Nik's Poulan Thread

[Byron Potter]

Just googled a pic of one. Looks about like a Poulan 2000. Good little saws.

just saw a side cover for 4z109 that was in the poulan 2000 bin, wondered if it was the same one.

 

[fossil]

Can you lookup the cross reference for Dayton 4Z109 14" to Poulan

It's 2.0 cu in Poulan Micro

http://acresinternet.com/cscc.nsf/e...1d08ddfcd6ae13b988256d62001d46da?OpenDocument

There are likely a few vraiants of the saw.

 

[green lust]

What size bar is that on the 4000 furthest in front? 24"?

Yes it’s a 24” the black handled one is a 18”.

 

[Todd Loosli]

View attachment 744979 I took the girls out for a little exercise today . They all played well with each other . Proud dad moment!

Looks like a nice little group of kids, hope they don't get mad at each other and try to cut them down

 

[s sidewall]

Where's the 5200, not getting any loving like the rest.

Steve Sidwell

 

[green lust]

Where's the 5200, not getting any loving like the rest.

Steve Sidwell

They still need a little tweaking before they can go out and play . I need to spend some time with them. Work has really got in the way of play time

 

[s sidewall]

Get hurt on the job, get workmans comp, stay at home, work on saws. Just don't hurt your back or hands, you can sit and work on a saw, ask me how I know. I've been cutting trim today sitting in a chair, dang back.

Steve Sidwell

 

[green lust]

Get hurt on the job, get workmans comp, stay at home, work on saws. Just don't hurt your back or hands, you can sit and work on a saw, ask me how I know. I've been cutting trim today sitting in a chair, dang back.

Steve Sidwell

A hurt back is no fun .I’m self employed If I get hurt I can’t draw a check . Disability insurance is sky high so I’m real careful ‘not’ .

 

[s sidewall]

Well that stinks. Go to Wal-Mart, slip and fall in something wet, get hurt, get a check, week vacation to work on saws then go back to work.

Steve Sidwell

 

[Todd Loosli]

Sounds like it's more work to not work than it's worth. A bad back just isn't any fun at all. Been looking at my left over parts and I might be able to put together a saw of many colors, 3800 ported

 

[s sidewall]

A Dolly Parton saw

Steve Sidwell

 

[EngineNoO9]

Wish I took video or a before and after pictures but cut for about 4-5 hours here in VA today. Had a friend and his daughter come over to help cut and stack. It was hot! Saw ran fantastic after the refresh. Only minor thing I need to do is check the crank seals still. Still think I'm going to buy a bigger saw to deal with these huge pieces I have. I cut one up but it wasn't easy. It'll do it though if I don't pick up something bigger soon.

I did use my poulan 2775 for a few to make sure it was running ok. It gave me fits last time after I shut it off but it ran great when I used it on small stuff. I listed it for sale locally as well as a little poulan 2055 14".

 

[s sidewall]

Find you a new unused Wild Thing, do a simple muffler mod, tune it and run with it. Just install a better chain than what comes on them. I truly like mine. Been thinking about asking my dad for the one he has. Been sitting in the case since he bought it years ago from tractor supply, never been fueled or oiled up. Just hope stuff like lines haven't deteriorated or carb diaphragm gotten stiff.

Steve Sidwell

 

[s sidewall]

Wish I took video or a before and after pictures but cut for about 4-5 hours here in VA today. Had a friend and his daughter come over to help cut and stack. It was hot! Saw ran fantastic after the refresh. Only minor thing I need to do is check the crank seals still. Still think I'm going to buy a bigger saw to deal with these huge pieces I have. I cut one up but it wasn't easy. It'll do it though if I don't pick up something bigger soon.

I did use my poulan 2775 for a few to make sure it was running ok. It gave me fits last time after I shut it off but it ran great when I used it on small stuff. I listed it for sale locally as well as a little poulan 2055 14".

What's the biggest saw you got?

Steve Sidwell

 

[EngineNoO9]

The craftsman 3.7". Looking at several Husqvarna's in the 70cc variety.

I'd say for about 75% of the trees/wood I have the craftsman is great for. There's the small stuff I'm likely keeping a 40'ish cc saw for with a 16" bar. Then the craftsman has a 20" and I'd like a 28" for this big stuff.

If I get the Stihl 041 fixed I'll put something of the 18" variety on it I think.

 

[s sidewall]

Have you checked out Echo?

Steve Sidwell

 

[redunshee]

Have you checked out Echo?

Steve Sidwell

Havent seen a 70cc Echo . There is the 620 and 800. Is it new? The new Echo's arent bad saws. Have a 490 that runs real well as well as a 352 that surprises me whenever I use it.

 

[EngineNoO9]

I'm looking used only. Don't really care if it's bigger than 70cc but my budget does. I'd consider a Makita 6421 or 6401 and that's really the only smaller saw I'll consider. I'm open to options though

 

[Andy Mclean]

Thank you very much to Todd. He got me the parts I needed for my carb and now she runs like a champ again!

 

[andrewsc]

What is the max rpm's on a 3400?

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