Yes that’s EXL. I have three loops but have yet to cut with any of it.
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Well I put on the spike from @Todd Loosli today as well as the Tsumura bar once I drilled out the bar adjustors. Looks nice if I do say so myself.
Anyone have a line on where a guy can procure decals for these saws? I'm looking for the clutch cover decal and the thin one for the air filter cover. Any insider info would be greatly appreciated.
Also interested in a set of inner and outer spikes that are regular profile to replace the goofy factory one. Not sure if there are others from another model that will fit or someone who makes them.
This is the air filter cover one I'm talking about. I have no idea what the one for the Pro 380 says on it.
Also interested in a set of inner and outer spikes that are regular profile to replace the goofy factory one. Not sure if there are others from another model that will fit or someone who makes them.
This is the air filter cover one I'm talking about. I have no idea what the one for the Pro 380 says on it.
I have no idea on the decals, have to get lucky to find NOS , they have been obsolete for a long time.
As for the double dogs, there were never any for them. I decided to make my own, started out with 268 Husky spikes. Drill press, cut and weld. They don't make it easy to get to the chain adjuster..
Thanks for the jump start on a set to start with. I figured that I might have to make my own. No biggie. Those look good and much more functional on there. Good work!
They do work good, this warmed up 365 is my most used saw. If you find a Super 380 clutch cover decal, get two, my 380 needs one too. Lol
10-4 If I can't find any I'll have some made. Not the same as factory, but better than nothing. I'll keep you in mind.
@Benwa I saved some pics of the clutch cover off of some I sold. Maybe use it to get some made by sugarcreeksuppiles.
Poulan board broke down by models.
3750 http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/poulan-3750-60cc/
380 http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/poulan-380/
Poulan board broke down by models.
3750 http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/poulan-3750-60cc/
380 http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/poulan-380/
Think this one had a perfect decal.
Got to find the pic of it.
Got to find the pic of it.
I will have to look for it.
I have a 380 on the shelf with a broken pto side case. But no sticker.
One against wall. Covers on another shelf.
One with yellow tank. Came in black and yellow tanks.
That black tank one on right was running 380 I parted out for local. It was my test saw.
I was digging for some parts for a guy and looked for air cover sticker. None of mine left has the yellow sticker that was on the one sent to Roger.
Updated that parts shelf pic.
Also found a NOS HDA137. Think I put it on a saw once to test to make sure it was a bad 164. It was.
If someone ends up needing one.
Updated that parts shelf pic.
Also found a NOS HDA137. Think I put it on a saw once to test to make sure it was a bad 164. It was.
If someone ends up needing one.
@JeremiahJohnson That is a huge help. I appreciate all the info and pics! Decals aren't the end of the world, but I like my stuff spot on for the most part 
and thanks for the name of a place to get em done!
and thanks for the name of a place to get em done!@Jethro 2t sniffer there are many ways to skin a cat, but I just use a thin carbide burr in a dremel. About a 10 min job start to finish. I do both adjuster holes of course.
Nice man yeah was just asking what he did in the end from another thread. I use drill bits and or file but I wouldn't mind getting some of those burrs for my dremel though
Now that I went back and reread your post it totally makes sense......doh!
A cobalt bit from Northern tool. It was $7.50 and cut great with cutting oil for the first hole and a half. The last half pass was a challenge. I must have overheated it.
The Stihl hole is about 3/16”, the Homelite and Poulan adjuster pins are about 1/4”. I used a 5/16” bit as the pin doesn’t exactly line up with the hole but it slides in perfect with the little bit of extra room.
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