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  1. 03-19-2011, 07:37 PM #9361
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    Quote Originally Posted by redunshee View Post
    I'll bet your duckbill valve is missing. Is there a star shaped metal ring inside the cap top? If so, that seals the duckbill valve inside the cap.
    the star shaped washer is there.
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  2. 03-19-2011, 07:42 PM #9362
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    Quote Originally Posted by mweba View Post
    Horn Tooter LOL


    That saw sounds good! Will eventually pick one up to finish off the series.

    Just watched the video....and that was my first thought too!

    Saw sounds real good. A noodle making machine too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen C. View Post
    On my way back from picking up a nice old Homelite XL 12 I stopped by a "second hand junk" shop. It was filled with all manner of guy stuff. The man who owns it asked if there was anything in particular I was looking for. I mentioned that I like old chain saws, he pointed out a nice little Poulan and a slightly beat up Husky. They both have great compression and seemed to be all there. I thought I was almost cured of CAD but I suppose It was just in remission. My Poulan 361 was supposed to arrive by mail today but it was not to be. Oh well perhaps on monday....





    Cool grab. I'll take that 41 off your hands if you don't need it. It'll go good with my 51 and 61...
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  4. 03-19-2011, 07:56 PM #9364
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    Well Guys,


    I've got my nose on the ground and my tail's a waggin' again!!!

    Just what I need................another chainsaw!
    Oh well, they aren't making the "Great Old Green" anymore.


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  5. 03-19-2011, 08:02 PM #9365
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    Quote Originally Posted by rms61moparman View Post
    Well Guys,


    I've got my nose on the ground and my tail's a waggin' again!!!

    Just what I need................another chainsaw!
    Oh well, they aren't making the "Great Old Green" anymore.


    Mike
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    Game warden here, you hunting this late after sundown, I'll need to confiscate your "game". Let this be a learning experience. lol
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  6. 03-19-2011, 08:04 PM #9366
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    Thanks for the info Dave. Can you tell me what series/model it would be? Tryed Acers site with no luck.
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  7. 03-19-2011, 08:35 PM #9367
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darnell View Post
    Thanks for the info Dave. Can you tell me what series/model it would be? Tryed Acers site with no luck.
    Post up a pic?? I'd say off the bat, mabe a 4218.
    Poulan 4000------Poulan 3314
    Poulan 3700------Poulan S25DA (NOS)
    Poulan 3400------Poulan 2150 & 1950
    (2) Poulan 2375 WildThing------(3) Craftsman 2.0
    (2) Poulan Micro XXV-----Poulan 2300 AV---- Poulan 1800
    Poulan 4900-----Poulan 361------(2) Poulan S25DA

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  8. 03-19-2011, 08:38 PM #9368
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    I pulled the S25 appart to see the extent of the damage, and the piston looks toasty, the cylinder cleaned up quite well, still some scratches, but only below the exhaust port, above it their not noticable with a pointer. The piston looks so bad it had to be straight gassed??







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    Poulan 3700------Poulan S25DA (NOS)
    Poulan 3400------Poulan 2150 & 1950
    (2) Poulan 2375 WildThing------(3) Craftsman 2.0
    (2) Poulan Micro XXV-----Poulan 2300 AV---- Poulan 1800
    Poulan 4900-----Poulan 361------(2) Poulan S25DA

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  9. 03-19-2011, 09:27 PM #9369
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    No pic yet but it is dark red/maroon in color and says PPB1838 in small writing at th top of the sticker with the big Poulan Pro 18" 38cc sticker. The EPA sticker says 2004. I hope this info helps becouse I can't really find anything about a PPB1838.
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  10. 03-19-2011, 10:08 PM #9370
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen C. View Post
    On my way back from picking up a nice old Homelite XL 12 I stopped by a "second hand junk" shop. It was filled with all manner of guy stuff. The man who owns it asked if there was anything in particular I was looking for. I mentioned that I like old chain saws, he pointed out a nice little Poulan and a slightly beat up Husky. They both have great compression and seemed to be all there. I thought I was almost cured of CAD but I suppose It was just in remission. My Poulan 361 was supposed to arrive by mail today but it was not to be. Oh well perhaps on monday....





    Cool haul. Metal saws with the paint worn off the handle. Good karma on those.

    You'r gonna love the sound that Homie with the stack exhaust makes.
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  11. 03-20-2011, 06:29 AM #9371
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    Quote Originally Posted by Modifiedmark View Post
    Don't forget you will need a 425 and 445 as well.

    SHHHHH Ignorance is bliss
    Looking for a clean, running Husky 435. Shoot me a PM if you have one to spare.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mweba View Post
    SHHHHH Ignorance is bliss
    Yes it is sometimes but in this case it can be eaiser on the wallet as well.

    That 415 really run strong, no doubt about it.

    I had to keep telling Mike to remember we were cutting Maple though.




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    Quote Originally Posted by dave76 View Post
    Like redunshee said the valve is replaceable, if the star washer is still there pry it out and get a new valve for it, then push the star back in, done. Duckbill valve PN 530026119
    thank you thats what i was wondering.
    so who is the best place to order poulan parts from.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kotex View Post
    thank you thats what i was wondering.
    so who is the best place to order poulan parts from.
    I get a lot of stuff from ebay, just put the poulan number in the search. Also check out Baileys chainsaw.
    Poulan 4000------Poulan 3314
    Poulan 3700------Poulan S25DA (NOS)
    Poulan 3400------Poulan 2150 & 1950
    (2) Poulan 2375 WildThing------(3) Craftsman 2.0
    (2) Poulan Micro XXV-----Poulan 2300 AV---- Poulan 1800
    Poulan 4900-----Poulan 361------(2) Poulan S25DA

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    Quote Originally Posted by kotex View Post
    thank you thats what i was wondering.
    so who is the best place to order poulan parts from.
    I've gotten stuff at ordertree.
    STIHL MS211 14" , MS260PRO 16", MS361 18", MS441 20" , MS440 (NIB), MS460 25" Dual Port, MS650 28" Dual Port
    Poulan PRO 255 14" (45th Anniv), 260 16", 295 16", 315 18" (50th Anniv) x2, 325 16", 330 18", 336 16", 380 20" x3, 505 22", (NOS) 655BP 18,24,+32"
    Poulan 2000 14", 2175 18" (50th Anniv), 2800 16" x2, 3100 18", 3450 18" x2, 3750 20+22" (Bad Boy Edition)
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