Want to Sell Poulan Pro 655BP - 100cc -$650

[nstueve]

Yes this is the hard to find 100cc reed valve torque monster. It's a little dirty in pics b/c it runs and cuts like it should. It cleans up nice and has the big west coast spikes on it. I can probably find a bar for it in my shop if needed but they ship easier and cheaper without.

$650/ obo to good home.

Message me if interested.

 

[James Miller]

@Just a Guy that cuts wood this may be of interest to you.

 

[Just a Guy that cuts wood]

@Just a Guy that cuts wood this may be of interest to you.

Next on my list 525
I need it to fill the gap . My 655 is a BP and the 455 runs very well
I need one of every model
Now I need farmer Steve to come off his 5200. lol

 

[sawfun]

It might help the saw sell to post some pictures of the piston condition and show that it is indeed a boost port and not a standard 655.

 

[Modifiedmark]

It might help the saw sell to post some pictures of the piston condition and show that it is indeed a boost port and not a standard 655.

Personally I wouldn't care if its boost port or not. The whole boost port thing is overrated. I have a non boost port and have compared it side by side with some boost port saws. Up to 36" bars there isn't really any difference from what I have seen.

If I was wanting another 655, I wouldn't hesitate to buy this saw from Nate. I'm sure if he says its good to go then it is good to go.

 

[madhatte]

Yeah, I just got my hands on a 655 or I'd be all over this. These are great saws.

 

[sawfun]

I ran my regular 655 side by side with my 655 BP both with new identical chains on 36" bars and noticed a pretty big difference. And the regular 655 had a good piston while the BP's was scored. Not that the regular 655 is any slouch, because it ain't. The BP held rpm much better.

 

[Modifiedmark]

I ran my regular 655 side by side with my 655 BP both with new identical chains on 36" bars and noticed a pretty big difference. And the regular 655 had a good piston while the BP's was scored. Not that the regular 655 is any slouch, because it ain't. The BP held rpm much better.

I have seen some scored saws run just like new but like I said I have compared it to more then just one BP saw. Like you said never the less the regular hi performance 655 is a damn strong saw.

 

[madhatte]

All I know is that Pioneer really did their homework on this series of saws. They are flat-out impressive, one and all.

 

[nstueve]

I'll try to get some pics of cylinder. I will personally guarantee it's a BP cylinder. I've had the muffler off and looked.

I've had up to 5x 655bps in the shop at one time and the real difference is which carb they had on them. I have a cheat sheet in the shop that I wrote down when I was talking to Ed Bryl (master of these poulan's). He told me the carb model (which I can't remember off the top of my head) that will give these saws an extra 1000-1200rpm in the cut. He said, with the xxx carb a non-BP, it would run just like a BP with the worse carb. I've spoken with numerous pros about porting one and several of them came back with the same answer... "it's not worth it." Was told these are almost ideally ported from factory and can believe it.


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[leeha]

Any chance I can get that cheat sheet. I spoke with Ed a couple years ago and
he is very correct. The carb is the real difference in these saws. I have 2 P62's
that are dogs and the carbs appear to be smaller. Just need to know which
carb to get.

 

[sawfun]

Any chance I can get that cheat sheet. I spoke with Ed a couple years ago and
he is very correct. The carb is the real difference in these saws. I have 2 P62's
that are dogs and the carbs appear to be smaller. Just need to know which
carb to get.

I'd like that info as well. Please and Thankyou.

 

[nstueve]

Any chance I can get that cheat sheet. I spoke with Ed a couple years ago and
he is very correct. The carb is the real difference in these saws. I have 2 P62's
that are dogs and the carbs appear to be smaller. Just need to know which
carb to get.

All I remember as of now is that my carb came off a P51/2


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[Acornhill]

I have this

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[Acornhill]

I will post the other partner version tomorrow

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[p61 western]

I could be way off, but I think the carb is most likely a sdc 80 that these saws really like.

 

[Modifiedmark]

I could be way off, but I think the carb is most likely a sdc 80 that these saws really like.

You very well may be correct, I remember when over at Eds place him telling me about it and I know it was a SDC.

 

[p61 western]

You very well may be correct, I remember when over at Eds place him telling me about it and I know it was a SDC.

I have one that came on my p61 western, and that saw will keep up with my Pioneer/Partner p62. The sdc 80 has a 19mm venturi and no governor.

 

[p61 western]

To the op sorry for the derail. I wish I had the funds, I would buy it in a heartbeat.glws

 

[madhatte]

SDC, huh? Interesting.