Poulan S6000 Parts

[MNewberger]

I recently came across a Poulan S6000. I would like to use it for some light milling work in the spring/summer. It seems to be in good condition but it is missing the choke rod and the felling spikes. I don't need the felling spikes but I definitely need the choke rod. Does anybody happen to know of one for sale?

 

[MNewberger]

 

[nstueve]

So here's your problem... that's actually a dolmar 152/3. They are rare birds and not a lot of parts floating around for them. I'd call the phone number on Chainsawr.com and see what he has. That's your best bet.

There might be something else you can do and that's make your own. They are literally just a rod with a knob on the end and a drilled hole in the far end. You could use a bolt or some rod to do the push pull and a small cotter pin to connect the rod to the carb. Just like OEM. They also used a rubber grommet where it passes through the case.

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[MNewberger]

Thanks for your help. I have a DIY one in place right now but I'd like to find an OEM if possible.

 

[MnSam]

Nice beast. Did you get a good deal?

 

[MNewberger]

I thought it was a pretty good deal. I was looking for a milling saw and this girl looks like she will play the part. I'm planning to buy a Granberg mill so I still need to get a smaller bar (36" or under) and a couple of ripping chains for it. I know now that these are sort of collector's items but it was mostly just an economical way for me to get a milling saw.

 

[nstueve]

I thought it was a pretty good deal. I was looking for a milling saw and this girl looks like she will play the part. I'm planning to buy a Granberg mill so I still need to get a smaller bar (36" or under) and a couple of ripping chains for it. I know now that these are sort of collector's items but it was mostly just an economical way for me to get a milling saw.

Maybe you should trade another midwesterner for a 660/066 for milling and keep the milling time off the antiques...


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[MNewberger]

Maybe you should trade another midwesterner for a 660/066 for milling and keep the milling time off the antiques...

I would probably be open a trade. I'm not attached to this saw and if a newer Stihl would be a better option for a milling saw, I would be willing to do a trade.

 

[blsnelling]

Not a saw I would choose for milling. Sell it to a collector and buy a 394/395XP or 066/660.

 

[nstueve]

I would probably be open a trade. I'm not attached to this saw and if a newer Stihl would be a better option for a milling saw, I would be willing to do a trade.

What are you doing in the spring? Iowa Spring chainsaw Get together is coming soon... and I have a couple spare 066/660's laying around. [emoji6]

 

[MNewberger]

What are you doing in the spring? Iowa Spring chainsaw Get together is coming soon... and I have a couple spare 066/660's laying around.

What part of Iowa is that held in?

 

[burnses]

I don't mill but I have built a 152 sachs...what you got....the ignition can be and issue when the engine gets hot....if I could I would avoid using it for milling

good luck