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Yes , I think the green craftsman 51cc 3.6 hp saw from around 2000 is a rebaged solo 651.

Hello dboyd351 , I think your dark green craftsman solo saw (51cc) has a magnesium crankcase like the solo 651 with 3.6 hp .

Check your private messages.

There is a 14 month old video on youtube 'How to Make Cheap Chainsaw Bar Oil' that might be of interest .

Hello Kevin , is that a PP380 ?

The pecan limb wood is good for smoking chicken and turkey .

Kerosene would be good to use .

Bob , that heat shield being flat against the exhaust flange is also acting as a cooling fin as the fan air is blown over it . Scott

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Del and HumBurner , to save a lot of round file strokes , I have used my raker file (round edge in the gullet) to file the hard chrome damaged top plate then use the proper round file to profile the gullet . It might take a few minutes but a lot less round filing and gullet over filing . Scott

Hello Joe , George never gave me the part # on his Oregon bar . If you call Oregon customer service they will help you find a bar for your saw . Scott

Hello Bob , I think that saw is a poulan 2400 made for sears/craftsman .

Hello StihlsawuserMS361 , I have used paper grocery bags and newspaper to slow dry the cross sections of Eastern red cedar and ambrosia stain red maple . Three layers of grocery bags or newspaper worked . Two years in the garage then one year in the house . Scott

Did you also ditch the diffuser ?

The oil pump is behind the clutch so remove clutch .

Hello Chuck , your pictures show that you have the same muffler that the PP262 has with the heavy catalytic cage .When I private messaged you I thought you had the older aluminized muffler that had the 1/4" outlet on the back left side of the muffler . Later you mentioned the 1/4" hole was in...

Your muffler sounds like the muffler that came on my pp4620 except mine has a factory 0.40" diameter center hole with two 0.125" holes . The additional muffler backing plate will guide more cooling air through the cylinder fins . If you will drill the three outlet holes to be about 5/16"...

I remember 8mm bar studs and the D176 bar mount .

The tag is behind the clutch cover .

I'm curious , if you look at the epa sticker on your saw , does it have 42cc displacement ? Did the bad pinch mess up the sprocket , guide rails , twist the bar , bend the bar ? A relative has a poulan pl3816 and I remember it having a Oregon A041 mount bar .