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    Quote Originally Posted by WoodChucker81 View Post
    The 3800 I have....

    Is / was there ever a later model that eventually had a working chainbrake?? And furthermore, can one be retrofitted to the current 3800 I have??

    I'm totally new to the oldschool Poulan saws - and I just picked up that 3800 on Friday. Expect lot's of noob questions.
    Yes, there was a chain brake available for those older Poulans, as an option.
    But, they are very rarely seen. Seems they were more poular on the saws sold in Canada. Maybe it was a requirement for saws sold in Canada, I don't know.


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    Quote Originally Posted by WoodChucker81 View Post
    lawnmowertech has a few in stock. I'm gonna order me one this week. Thanks though!!
    I will have it already boxed and ready to ship when I see the order it will be labeled on the way

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    Quote Originally Posted by OhioGregg View Post
    Yes, there was a chain brake available for those older Poulans, as an option.
    But, they are very rarely seen. Seems they were more poular on the saws sold in Canada. Maybe it was a requirement for saws sold in Canada, I don't know.


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    Man I'd love to get my hands on a chainbrake setup for that 3800. Where would one even start to look??
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    Quote Originally Posted by WoodChucker81 View Post
    Man I'd love to get my hands on a chainbrake setup for that 3800. Where would one even start to look??
    you and a lot of other guys including me Jason. Every now and then they pop up on the 'bay but they can go for more than you payed for your saw....
    allow me to shamelessly repost a pic of the one I rebuilt for my dad,
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    Quote Originally Posted by FATGUY View Post
    you and a lot of other guys including me Jason. Every now and then they pop up on the 'bay but they can go for more than you payed for your saw....
    allow me to shamelessly repost a pic of the one I rebuilt for my dad,


    I just checked your profile pics!! That saw is DDG!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by FATGUY View Post
    you and a lot of other guys including me Jason. Every now and then they pop up on the 'bay but they can go for more than you payed for your saw....
    allow me to shamelessly repost a pic of the one I rebuilt for my dad,
    Thats a beauty Nik

    I think there was a NOS chain brake setup that sold on ebay few months ago. From a dealer that went out of buissnes. Nik might have a better memory than me, but I think it went for $80.00, In any case, it was expensive!! to say the least.


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    Quote Originally Posted by WoodChucker81 View Post
    Man I'd love to get my hands on a chainbrake setup for that 3800. Where would one even start to look??
    I just seen this, nice 3800!

    I don't understand the chain brake searching myself, but here is the chainbrake kit # in case you happen to run across one, and there has to be some on a shelf somewhere, in Canada if no place else.

    #952069261

    Good luck with your search.




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    Quote Originally Posted by FATGUY View Post
    Lawrence (Petesoldsaws) So lets start a Poulan thread!!! (Lawrence and Jerry, we want your input too) Old Poulan owners UNITE!!!!
    i found this saw at the scrap metal yard and paid .40/lb for it. it's in really nice condition. Poulan Model 53, 82cc. it's got good spark and compression but haven't gotten it running yet. been working on a Mac 1-85... but this 53 is really clean and the bar looks barely used. i think it's a keeper!
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    Try this one Woodchucker. I looked at Acres site and he doesn't have a picture of a 3800, if it looks like a 3300 or 3500, the brake on that orange one should work. I have a 3300, and the clutch is the same as my 2800. Maybe Mark or Calvin would know. If you do get these, I'll buy the topcover from the green one from you if you want to part with it.




    I didn't go back to your link and saw the picture. This one won't work, but I'll leave it up for anyone else interested. That 3800 is a nice looking saw.
    Last edited by Vibes; 01-25-2010 at 08:24 AM. Reason: missed something

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    Will do some looking around for the chain brake not guaranteed that will locate one but will try .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vibes View Post
    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT


    Try this one Woodchucker. I looked at Acres site and he doesn't have a picture of a 3800, if it looks like a 3300 or 3500, the brake on that orange one should work. I have a 3300, and the clutch is the same as my 2800. Maybe Mark or Calvin would know. If you do get these, I'll buy the topcover from the green one from you if you want to part with it.




    I didn't go back to your link and saw the picture. This one won't work, but I'll leave it up for anyone else interested. That 3800 is a nice looking saw.

    Nope those won't work, different series.




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    Quote Originally Posted by Modifiedmark View Post
    Nope those won't work, different series.
    Homelite XL 14" (Baby Saw)
    Poulan Pro S25 16" (MS200T killer)
    Poulan Pro 295 16" (Muffler Mod Screamer)
    Poulan Pro 330 20" (Favorite Go To)
    Poulan Pro Super 380 22" (Yeah, it's a runner)
    Poulan Pro 375 20" (Old Faithful)
    Poulan Pro 455 24" (The Biotch)
    Poulan Pro 475 24" (MS440 Plaything)
    Poulan Pro 505 28" ('Nough Said)
    Poulan 5400 30"
    Poulan 8500 32"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Old51AVE View Post
    Seems like not too many people are fond of these series of Poulans, but I happen to love mine!
    First thing I wood do is get rid of that clutch cover and tensioner (weak spot) and get a cover with the 2 bar nuts! P/N # 530058933 will get you a cover and tensioner for about $6 bux.Don't forget to get the 2 bar nuts, P/N # 530015917 (x2) about $0.50 ea. If your a bit more inclined, you can do a muffler mod (really wakes up this saw) and a carb mod (so you can tune with a regular screwdriver). I ran an 18" bar on it and it did ok, I switched to a 16" bar and that new Oregon 91vxl chain and ended up with a nice, cheap strato-screamer for about $120cdn!




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    I picked one up at Home Depot this weekend for $99.99. Not sure why it was there but, it was new with the case, sitting on top of the box in a corner. All the HD's around here have gone to the red Homies. Funny thing, it had the traditional two nut bar mount & adjuster rather than the tool-less one that I see often. I didn't need another saw but, I bought it anyway.

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    I have this same saw and for the money, it is a pretty dang good one. I just wish they would fix the fuel caps so they don't swell and stick. I have two to rotate them.

    Good idea on the bar and chain change. I will try that when my 18 chains are gone.

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