POULAN The Official Poulan Thread

[lehman live edge slab]

Didn't get any, fixed it at home

Hopefully you went in to get that cleaned out, chainsaw cuts we nasty for infection. I didn’t read the didn’t go in till now. Watch that for any signs of infection. My uncle cut his chest and even after cleaning it was on antibiotics for months

 

[hacskaroly]

Didn't get any, fixed it at home

Ouch, you need to be more careful!! Is there anything you could have done to help prevent that or was it just a freak accident?

I can't tell you how many times at work I brushed against chain and then started bleeding....it doesn't take much from them!

 

[greystone mountain man]

Ouch, you need to be more careful!! Is there anything you could have done to help prevent that or was it just a freak accident?

I can't tell you how many times at work I brushed against chain and then started bleeding....it doesn't take much from them!

I don't remember it kicking back,but I guess it did I didn't know I was cut till I seen the saw was red.

 

[greystone mountain man]

Hopefully you went in to get that cleaned out, chainsaw cuts we nasty for infection. I didn’t read the didn’t go in till now. Watch that for any signs of infection. My uncle cut his chest and even after cleaning it was on antibiotics for months

It's nothing but a scar now.i kept it cleaned out and took antibiotics for a couple of days.one kicked back on my dad cut his neck,he was on antibiotics for a long time.

 

[mirage]

I got a Sears 358 chainsaw that I need a starter hub for. I know you can not find them. I think someone came up with a replacement that you could modify to work. Does anyone else remember this? If so, could they please pass along the information on it? I think the part # for the part is 530037817. Any information would be greatly appreciated thank you

 

[fossil]

I got a Sears 358 chainsaw that I need a starter hub for. I know you can not find them. I think someone came up with a replacement that you could modify to work. Does anyone else remember this? If so, could they please pass along the information on it? I think the part # for the part is 530037817. Any information would be greatly appreciated thank you

All the Craftsman branded Poulan saws have the 358 prefix. The rest of the numbers will identify the saw. A picture of the saw will also work.

 

[mirage]

I did not know that. The model # is 358-356091. I am trying to get the pictures to down load

 

[mirage]

let me try this again

 

[fossil]

You have a Poulan 3800. 60cc.

Let me get back to you later. I have to go out for awhile.

 

[Mastermind]

I'm gonna drag out some old PooLawns if it ever stops raining.

 

[fossil]

let me try this again

If you could pull the starter cover off and look at the pawls on the flywheel and tell me if they look like this?


OR this

 

[greystone mountain man]

I got a Sears 358 chainsaw that I need a starter hub for. I know you can not find them. I think someone came up with a replacement that you could modify to work. Does anyone else remember this? If so, could they please pass along the information on it? I think the part # for the part is 530037817. Any information would be greatly appreciated thank you

Its not worth fixing just let me get it off your hands and save you the trouble

 

[mirage]

It is the first one. The plastic rope starter is stripped.

 

[fossil]

It is the first one. The plastic rope starter is stripped.

I don't think anyone has found an alternate pulley for that type. The lower pic has different pawls and a sub has been found for that one.

Rather than finding a pulley for the your saw you might be better off finding a flywheel from a Poulan 3700 or 4000. and doing the sub pulley in the vid attached.

Forget above, I just found that Lil red barn has a new repro pulley.

NEW POULAN 3400, STARTER ROPE PULLEY REPLACES PART # 530028487 USA SHIP | eBay

PULLEY IS NOT MADE IN CHINA.

www.ebay.com

 

[mirage]

Thanks .Just ordered 2 of them