Not one of those. I'm guessing 2800, 2900, 3100, 3300
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Not one of those. I'm guessing 2800, 2900, 3100, 3300
\That bow like Tim shown will only fit a reduction drive saw and is probably .063 gauge. Those show up now and again, the 3 bolt mount is the really hard one to find.
Nice find, let me know if you have no use for it...
axe2fall
Hound runner
Only as a conversation piece hanging on the saw wall
The one on the left setup for a bow, or looks like it.Thanks to a member on AS I picked up. 4Z251A and a 4Z251.do any of you know the difference? In the two?
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Steve
Thats cool too, at least you know what it fits for your conversations now!
No, the cover is just not up in place tight. The cover and case both have to be notched for a bow and there was a special lower handle brace with a drop down on it for a bow.
The model without the A has an adjustable oiler
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I don't know the difference in the Dayton models, never really seen any documentation from Dayton on any of them.
There were slight difference's in the 245 based saws over there production with different suffixes.
The adjustable oiler kind of dates it to a real early model , but interesting to see operator presence levers on both of them.
Like I said before, relabeled saws were sometimes built to other specs for the vendors.
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Ok, night mission last night. Couldn't take it anymore so made a few cuts in a round I had to test a couple saws I haven't used yet. The 3700 I muff modded which cut and ran great and the muff modded 3000. All I can say about that 3000 is WOW! What a great smaller saw, I can't wait to use it a bunch this summer.
Tried a couple cuts with the "Franken4200" and I don't think it's gonna make it. Started to cut ok but just didn't have anything when it would 4 stroke, would cut at all really.
3000 and 3700 picture.
Tried a couple cuts with the "Franken4200" and I don't think it's gonna make it. Started to cut ok but just didn't have anything when it would 4 stroke, would cut at all really.
3000 and 3700 picture.
You guys are gonna make me want buy one of these 3000's aren't you!
Here nothing but good it seems..Gregg,
blk05crew
I like 'em green
You guys are gonna make me want buy one of these 3000's aren't you!
Gregg,
I was kind of amazed with it Gregg, it did have a brand new chain on it, but dang.
blk05crew
I like 'em green
I got this also, no one bid on it
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Haha, I almost did, thought about and saw it ended up with only one bid.
Chris J.
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I got this also, no one bid on it
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Very clean! It looks much better than the Wright 136 I once had.
The owner had previously listed that saw at least twice:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Wright-137A-Chainsaw-/121869917594?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Wri...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
Just got a 3000, haven't dug into it yet. But I have many hours on a 2800 and that saw never disappoints. I can only figure the 3000 is better
ChipsFlyin
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Was just thinking about selling a 141A. The one on this page. http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/poulan-thread.98495/page-1735I got this also, no one bid on it
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redunshee
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You guys are gonna make me want buy one of these 3000's aren't you!
Gregg,
Heck, I may have to get another one!
blk05crew
I like 'em green
You can't have this one back haha!
redunshee
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Yea, Joe, they are pretty close in size. 46 cc vs. 49cc.
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