top end 3500. Lots of room under that hood.

The 295's run good and are pretty light. Never compared it to it brother or the PP220.

Well what are you gonna do with the 3500?

 

[Lightning Performance]

Well what are you gonna do with the 3500?

Duno. It looks like a sleeper that makes people go wtf...
That will require time. I got jugs and stuffs.

 

[Dub11]

and he said none of the chains fit.. could not tell me what the pitch was.... thats always scary.....

Did you get the saw?

 

[FergusonTO35]

I read somewhere that the 2800/295/4620 was originally a Jonsered design? Had a PP 4620 for awhile. It started easily and seemed to have decent power for what it was. Never did like the spongy AV or really cheap blow molded handles but you cant expect too much for the price. Sold it because I got a great deal on an Echo.

 

[Dub11]

I read somewhere that the 2800/295/4620 was originally a Jonsered design? Had a PP 4620 for awhile. It started easily and seemed to have decent power for what it was. Never did like the spongy AV or really cheap blow molded handles but you cant expect too much for the price. Sold it because I got a great deal on an Echo.

The 2800 is a Poulan creation. The 295 and 4620 iirc are more of a Partner influence like some of the Jreds at the time.

 

[FergusonTO35]

Thanks, for some reason I was thinking the 2800 was a twin to the other two models. I've seen pics of Jred and Partner branded saws sold in Europe that had the same design and construction.

 

[S Sidwell]

The Poulan 2800 and Craftsman 2.8 are the same, that's the only twins I know of.

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