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Nik's Poulan Thread
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This 3.3 is one DIRTY saw!
Yep , all that dust and oil has probably kept the paint protected for years .
Have you removed the muffler to inspect the piston , ring and cylinder ?
Have you removed the muffler to inspect the piston , ring and cylinder ?
Bob,you might want to try Buford Parrish in Ky.He has tons of Poulan parts.502-228-1462
Not yet. I like to get most of the crud off first to decrease chances of it getting where I don't want it.
Normal of saws that get used. IMHO.
You should see some that come in for repairs. SMH
Side after digging some away too.
You should see some that come in for repairs. SMH
Side after digging some away too.
He told me the grey 3.7 3.3 started on prime so thats a good sign both topends might be good.
I have plenty of the grey 3.3 parts saws. Topends getting slim though. Think I am down to 3.0 ones in that now.
Not in pic but back there a few of them.
I have plenty of the grey 3.3 parts saws. Topends getting slim though. Think I am down to 3.0 ones in that now.
Not in pic but back there a few of them.
Part # 24345.Get yourself an IPL & you can look up any part # for your saw.
I've got all the manuals, but the pump diaphragm has always came up as NLA. 530024345 is what I have been using to look for it. Thought you may have a different part number than what I have.
Got the external parts cleaned today. After I do the body, I'll see what she looks like inside. Clutch cover got overheated and distorted somewhat. Probably from packed in crud.
Normal of saws that get used. IMHO.
You should see some that come in for repairs. SMH
Side after digging some away too.
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Kevin what does SMH mean ?
Shaking My Head
I suppose I let a few of mine get too dirty in the past. Eventually I learned it takes 2 minutes to remove all the covers and blow the junk out.
I never get to run mine long enough to get that bad. Back in the day with my 3400 every time I gassed or sharpened I dusted the filter with a 3 inch paint brush that is in my saw box.
I've fell in love with cans of compressed air. Xerox man gave me some.
Cans of compressed air? I didn't know that was a thing
Paint brush is cheaper but I'm going to get a can and try it out.
They are used for electronic devices mostly, its how you get all the boogers out of a keyboard.
Keyboard spray is a type of refrigerant, people sometimes use for old cars.152a is one.
Compressed air is a good thing IMHO. It's great for carburetors and more. It clears debris and materials away easily in finicky places without the risk of too-high air pressure. I use CA when I'm using my magnifier more and more lately on saws, firearms, small/large carbs, anything really. Best, Max.
